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CVE-2020-14425 is a remote command execution vulnerability in Foxit Reader before version 10.0. The issue is exposed through the app.opencPDFWebPage JavaScript API. According to the provided content, a malicious PDF can abuse this JavaScript API to execute local files and bypass the product’s security dialog, allowing attacker-controlled actions to be triggered from PDF-embedded JavaScript. The vulnerability is therefore tied to Foxit Reader’s handling of privileged JavaScript functionality and inadequate enforcement of security restrictions around command or local file execution.
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A previously addressed JavaScript-based remote code execution vulnerability in Foxit Reader, mentioned as part of Foxit's security history.
A previously disclosed Foxit vulnerability referenced as part of the vendor's security history; the content only identifies it as related to memory corruption in JavaScript execution or file parsing components.
A previously noted JavaScript-based remote code execution vulnerability in Foxit Reader mentioned as part of Foxit's security history.
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