Linuxsecurity Denial of Service Vulnerabilities in DjVuLibre Affect Multiple Ubuntu Releases
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A security issue in DjVuLibre affects several Ubuntu releases, including 24.04 LTS and 22.04 LTS. The vulnerability allows remote attackers to exploit a division by zero error, potentially causing applications to crash or stop responding. The issue is associated with CVE-2021-46312, published on August 22, 2023.
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2023-08-22
CVE-2021-46312 published
2025-07-03
CVE-2025-53367 published
2026-02-23
Ubuntu security notice USN-8054 released
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