
Update SQL Server 2019-2025 to Stop Authenticated Remote Code Execution
Microsoft warns that authorized attackers can run remote code on SQL Server versions 2019 through 2025 via a high-severity deserialization flaw.
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Microsoft warns that authorized attackers can run remote code on SQL Server versions 2019 through 2025 via a high-severity deserialization flaw.

A critical flaw in Juniper J-Web lets attackers bypass login screens and run commands on network devices without any credentials.

Microsoft released patches for a high-severity out-of-bounds write flaw in .NET WPF that lets attackers run code over a network.

An unpatched integer underflow in Windows DNS allows unauthorized attackers to run code remotely, rated 9.8 by NVD.

A critical double-free flaw in older Dragonfly DB versions allows attackers to run code on servers without authentication credentials.