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- 1Warning issued over code injection flaw in LibreOffice and OpenOffice●«LibreOffice und OpenOffice — Warnung vor Codeschmuggel-Lücke, Updates kommen: Eine Lücke betrifft @ libreoffice und Ope
Security researchers have warned of a code smuggling vulnerability affecting both LibreOffice and OpenOffice. Attackers could use crafted documents to inject malicious code on affected systems. Updates to close the flaw are being rolled out, and users are urged to install them immediately. German-language discussions note that compared with other popular office suites, both applications are affected equally by the issue.
- 2LibreOffice and OpenOffice flaws let malicious spreadsheets run code●The first one has been patched. The Hacker News: LibreOffice and OpenOffice Flaws Let Malicious Spreadsheets Run Code Wi
Security researchers have disclosed vulnerabilities in LibreOffice and OpenOffice that allow malicious spreadsheet files to execute code on a victim's machine without triggering the usual macro warnings. The first of the flaws has reportedly been patched, and users are being urged to update their office suites. The issue has drawn attention in the open-source and information security communities because it bypasses a long-standing protection that many users rely on when opening documents from unknown sources.
- 3Critical flaw in Apache OpenOffice lets documents run code▼CVE-2026-59265: A critical flaw in Apache OpenOffice's Java integration lets a crafted untrusted document execute arbitr
A critical vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2026-59265, has been found in Apache OpenOffice's Java integration. Opening a crafted untrusted document can allow arbitrary code execution on the affected machine. Versions 4.1.16 and earlier are affected, and no exploitation has been confirmed so far. A fix is expected in version 4.1.17; users are advised to disable the Java runtime as an interim measure.