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libxslt
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libxslt is the GNOME project's widely used XSLT processing library, commonly embedded in Linux distributions, server tools, and software stacks for XML-to-text or XML-to-HTML transformations. Recent discussions on WindowsForum.com focus on multiple disclosed vulnerabilities in libxslt, including heap use-after-free bugs (CVE-2025-7425, CVE-2025-10911) and type confusion issues (CVE-2025-7424, CVE-2025-11731). These flaws can be triggered by specially crafted XSLT stylesheets, leading to memory corruption, application crashes, and denial-of-service conditions. The threads provide guidance on patching and mitigating risks for systems that process untrusted XSLT input, emphasizing the importance of updating libxslt to maintain security and stability.
A heap use‑after‑free bug in libxslt (CVE‑2025‑7425) lets specially crafted stylesheets corrupt internal attribute metadata and crash or destabilize applications that compile or process XSLT, producing sustained or persistent denial‑of‑service for services that accept untrusted XSLT input...
A type‑confusion bug in libxslt’s internal node representation — where the same psvi memory field is reused for stylesheet and input nodes — can be forced to misinterpret an XML document and produce out‑of‑bounds accesses, crashes, and memory corruption that result in reliable denial‑of‑service...
A newly disclosed use-after-free vulnerability in the libxslt library — tracked as CVE-2025-10911 — can be triggered while parsing XSL nodes and may dereference expired pointers, crashing applications that process untrusted XSL or XML transformations and producing a total loss of availability...
A newly disclosed vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2025-11731, affects libxslt and stems from a type confusion bug in the library’s EXSLT handling routine exsltFuncResultComp, allowing a specially crafted stylesheet to cause unexpected memory reads and application crashes—effectively a...