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Hole in widely-used FFmpeg codec could crash media servers or enable RCE

A widely-used FFmpeg codec contains a critical vulnerability that could cause media servers to crash or enable remote code execution.

Source CSO Online AI Summary Updated June 24, 2026
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A widely-used FFmpeg codec contains a critical vulnerability that could cause media servers to crash or enable remote code execution. The issue was discovered by researchers who found that the vulnerability affects a large number of open-source and commercial applications that utilize the FFmpeg framework. This highlights the potential risks associated with software supply chain vulnerabilities. The discovery underscores the importance of having strategies in place to address these types of vulnerabilities, including demanding a software bill of materials for all products.

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