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CVE-2026-71130 is an easily exploitable vulnerability in the Core component of Oracle VM VirtualBox affecting supported version 7.2.14. The issue is reachable by an unauthenticated attacker over the network via RDP and allows compromise of Oracle VM VirtualBox without user interaction. Publicly available details do not identify the specific vulnerable function or root cause class, but the vulnerability is characterized by high confidentiality impact and low integrity impact, with no stated availability impact.
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A vulnerability affecting Oracle VM VirtualBox referenced in the August 2026 CPU/Nessus plugin.
A published vulnerability tracked as CVE-2026-71130 affecting Ubuntu Linux/Canonical-related CPEs, referenced by a Nessus plugin for unpatched systems. The content provides CVSS vectors and affected Ubuntu LTS versions but does not describe the underlying flaw type.
An easily exploitable vulnerability in Oracle VM VirtualBox Core affecting version 7.2.14 that allows an unauthenticated network attacker via RDP to compromise the product, leading to unauthorized access to critical data and unauthorized modification of accessible data.
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