Thanks for the very timely response!

Would it be worth composing an announcement of this for venues like
bugtraq and full-disclosure? Or do you think most lsh users are on
lsh-bugs?

On a separate topic, I've been chatting with someone else, and he
pointed out that a somewhat different abstraction could be more
robust; rather than having an open, visible buffer data structure
into which code can directly write, if code is obliged to go through
accessor routines you can have just one place where all the
bounds-checking is implemented, rather than having to get it right
every place that writes into a buffer. Seems to me like it'd be a
performance hit worth taking for the benefit.

-Bennett

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