Incorporate strict-blocking denial-of-service fix from uBlock repo

[vtriolet]

Describe the issue

There is a denial-of-service issue in AdNauseam's strict blocking feature that has already been patched in uBlock Origin:

• https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/commit/b75921c2fd0a704e7c3fc35453aa6223c0c91442
• https://github.com/uBlockOrigin/uBlock-issues/issues/1649

It would be great if the fix could be incorporated into AdNauseam to help protect users.

Steps for anyone to reproduce the issue

• Start with a clean Firefox profile
• Install AdNauseam
• Enable the "Block Malware" setting
• In the web console, run the following code (you may have to type "allow pasting" in the console first):

// bet365.com is used because AdNauseam enables EasyList by default and because
// EasyList contains this entry: ||bet365.com/*?affiliate=$document

const url = 'http://bet365.com/?affiliate=' + 'http://a?a='.repeat(7500);
window.location = url;

// Notice that Firefox quickly consumes >2GB RAM and starts eating CPU.
// The page will eventually load if you have enough memory.

Your settings

• OS/version: Arch Linux
• Browser/version: Firefox 90.0
• AdNauseam version: 3.10.4
• Other extensions you have installed: N/A
• AdNauseam settings: "Block malware" is enabled

Your filter lists

• Default filter lists

[mneunomne]

@vtriolet thanks for the heads up! I just confirmed this in my env as well.

Then makes sense that next version of ADN catches up with the uBlock Origin v1.36.3.

[mneunomne]

Ah ok, didnt see that @dhowe had already fixed it. Tested and it is fixed. Closing.