Memory Allocation Vulnerability in glib-networking's OpenSSL Backend

CVE-2025-60019

What is CVE-2025-60019?

The OpenSSL backend of glib-networking is affected by a vulnerability that arises from inadequate validation of return values from memory allocation routines. This oversight can lead to conditions where, if the system runs out of memory, the software may attempt to write to invalid memory locations. Such behavior risks causing application crashes, potential system instabilities, and unauthorized access to sensitive data. It is critical for users and administrators to assess their implementations and consider applying recommended patches or updates.

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