CVE-2017-0146: 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 packets and run malicious code on affected computers without authentication. This is critical because SMB is commonly used for network file sharing, making millions of systems potentially vulnerable.
The SMBv1 server implementation in multiple Windows versions contains a memory corruption vulnerability exploitable via remote network packets without requiring authentication or user interaction. Successful exploitation grants arbitrary code execution in kernel context, affecting Windows Vista through Windows 10 and corresponding Server editions.
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