CVE-2014-2030: Stack-based buffer overflow in the WritePSDImage function in coders/psd.c in ImageMagick, possibly 6.8.8-5,...

Security readout for executives and security teams

ImageMagick had a stack-based buffer overflow in its PSD writing code. A malicious image handled by a vulnerable workflow could crash the service and might allow code execution. The main business concern is untrusted image processing, especially upload, thumbnail, or format-conversion services using old ImageMagick builds. Exposure is most likely where legacy ImageMagick processes attacker-supplied images or converts files to PSD. Systems using distro-packaged ImageMagick from the 2014 era need review. The bundle does not establish current product exposure or exact vulnerable package ranges. Treat as a targeted legacy-risk cleanup item. Prioritize quickly for internet-facing image-processing services or older Linux hosts. If ImageMagick is absent or never handles untrusted image conversion, urgency is lower but inventory should still confirm that assumption. Mitigation focus: Inventory ImageMagick installations and package versions on image-processing hosts.; Check vendor advisories for patched ImageMagick packages before choosing remediation.; Upgrade ImageMagick through supported OS or vendor channels..

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Jun 6, 2026, 02:49 UTC (UTC+00:00)

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