CVE-2026-4715 is an uninitialized memory vulnerability in Mozilla's Graphics: Canvas2D component affecting Firefox before 149, Firefox ESR before 140.9, Thunderbird before 149, and Thunderbird before 140.9. The issue arises from use of uninitialized memory within Canvas2D processing. Based on the available record and NVD classification, the weakness maps to CWE-908. The provided sources do not identify the exact vulnerable function or code path, but indicate the flaw is reachable in the Canvas2D graphics subsystem and may lead to memory disclosure and potentially instability.
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