CVE-2005-3625

Published: 12/31/2005 05:00:00
Xpdf, as used in products such as gpdf, kpdf, pdftohtml, poppler, teTeX, CUPS, libextractor, and others, allows attackers to cause a denial of service (infinite loop) via streams that end prematurely, as demonstrated using the (1) CCITTFaxDecode and (2) DCTDecode streams, aka "Infinite CPU spins."
HIGH
CVSS v2: 10

Status

DocFilters Release Package State Justification Comment
25.1 xpdf (4.05) Not Affected Code Not Present 4.05 does not match CVE configuration.
24.4 xpdf (4.05) Not Affected Code Not Present 4.05 does not match CVE configuration.
24.4.0 xpdf (4.05) Not Affected Code Not Present 4.05 does not match CVE configuration.
24.3 xpdf (4.05) Not Affected Code Not Present 4.05 does not match CVE configuration.
24.2.1 xpdf (4.05) Not Affected Code Not Present 4.05 does not match CVE configuration.
24.2 xpdf (4.05) Not Affected Code Not Present 4.05 does not match CVE configuration.
24.1 xpdf (3.02) Not Affected Code Not Present 3.02 does not match CVE configuration.
23.3 xpdf (3.02) Not Affected Code Not Present 3.02 does not match CVE configuration.
23.2.1 xpdf (3.02) Not Affected Code Not Present 3.02 does not match CVE configuration.
23.2 xpdf (3.02) Not Affected Code Not Present 3.02 does not match CVE configuration.
23.1 xpdf (3.02) Not Affected Code Not Present 3.02 does not match CVE configuration.

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