bug#32515: GNOME thumbnailing code execution vulnerabilities.

2021-04-09 Thread Leo Famulari
On Fri, Apr 09, 2021 at 03:51:21PM +0200, Maxime Devos wrote: > Leo Famulari (26 Feb 2019) wrote: > > Since this bug was filed, Ghostscript has received more scrutiny and > > serious bugs continue to be found. > > I assume you meant ‘fixed’. I did not mean 'fixed'. As far as I know, no work was d

bug#32515: GNOME thumbnailing code execution vulnerabilities.

2021-04-09 Thread Maxime Devos
Leo Famulari (26 Feb 2019) wrote: > Since this bug was filed, Ghostscript has received more scrutiny and > serious bugs continue to be found. I assume you meant ‘fixed’. > [...] > Barring that, we should keep our package up to date ghostscript can be updated to 9.54 (https://ghostscript.com/dow

bug#32515: GNOME thumbnailing code execution vulnerabilities

2019-02-25 Thread Leo Famulari
Since this bug was filed, Ghostscript has received more scrutiny and serious bugs continue to be found. The recommendation of the researchers seems to be to disable and remove Ghostscript unless a Postcript interpreter is actually necessary. Barring that, we should keep our package up to date and

bug#32515: GNOME thumbnailing code execution vulnerabilities

2018-08-23 Thread Leo Famulari
In some configurations of the GNOME and KDE desktops (and maybe others), there is a remote code execution vulnerability via the Nautilus thumbnailing system, via Evince and Ghostscript: "My colleague Jann Horn pointed out evince (which uses libgs, which is affected with some tweaks to the PoC) is