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CVE-2026-33826 is a critical remote code execution vulnerability in Microsoft Active Directory, rated as more likely to be exploited by Microsoft. The flaw involves a specially crafted RPC call that an authenticated attacker can send to a vulnerable host, leading to code execution under the permissions of the RPC host process. This vulnerability targets a core identity component in Windows environments, making it a high-priority issue for defenders. Discussions on WindowsForum focus on understanding the technical details, assessing the risk to Active Directory deployments, and planning mitigation steps such as applying the security update and reviewing RPC access controls.
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    CVE-2026-33826 Active Directory RCE: Critical RPC Flaw With Exploitation More Likely

    Microsoft’s CVE-2026-33826 is the kind of Active Directory flaw that immediately grabs defenders’ attention because it combines a critical severity rating with Microsoft’s assessment that exploitation is more likely. The advisory language points to an authenticated attacker sending a specially...
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