Reject overflowing ELF section ranges - #19393
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When RPCS3 loads an ELF,
elf::loadtries to reuse data already read for each loadable section by creatingbin_viewinto the matching program-header buffer. The range check adds attacker-controlled section offsets and sizes to segment bounds, so integer wraparound can make an invalid section appear to fit. Callers such asppu_load_rel_execlater copy that view into emulated memory, causing a host out-of-bounds read for a malformed ELF.Replace the checks in both the load and save paths with subtraction-based bounds checks. These verify that the section size fits in the segment and that its offset remains within the available segment bytes without overflowing.