CVE-2025-14234 is a buffer overflow vulnerability in CPCA list processing affecting multiple Canon small office multifunction printers and laser printers running firmware version 06.02 and earlier across certain regional product lines. Available technical reporting also describes the issue on Canon imageCLASS MF654Cdw as a heap-based buffer overflow in the CADM service, reachable over the network, where a crafted font embedded in a PJCC request can trigger memory corruption. Successful exploitation may cause the device to become unresponsive or permit arbitrary code execution in the context of the printer.
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A critical unauthenticated buffer overflow vulnerability in Canon printer CPCA list processing that could lead to arbitrary code execution and/or denial of service on internet-exposed devices.
A buffer overflow in CPCA list processing affecting identified Canon small office multifunction and laser printer firmware versions, potentially enabling denial of service (device unresponsive) or arbitrary code execution by an attacker on the same network segment.
Canonのスモールオフィス向け複合機/レーザービームプリンターにおける境界外書き込み(CWE-787)脆弱性の一つ。遠隔の第三者により任意コード実行やDoSにつながる可能性があるとされる。
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