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CVE-2026-40130 is a memory corruption vulnerability in SAP SAPSprint Service caused by improper handling of certain commands. A remote, unauthenticated attacker can send specially crafted requests to the service and trigger a buffer overflow in the affected component. Successful exploitation results in process instability that causes the service to terminate and automatically restart. Available information indicates the issue affects availability only and does not provide evidence of confidentiality or integrity impact.
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Memory corruption vulnerabilities in SAPSPrint Service caused by improper validation of incoming network data, leading to service crash and denial of service.
A memory corruption vulnerability in SAPSprint Service affecting SAPSPRINT 8.00 and 8.10.
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