fix: cap HTTP response read to prevent OOM on ignored Range headers#20
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Summary
Adds an explicit read limit to HTTP requests in
huggingface.pyto prevent potential Out-Of-Memory (OOM) crashes.Motivation & Context
In
huggingface.py, the HTTP request fetching remote headers assumes the server correctly honors theRangerequest and limits the payload. However, if a CDN or proxy ignores theRangeheader and responds with200 OK, theresponse.read()call will blindly read the entire multi-gigabyte weight file into memory, causing an out-of-memory (OOM) crash. Adding an explicit read limit to the HTTP read prevents this vulnerability.Type of Change
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