Multiple Vulnerabilities in ASP.NET Core Disclosed
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- •CVE-2026-109481 allows cross-site request vulnerabilities in Blazor/SignalR.
- •GHSA-67wp-ghc2-fw2g enables injected messages to execute Hub invocations.
- •Both vulnerabilities affect ASP.NET Core across multiple platforms.
Microsoft has released two security advisories for vulnerabilities in ASP.NET Core affecting various versions. The first, CVE-2026-109481, involves a cross-site request vulnerability in the Blazor/SignalR refresh path, allowing an attacker to bind a victim's authenticated principal to their own circuit. The second advisory, GHSA-67wp-ghc2-fw2g, details a vulnerability in SignalR connections that allows injected messages to execute Hub invocations as the victim. Both vulnerabilities affect platforms including Windows, Linux, and macOS. Users are advised to check their deployed runtime and application package versions against the affected ranges and apply the necessary updates. The first CVE has a CVSS score of 7.5, while the second has a score of 9.0, indicating a severity level. Patches are available for the affected versions.
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