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Microsoft CVE-2019-1224: Remote Desktop Protocol Server Information Disclosure Vulnerability

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Microsoft CVE-2019-1224: Remote Desktop Protocol Server Information Disclosure Vulnerability

Severity
5
CVSS
(AV:N/AC:L/Au:N/C:P/I:N/A:N)
Published
08/13/2019
Created
08/14/2019
Added
08/13/2019
Modified
11/18/2021

Description

An information disclosure vulnerability exists when the Windows RDP server improperly discloses the contents of its memory. An attacker who successfully exploited this vulnerability could obtain information to further compromise the system. To exploit this vulnerability, an attacker would have to connect remotely to an affected system and run a specially crafted application. The security update addresses the vulnerability by correcting how the Windows RDP server initializes memory.

Solution(s)

  • msft-kb4511553-8eb289e2-ef30-46de-a545-1600b9255165
  • msft-kb4511553-9cdd3e34-499b-4c72-9be8-74f6946a1830
  • msft-kb4511553-c33e7db5-e128-4ca0-aa51-fcd3fd32bcb2
  • msft-kb4512501-5570183b-a0b7-4478-b0af-47a6e65417ca
  • msft-kb4512501-d45c0b6d-99f1-4b6e-b7a0-2fbaa7335985
  • msft-kb4512501-e1c03faa-adc1-4068-97c4-089a33cb5add
  • msft-kb4512508-2b24eae0-5ba4-438f-bdae-7ed8347e2718
  • msft-kb4512508-35cff443-e9f5-4d0a-a8fc-7fe8a39ab515
  • msft-kb4512508-d4a24678-720e-4e4b-87d6-aa3ae8fceebc
  • msft-kb4540673-27a7325b-a765-4956-ab15-a19091b61221
  • msft-kb4540673-2c9f3fc7-f3d9-45f2-9862-5a8c93c52b9e
  • msft-kb4540673-515ec95c-00e5-4cdd-9387-9504c0f96c2c
  • msft-kb4540673-69dec764-21f8-4c28-b084-6caff606f720
  • msft-kb4540673-c13c3539-3ef4-481b-a305-d44fe74d2165
  • msft-kb4540673-f093a6dc-9117-426b-848e-3fb12e25fd47

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