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ClamAV 1.4.3 and 1.0.9 security patch versions published

Today, we are publishing the 1.4.3 and 1.0.9 security patch versions. We have also added Linux aarch64 (aka ARM64) RPM and DEB installer packages for the 1.4 LTS release.The release files for the patch versions are available for download on the ClamAV downloads page, on the GitHub Release page, and through Docker Hub. The images on Docker Hub may not be immediately available on release day. Continue reading to learn what changed in each version.1.4.3ClamAV 1.4.3 is a patch release with the following fixes: CVE-2025-20260: Fixed a possible buffer overflow write bug in the PDF file parser that could cause a denial-of-service (DoS) condition or enable remote code execution.This issue only affects configurations where both:The max file-size scan limit is set greater than or equal to 1024MB.The max scan-size scan limit is set greater than or equal to 1025MB.The code flaw was present prior to version 1.0.0, but a change in version 1.0.0 that enables larger allocations based on untrusted data made it possible to trigger this bug.This issue affects all currently supported versions. It will be fixed in:1.4.31.0.9Thank you to Greg Walkup at Sandia National Labs for identifying this issue.CVE-2025-20234: Fixed a possible buffer overflow read bug in the UDF file parser that may write to a temp file and thus disclose information, or it may crash and cause a denial-of-service (DoS) condition.This issue was introduced in version 1.2.0. It will be fixed in 1.4.3.Thank you to volticks (@movx64 on Twitter/X), working with Trend Micro Zero Day Initiative, for identifying this issue.Fixed a possible use-after-free bug in the Xz decompression module in the bundled lzma-sdk library.This issue was fixed in the lzma-sdk version 18.03. ClamAV bundles a copy of the lzma-sdk with some performance changes specific to libclamav, plus select bug fixes like this one in lieu of a full upgrade to newer lzma-sdk.This issue affects all ClamAV versions at least as far back as 0.99.4. It will be fixed in:1.4.31.0.9Thank you to OSS-Fuzz for identifying this issue.Windows: Fixed a build install issue when a DLL dependency such as libcrypto has the exact same name as one provided by the Windows operating system.1.0.9ClamAV 1.0.9 is a patch release with the following fixes:CVE-2025-20260: Fixed a possible buffer overflow write bug in the PDF file parser that could cause a denial-of-service (DoS) condition or enable remote code execution.This issue only affects configurations where both:The max file-size scan limit is set greater than or equal to 1024MB.The max scan-size scan limit is set greater than or equal to 1025MB.The code flaw was present prior to version 1.0.0, but a change in version 1.0.0 that enables larger allocations based on untrusted data made it possible to trigger this bug.This issue affects all currently supported versions. It will be fixed in:1.4.31.0.9Thank you to Greg Walkup at Sandia National Labs for identifying this issue.Fixed a possible use-after-free bug in the Xz decompression module in the bundled lzma-sdk library.This issue was fixed in the lzma-sdk version 18.03. ClamAV bundles a copy of the lzma-sdk with some performance changes specific to libclamav, plus select bug fixes like this one in lieu of a full upgrade to newer lzma-sdk.This issue affects all ClamAV versions at least as far back as 0.99.4. It will be fixed in:1.4.31.0.9Thank you to OSS-Fuzz for identifying this issue.Windows: Fixed a build install issue when a DLL dependency such as libcrypto has the exact same name as one provided by the Windows operating system.

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