Important CVSS 7.5 2026-09 archive

Executive Summary

Integer overflow or wraparound in SQL Server allows an unauthorized attacker to deny service over a network.

Overview

7.5
CVSS HIGH
Important
MS Severity
Not Exploited
MS Exploit Status
Exploitation Unlikely
MS Exploit Likelihood
Category Denial of Service
Released Sep 8 2026
Last Updated Sep 8 2026
Publicly Disclosed No
CISA KEV Not Listed
Known Exploits None Known

CVSS Vector

ATTACK VECTOR
Network
ATTACK COMPLEXITY
Low
PRIVILEGES REQUIRED
None
USER INTERACTION
None
SCOPE
Unchanged
CONFIDENTIALITY
None
INTEGRITY
None
AVAILABILITY
High
EXPLOIT CODE MATURITY
Unproven
REMEDIATION LEVEL
Official Fix
REPORT CONFIDENCE
Confirmed
Temporal Score: 6.5

EPSS Score

No EPSS score available for this CVE.

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Affected Products

8 affected products
Product KB Article Severity Impact Restart Required
Microsoft SQL Server 2017 for x64-based Systems (CU 31) 5122774 (Security Update) Important Denial of Service Yes
Microsoft SQL Server 2017 for x64-based Systems (GDR) 5122775 (Security Update) Important Denial of Service Yes
Microsoft SQL Server 2019 for x64-based Systems (CU 32) 5122772 (Security Update) Important Denial of Service Yes
Microsoft SQL Server 2019 for x64-based Systems (GDR) 5122773 (Security Update) Important Denial of Service Yes
Microsoft SQL Server 2022 for x64-based Systems (CU 26) 5122768 (Security Update) Important Denial of Service Yes
Microsoft SQL Server 2022 for x64-based Systems (GDR) 5122771 (Security Update) Important Denial of Service Yes
Microsoft SQL Server 2025 for x64-based Systems (CU8) 5122769 (Security Update) Important Denial of Service Yes
Microsoft SQL Server 2025 for x64-based Systems (GDR) 5122770 (Security Update) Important Denial of Service Yes

Patches

8 patches
Article Type Restart
5122774 Security Update Yes
5122775 Security Update Yes
5122772 Security Update Yes
5122773 Security Update Yes
5122768 Security Update Yes
5122771 Security Update Yes
5122769 Security Update Yes
5122770 Security Update Yes

Exploits & PoC

Detection Rules

Acknowledgments

Johann Rehberger
Microsoft Red Team