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Affected versions of this package are vulnerable to Out-of-bounds Write via the JPEG COM marker encoding path in JpegEncode.c, when a JPEG image carrying an oversized comment in its im.info metadata is re-encoded. The comment length is not validated before being written as a COM marker, allowing a comment that exceeds the maximum marker size to overflow the output buffer. An attacker who can supply a JPEG file with an excessively long embedded comment can trigger this condition, leading to memory corruption with potential for arbitrary code execution.