CVE-2024-49070 is a Microsoft SharePoint remote code execution vulnerability addressed in Microsoft's December 2024 Patch Tuesday. The provided content identifies it as an Important-severity SharePoint RCE issue with CVSS 7.4. The available supporting context also states that, despite being categorized as remote code execution, exploitation requires local access to make it work. No further technical details about the vulnerable function, root cause, or exploit mechanism are provided in the supplied content.
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A Microsoft SharePoint remote code execution vulnerability assessed by Microsoft as more likely to be exploited within 30 days.
A remote code execution vulnerability in Microsoft SharePoint.
Microsoft SharePoint code execution vulnerability requiring local access (per content).
A remote code execution vulnerability in Microsoft SharePoint.
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