Forcepoint Flaw Lets Attackers Escape Sandbox

A newly disclosed forcepoint flaw vulnerability in the Forcepoint One DLP Client allows attackers to escape a restricted Python environment and run arbitrary code. Identified as CVE-2025-14026, the high-severity bug undermines protections intended to sandbox user activity, raising concerns about broader data security risks. The flaw enables malicious actors to bypass constraints configured by the vendor, opening paths to execute potentially harmful operations on devices meant to be safeguarded by the DLP solution.

Security analysts have noted that the issue could directly impact systems relying on Forcepoint’s DLP infrastructure to maintain compliance and protect sensitive content. The exploit targets the way Python is sandboxed within the application, making restricted code execution possible outside its intended boundaries.

The advisory also highlighted additional vulnerabilities: CVE-2026-0625, CVE-2025-54322, and CVE-2024-9043. Each may pose varying degrees of risk to corporate environments.

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CVE-2025-14026: Forcepoint DLP Flaw Lets Attackers Unchain Restricted Python