GNOME gThumb before 3.10.1 allows an application crash via a malformed JPEG image.
A heap-based buffer overflow in cairoimagesurfacecreatefromjpeg() in extensions/cairoio/cairo-image-surface-jpeg.c in GNOME gThumb before 3.8.3 and Linux Mint Pix before 2.4.5 allows attackers to cause a crash and potentially execute arbitrary code via a crafted JPEG file.
An issue was discovered in gThumb through 3.6.2. There is a double-free vulnerability in the addthemesfromdir method in dlg-contact-sheet.c because of two successive calls of gfree, each of which frees the same buffer.