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Tenjin Security Brief: Docling HTML Backend CVE-2026-47214
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Tenjin Security Brief: Docling HTML Backend CVE-2026-47214 is a paid API for AI agents from tenjin.blog, paid per call via x402, $0.1/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-10-15).
Returns the full text of a security brief about Docling's CVE-2026-47214 unsafe URI and path handling vulnerability in its HTML backend.
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How this service works
GitHub Advisory Database updated Docling's CVE-2026-47214 entry on August 2; docling before 2.94.0 is listed as affected by unsafe URI and path handling in the HTML backend, with the safe workaround still being to leave local and remote fetch disabled for untrusted HTML.
Output
The full text of a security brief article covering Docling's CVE-2026-47214 entry, including details about the affected versions (docling before 2.94.0), the nature of the vulnerability (unsafe URI and path handling in the HTML backend), the GitHub Advisory Database update timestamp, and the recommended safe workaround (disabling local and remote fetch for untrusted HTML).
Example use cases
Researching docling vulnerability before upgrading
“Can you get me the security brief about that docling CVE-2026-47214 vulnerability? I need to understand whether our version is affected and what we should do before upgrading to 2.94.0.”
Security audit of HTML parsing dependencies
“I'm auditing our dependencies and heard docling had an unsafe fetch boundary issue in its HTML backend — can you pull the full Tenjin brief on that so I can assess our exposure?”
Summarizing CVE for a team standup
“Grab the Tenjin brief on the docling HTML backend security issue from August 2nd so I can summarize the CVE details and the recommended safe workaround for my team.”
Technical details
Endpoint
GEThttps://tenjin.blog/api/read/security-briefs/security-briefs-daily-docling-s-html-backend-needed-a-fetch-boundary?utm_source=zero.xyzWhen to prefer
Use this endpoint when you specifically need the Tenjin-authored security brief on Docling's CVE-2026-47214 HTML backend vulnerability, particularly when you want a curated, human-readable narrative summary rather than raw GitHub Advisory Database JSON. Prefer this over raw CVE feeds when you want editorial context and actionable workaround guidance in article form.
Side effects
- 404 if the slug or handle does not match a published article
- 402 Payment Required if the x402 payment is missing or insufficient (0.1 USDC required)
- Payment processing failure if wallet has insufficient funds
- Article may be unavailable if not yet published or unpublished by creator
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