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It's not an integer overflow that would be needed but an unsigned overflow. The way I see it, on 32-bits, that means that the size HTTP request would have to be bigger than what's available to both user application and the OS together. In short, one just can't get the input request that big. Of course, if you manage that, you'll disprove this claim.



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