CVE-2017-0145: high-severity vulnerability in Microsoft Corporation Windows SMB
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A flaw in Windows SMB file-sharing protocol allows attackers to send specially crafted network packets that can crash your computer or run malicious code without needing to log in. This is a serious vulnerability because SMB is widely used for file sharing across networks.
The SMBv1 server implementation in multiple Windows versions contains a remote code execution vulnerability triggered via malformed SMB packets. The attack requires network access to port 445 (SMB) but no authentication or user interaction; successful exploitation results in arbitrary code execution with system privileges.
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