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Improper permissions in the handler for the Custom URL Scheme in ToDesktop Builder v0.33.0 allows attackers with renderer-context access to invoke external protocol handlers without sufficient validation.

CVE-2025-67230 is a security vulnerability identified in ToDesktop Builder version 0.33.0, a tool used to create desktop applications from web technologies. The vulnerability arises from improper permission handling in the Custom URL Scheme handler. Specifically, the handler allows code executing in the renderer context—which is the environment where web content runs—to invoke external protocol handlers without adequate validation. This means that an attacker who has already gained access to the renderer process can exploit this flaw to trigger external applications or protocols on the host system. Such external protocol invocations could lead to unintended actions outside the sandboxed environment, including launching malicious applications, leaking sensitive information, or escalating privileges. The vulnerability does not require user interaction but does require that the attacker has renderer-level access, which typically implies a prior compromise or malicious content execution. No CVSS score has been assigned yet, and no public exploits have been reported. The lack of patch links suggests that fixes are not yet publicly available. This vulnerability highlights the risks associated with insufficient validation of custom URL schemes in desktop applications built on web technologies, which can be abused to bypass security boundaries between web content and the host operating system.

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