directx vulnerability

Microsoft’s July 14 security updates fix CVE-2026-58629, a Windows DirectX Graphics Kernel elevation-of-privilege vulnerability that could let an attacker who already has low-level local access take control of a machine with substantially higher privileges. The flaw affects a long span of...

CVE-2026-50353 is a high-severity Windows DirectX vulnerability that can let a locally authenticated attacker elevate privileges and take full control of an affected system. Microsoft disclosed the flaw on July 14, 2026, and delivered its fixes through the July cumulative updates for Windows 11...

CVE-2026-49807 is a newly patched Windows DirectX vulnerability that could allow a local, unauthorized attacker to extract sensitive information from affected Windows 10, Windows 11, and Windows Server systems. Microsoft addressed the flaw in its July 14, 2026 security updates, rating it...

Cisco Talos’ latest vulnerability roundup pulls into sharp focus three related but technically distinct problems: a local privilege escalation in the Microsoft DirectX End‑User Runtime installer, an arbitrary code execution vector embedded in OpenCFD OpenFOAM’s Code Stream directive, and a set...