fix: use bounded strlcpy/snprintf in jni-c-toxcore.c#795
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Summary
Fix critical severity security issue in
jni-c-toxcore/jni-c-toxcore.c.Vulnerability
V-001jni-c-toxcore/jni-c-toxcore.c:499Description: At line 499 of jni-c-toxcore.c, strcpy(fmt_copy, fmt) copies a format string into a fixed-size buffer without any bounds checking. If the fmt parameter originates from network-supplied Tox protocol data (e.g., a peer-supplied message or format string), an attacker can supply a string longer than the destination buffer, overwriting adjacent stack or heap memory and potentially achieving arbitrary code execution on the Android device.
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