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Microsoft Windows: CVE-2020-1509: Local Security Authority Subsystem Service Elevation of Privilege Vulnerability

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Microsoft Windows: CVE-2020-1509: Local Security Authority Subsystem Service Elevation of Privilege Vulnerability

Severity
7
CVSS
(AV:N/AC:L/Au:S/C:P/I:P/A:P)
Published
08/11/2020
Created
08/12/2020
Added
08/11/2020
Modified
06/27/2024

Description

An elevation of privilege vulnerability exists in the Local Security Authority Subsystem Service (LSASS) when an authenticated attacker sends a specially crafted authentication request, aka 'Local Security Authority Subsystem Service Elevation of Privilege Vulnerability'.

Solution(s)

  • microsoft-windows-windows_10-1507-kb4571692
  • microsoft-windows-windows_10-1607-kb4571694
  • microsoft-windows-windows_10-1709-kb4571741
  • microsoft-windows-windows_10-1803-kb4571709
  • microsoft-windows-windows_10-1809-kb4565349
  • microsoft-windows-windows_10-1903-kb4565351
  • microsoft-windows-windows_10-1909-kb4565351
  • microsoft-windows-windows_10-2004-kb4566782
  • msft-kb4565349-1e857e5a-9432-4eaa-8c29-a755cc55f91d
  • msft-kb4565351-4274f60c-bfeb-463c-9754-001689926626
  • msft-kb4565351-79b74e87-e7f9-446e-a595-b7e944725115
  • msft-kb4566782-912b8b41-c59a-4078-bfbf-fb69a4d8c0b3
  • msft-kb4571694-cf7a53b4-c18c-4c38-b4ef-711043f4d178
  • msft-kb4571702-66ebf6de-cf5f-4e3b-b54e-0a8c65fcba83
  • msft-kb4571702-6737e598-09c1-4e5f-8d0f-fdf867035c34
  • msft-kb4571702-78dbaac1-754f-4c65-b12c-aaa62f7cfa56
  • msft-kb4571723-218e6900-fb95-4be6-be8d-a246fbf73ad7
  • msft-kb4571723-8bf56eb8-928f-4370-9a10-9724b3c610d0
  • msft-kb4571723-c0b15391-31e8-444f-a876-c2f0108bfcc1

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