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CVE-2025-53727 is a Microsoft SQL Server elevation-of-privilege vulnerability caused by improper neutralization of special elements in an SQL command, making it an SQL injection flaw. An authenticated attacker can exploit this over a network to elevate privileges. Microsoft addressed this issue in SQL Server updates released on August 12, 2025. There is confusion with a similar identifier CVE-2025-55227, which does not resolve to a public advisory. For CVE-2025-53727, administrators should apply the August 2025 SQL Server patches and verify the exact CVE and KB numbers in their environment. The tag covers discussions on the vulnerability details, patching guidance, and clarification of the related CVE mix-up.
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    SQL Server Elevation of Privilege Fix (CVE-2025-53727) Amid CVE-2025-55227 Confusion

    Microsoft’s advisory URL for CVE-2025-55227 does not resolve to a public advisory, and the identifier CVE-2025-55227 cannot be located in Microsoft’s Security Update Guide or the major vulnerability databases; the evidence available instead points to a closely related Microsoft SQL Server...
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    CVE-2025-53727: SQL Server Privilege Escalation via SQL Injection

    CVE-2025-53727 is a SQL Server vulnerability that stems from improper neutralization of special elements used in an SQL command (SQL injection) and — according to Microsoft’s advisory — can allow an authenticated attacker to elevate privileges over a network. What happened (plain English)...
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