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Rhino JavaScript engine could allow unauthorized code execution

published 3 months ago
Summary

The Rhino JavaScript engine used in several Mozilla components can be tricked into running malicious code. This could let an attacker take control of affected applications. Updating to the latest Rhino version provided by TuxCare resolves the issue.

What to do
  • Update mozilla org.mozilla:rhino to version 1.7.15-tuxcare.1.
  • Update mozilla org.mozilla:rhino-engine to version 1.7.15-tuxcare.1.
  • Update mozilla org.mozilla:rhino-runtime to version 1.7.15-tuxcare.1.
  • Update org.mozilla:rhino to version 1.7.15-tuxcare.1.
  • Update org.mozilla:rhino-engine to version 1.7.15-tuxcare.1.
Affected software
Ecosystem VendorProductAffected versions
TuxCare:Maven mozilla org.mozilla:rhino >= 1.7.15, < 1.7.15-tuxcare.1
Fix: upgrade to 1.7.15-tuxcare.1
TuxCare:Maven mozilla org.mozilla:rhino-engine >= 1.7.15, < 1.7.15-tuxcare.1
Fix: upgrade to 1.7.15-tuxcare.1
TuxCare:Maven mozilla org.mozilla:rhino-runtime >= 1.7.15, < 1.7.15-tuxcare.1
Fix: upgrade to 1.7.15-tuxcare.1
TuxCare:Maven – org.mozilla:rhino >= 1.7.15, < 1.7.15-tuxcare.1
Fix: upgrade to 1.7.15-tuxcare.1
TuxCare:Maven – org.mozilla:rhino-engine >= 1.7.15, < 1.7.15-tuxcare.1
Fix: upgrade to 1.7.15-tuxcare.1
Original advisory text
TuxCare security update for org.mozilla:rhino (1 CVE)
TuxCare rebuilt org.mozilla:rhino to address 1 CVE. Fixed in 1.7.15-tuxcare.1.
Timeline
Published4 Aug 2026
Updated2 Nov 2026
First seen15 Oct 2026
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