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CVE-2026-58631 is an improper authorization vulnerability in Windows Admin Center that can allow code execution locally by an authorized attacker. The flaw is described as a remote code execution issue affecting Windows Admin Center, while the underlying weakness is improper authorization, indicating that insufficient authorization controls can permit a user with valid access to perform actions beyond intended boundaries and reach code-execution outcomes on the target system.
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A remote code execution vulnerability in Windows Admin Center identified as high priority because it affects administrative infrastructure that may be targeted during lateral movement.
An important Windows Admin Center (WAC) remote code execution vulnerability rated more likely to be exploited.
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Cross-references every affected SKU, including bundled OEM variants.
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