Team Foundation Server
CVE-2019-0647 — Team Foundation Server Information Disclosure Vulnerability
Executive Summary
An information disclosure vulnerability exists when Team Foundation Server does not properly handle variables marked as secret. An authenticated attacker who successfully exploited this vulnerability could view variables that were hidden by other users. To exploit the vulnerability, an authenticated attacker would need to create a task group with a task containing a secret variable. The security update addresses the vulnerability by correcting how variables are handled.
Overview
Moderate
MS Severity
Not Exploited
MS Exploit Status
Less Likely
MS Exploit Likelihood
EPSS Score
0.04611
probability of exploitation in the next 30 days
0.90481 percentile - updated 2026-06-20
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Affected Products
3 affected products
| Product | KB Article | Severity | Impact | Restart Required |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Team Foundation Server 2017 Update 3.1 | Release Notes (Security Update) |
Moderate | Information Disclosure | Maybe |
| Team Foundation Server 2018 Update 1.2 | Release Notes (Security Update) |
Moderate | Information Disclosure | Maybe |
| Team Foundation Server 2018 Update 3.2 | Release Notes (Security Update) |
Moderate | Information Disclosure | Maybe |
Patches
1 patch
| Article | Type | Restart |
|---|---|---|
Release Notes |
Security Update | Maybe |
Known Exploits
No known exploits have been linked for this CVE yet. When available, exploit references will be sourced from public repositories and may be unverified, incomplete, or non-functional. Always review code carefully before use in any environment.
Acknowledgments
Microsoft has not published researcher acknowledgments for this CVE, or they are not yet reflected in our data source. Check the MSRC advisory directly for the most current credit information.
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