
Microsoft SQL Server Heap Overflow Enables Remote Privilege Escalation
A high-severity flaw in SQL Server allows authorized users to elevate privileges via a heap-based buffer overflow, affecting multiple supported versions.
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A high-severity flaw in SQL Server allows authorized users to elevate privileges via a heap-based buffer overflow, affecting multiple supported versions.

Microsoft patches a high-severity remote code execution flaw in .NET WPF that lets attackers bypass URI restrictions through crafted hyperlinks.

A heap-based buffer overflow in Windows iSCSI allows remote code execution by unauthorized attackers, rated CVSS 9.8 by the NVD.

Microsoft patches a critical HTTP request smuggling vulnerability in ASP.NET Core 8 through 11, enabling network tampering via aborted Kestrel connections.

A critical certificate validation error in Microsoft Partner Center allows network-based attackers to elevate privileges without proper authorization.