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LibreOffice learns to speak Markdown in version 26.2
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this post was submitted on 09 Mar 2026
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Hopefully it doesn't have any Remote Code Execution vulnerabilities, like Microslop's implementation had.
How in the world did they manage that? Did they implement it internally as a TCP API and expose it?
It was like:
I don't know the technicalities, but Markdown supports links, and it's possible to craft a link that downloads a file and then executes it. You can look up the Notepad.exe RCE vulnerability from this year.
Basically Notepad would pass the link to ShellEx and could launch executables.
They probably vibe coded it, and only copilot reviewed and merged the code.