Linuxsecurity Security Fix for python-pdfminer in Fedora 43 Addresses CVE-2025
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A security vulnerability affecting python-pdfminer in Fedora 43 has been identified. This issue impacts users relying on pdfminer.six, a tool for extracting text and data from PDF documents. The vulnerability has prompted the release of a security fix to mitigate potential risks.
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Critical Vulnerabilities in pdfminer Allow Code Execution on Ubuntu Systems Two vulnerabilities (CVE-2025-64512 and CVE-2025-70559) in pdfminer, a PDF parser used in Ubuntu systems, could allow attackers to execute arbitrary code by opening specially crafted PDF files. The vulnerabilities were discovered in the parsing process of pdfminer, which failed to handle maliciously crafted files… 
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