
IBM MQ Remote Code Execution Flaw Affects Wide Version Range
A high-severity stack buffer overflow in IBM MQ allows remote attackers to execute code when processing malformed TLS certificates during channel setup.
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A high-severity stack buffer overflow in IBM MQ allows remote attackers to execute code when processing malformed TLS certificates during channel setup.

A confirmed fix is now available for a high-severity heap overflow in X.Org Server that allows local attackers to gain root access.

Microsoft SQL Server versions through 2022 face a high-severity flaw that allows authorized attackers to execute code over the network.

Microsoft confirms a high-severity stack-based buffer overflow in SQL Server that allows authorized users to elevate privileges over a network connection.

A critical stack-based buffer overflow in Juniper routing daemons allows configured peers to execute root code or crash services, requiring immediate version checks.

A critical heap overflow in Windows Media Foundation allows remote code execution, forcing managed service providers to prioritize patching.