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ONNX Runtime LSTM/GRU Integer Overflow PoC

CWE-190 (Integer Overflow) → CWE-122 (Heap Buffer Overflow)

ONNX Runtime's CPU RNN operators (LSTM, GRU, AttnLSTM) compute buffer sizes using int32 arithmetic. When operator dimensions cause the product to exceed INT32_MAX, the allocation wraps to a tiny value while the subsequent GEMM write uses the true (non-overflowed) size — heap out-of-bounds write.

Reproduction

pip install onnxruntime==1.23.2 onnx numpy
python3 poc_lstm.py   # LSTM variant — crashes with SIGSEGV
python3 poc_gru.py    # GRU variant — crashes with SIGSEGV

Files

  • poc_lstm.py — LSTM integer overflow PoC (hidden_size=512, seq_length=2097153)
  • poc_gru.py — GRU integer overflow PoC (hidden_size=512, seq_length=2796203)

Both PoCs generate a crafted ONNX model and run inference. The integer overflow in AllocateBuffers() produces a critically undersized heap buffer (8 KiB). MlasGemm then writes ~16 GiB into that buffer, causing SIGSEGV.

Affected Versions

  • onnxruntime v1.23.2 (latest stable, March 2026)
  • onnxruntime v1.21.0
  • All prior versions with CPU RNN operator support
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