Multiple high-severity vulnerabilities in FFmpeg could allow attackers to corrupt memory, disclose process data, or exhaust system resources. This can happen if users or automated media-processing services are manipulated into handling specially crafted video, audio, image, or subtitle files. The vulnerabilities affect FFmpeg versions up to 8.1.28. Organizations operating transcoding pipelines, media upload platforms, streaming […]
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