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info disclosure
About this tag
The info disclosure tag on WindowsForum.com covers confirmed information disclosure vulnerabilities in Microsoft products, including Visual Studio Code, Remote Desktop Protocol, Windows Remote Procedure Call, and Azure IoT Explorer. Discussions focus on CVE identifiers, severity ratings, patch guidance, and the operational impact of these flaws. Recurring themes include the importance of disciplined patching, understanding that information disclosure can expose sensitive data or aid larger attacks, and the need for security teams to assess risks in credential-adjacent tools like VS Code and exposed trust boundaries like RDP. The tag provides practical advice for administrators and developers on mitigating these vulnerabilities.
Microsoft disclosed CVE-2026-47284 on June 9, 2026, as an Important-severity Visual Studio Code information disclosure vulnerability that can let an unauthenticated attacker disclose sensitive information over a network after convincing a user to open a malicious file in VS Code. That is not the...
Microsoft released CVE-2026-45639 on June 9, 2026 as an Important Windows Remote Desktop Protocol information disclosure vulnerability, describing an out-of-bounds read that can let an unauthenticated network attacker disclose portions of process memory across affected Windows and Remote Desktop...
Microsoft has published a new Remote Procedure Call Information Disclosure Vulnerability under CVE-2026-32085, and the classification itself is a useful signal: this is the kind of flaw that does not need flashy remote code execution to matter. In Microsoft’s security model, an information...
Microsoft’s public tracking and independent feeds point to an Azure IoT Explorer information‑disclosure advisory in February 2026 — but the identifier you supplied (CVE‑2026‑23664) does not appear in vendor or major aggregator records for Azure IoT Explorer; instead the event universally...