Cyber Edition[verified]@CyberEditionDisclosure
The post announces CVE-2026-25755 in jsPDF, detailing an object injection flaw that permits arbitrary PDF structures even when JavaScript is disabled, and links to a site likely containing further information.
CVETodo[verified]@CveTodoDisclosure
This post announces CVE-2026-25755, detailing that the pre‑4.2.0 addJS feature in jsPDF allows malicious JavaScript payloads to be injected into PDFs, explaining how the flaw operates and its high severity.
kantan.news[verified]@KantanNewsXPatch
The post alerts developers to CVE‑2026‑25755, a PDF object injection flaw in jsPDF, and urges an immediate update to mitigate the risk.
The Daily Tech Feed[verified]@dailytechonxPatch
The post announces a critical CVE-2026-25755 in jsPDF's addJS method that permits PDF Object Injection, urging developers to upgrade to version 4.1.0+ immediately.
趣テクノロジー[verified]@omomuki_techDisclosure
A newly disclosed CVE-2026-25755 in jsPDF allows remote attackers to inject arbitrary objects and JavaScript into PDFs via the addJS method, exposing many web applications to potential exploitation.
ThreatSynop[verified]@ThreatSynopPatch
The article reports a high‑severity jsPDF addJS injection flaw (CVE‑2026‑25755) that allows arbitrary PDF object injection and auto‑triggered behaviors, and advises upgrading to jsPDF 4.1.0+ or avoiding untrusted input.
absholi7ly@absholi7lyPoC
A proof‑of‑concept for CVE‑2026‑25755 is shared, demonstrating a sandbox bypass via object injection in jsPDF, with the PoC code hosted on GitHub.
iototsecnews@iototsecnewsDisclosure
The article presents the discovery of a severe jsPDF object‑injection vulnerability (CVE‑2026‑25755), describing its technical details but offering no proof‑of‑concept, exploit code, or patch information.