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CVE-2026-55194 is a heap-based buffer overflow in FreeRDP versions earlier than 3.27.0. In rpc_client_recv_fragment, response-reassembly capacity is calculated from the server-controlled alloc_hint without ensuring capacity for the actual stub length written. A malicious TS Gateway can send a crafted PTYPE_RESPONSE with a small alloc_hint and disproportionately large fragment length, causing attacker-controlled RPC stub data to be written beyond the fixed response buffer.
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A vulnerability addressed by the referenced Oracle Linux FreeRDP update; no technical flaw details are provided.
A named vulnerability addressed by Miracle Linux AXSA-2026-1756 affecting listed FreeRDP and/or WinPR packages; the content provides only its CVSS v2 vector and score source relationship.
A vulnerability addressed by Oracle Linux advisory ELSA-2026-625710 for FreeRDP/WinPR-related packages on Oracle Linux 8.
A remotely reachable, low-complexity vulnerability with no authentication required that can affect confidentiality, integrity, and availability, according to the supplied CVSS v2 vector.
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Cross-references every affected SKU, including bundled OEM variants.
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