LibreOffice — Vulnerabilities & Security Advisories 45

This page aggregates Common Weakness Enumerations (CWE) associated with LibreOffice, the open-source office productivity suite maintained by The Document Foundation. It collects security vulnerabilities affecting the software across various versions, covering advisory releases and reported flaws from the initial public deployment up to the present day. By reviewing this aggregation, users and security professionals can track vendor advisories to stay informed about critical patches, understand the specific characteristics and impact of different weakness classes within the codebase, and look up the product’s historical vulnerability pattern to assess long-term risk exposure. LibreOffice, being a complex application with extensive features for document processing, spreadsheet management, and presentation creation, is subject to a wide array of potential security issues ranging from memory corruption and buffer overflows to injection attacks and path traversal vulnerabilities. The data presented here serves as a centralized reference point for analyzing how these weaknesses manifest in different components such as the rendering engine, macro interpreter, or file parsers. This resource is particularly useful for organizations relying on LibreOffice for sensitive document handling, as it allows for a comprehensive review of past incidents to inform current security posture and mitigation strategies.