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CVE-2026-35433 is an improper input-validation vulnerability in the .NET runtime affecting .NET 8.0 releases before 8.0.27, .NET 9.0 releases before 9.0.16, and .NET 10.0 releases before 10.0.8 on Windows. The flaw also involves an integer-overflow or wraparound condition. An unauthorized attacker can exploit the issue locally when a user triggers a payload in a vulnerable application. The vulnerable runtime subcomponent has not been publicly identified. .NET Framework 3.5 and 4.x are not affected.
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A vulnerability that enables arbitrary code execution within the context of the affected application process, with impact ranging from local code execution as the current user to full Administrator or NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM compromise if the vulnerable application runs elevated.
A local elevation of privilege vulnerability in the .NET runtime caused by improper input validation combined with an integer overflow condition, potentially allowing an attacker to gain SYSTEM privileges on affected Windows systems.
An elevation of privilege vulnerability affecting supported .NET versions, fixed in the May 2026 servicing updates.
An important .NET elevation of privilege vulnerability caused by improper input validation and integer overflow/wraparound issues, allowing a local unauthorized attacker to gain elevated privileges, potentially up to SYSTEM, with user interaction required.
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Every observed campaign linking this CVE to a named adversary.
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Cross-references every affected SKU, including bundled OEM variants.
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