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CVE-2026-8631 is a critical vulnerability in HP Linux Imaging and Printing Software (HPLIP) affecting versions earlier than 3.26.4. The flaw is an integer overflow in the hpcups processing path while handling crafted print data or print requests. Because the vulnerable code is reached during parsing and processing of attacker-controlled print content, the overflow can lead to memory corruption in the printing pipeline and create conditions for arbitrary code execution or privilege escalation on the host system.
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A previously disclosed vulnerability referenced as the earlier flaw for which CVE-2026-14544 is an incomplete fix.
An integer overflow vulnerability in hpcups triggered by a crafted input file; the content states the fix for CVE-2026-8631 was incomplete, leaving an input-influenced variable unchecked and potentially allowing arbitrary code execution.
A prior HPLIP vulnerability referenced only because CVE-2026-14544 is described as an incomplete fix for it.
An earlier HPLIP integer overflow vulnerability in the hpcups processing path that allowed privilege escalation or arbitrary code execution; its incomplete remediation led to CVE-2026-14544.
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