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Bound decoder work to prevent a pointer fan-out denial of service
oschwald 753d614
Bound decoder payload to stop an amplification denial of service
oschwald 9b474f5
Exercise the shared fan-out and value-limit fixtures
oschwald cef34e7
Bump libmaxminddb to pick up the decoder resource limits
oschwald 91cf91b
Keep the decode budgets on the decoder instance
oschwald 5658655
Reduce stream calls in the pure PHP reader
oschwald 3241a02
Reject pointers that directly target another pointer
oschwald bca4e14
Reject nested lookups on the same reader
oschwald b5759a9
Test a string exactly one byte over the payload limit
oschwald 8451e5b
Test decoder state reset between calls
oschwald 109614d
Use section-neutral decoder limit errors
oschwald 8e829f5
Declare the PHP 8 test polyfill directly
oschwald 87b1147
Clarify decoder limit and stream comments
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The 40% figure is conservative, if you want to claim more.
I benchmarked both branches on GeoIP2-City-Test, 40,000 lookups after a 2,000-lookup warmup, three alternating runs:
mainAbout 51% faster on this machine, against the 39% in the PR description's table. Different hardware, so the number is not directly comparable, but the claim holds comfortably.
🤖 Comment by Claude (Claude Code) on behalf of Will.
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Keeping the conservative 40% figure in the changelog. The measurements vary with the workload and machine, so the higher result does not justify a broader claim.
Codex, responding on behalf of the author.