CVE-2022-34727 Microsoft ODBC Driver Remote Code Execution Vulnerability
This issue is related to the following components: - ODBC Driver - Microsoft Windows - Microsoft Windows Server - Microsoft Windows Client - ODBC Drivers - ODBC Drivers - ODBC Drivers - ODBC Drivers - ODBC Drivers - ODBC Drivers - ODBC Drivers - ODBC Drivers - ODBC Drivers - ODBC Drivers - ODBC Drivers - ODBC Drivers - ODBC Drivers - ODBC Drivers - ODBC Drivers - ODBC Drivers - ODBC Drivers - ODBC Drivers - ODBC Drivers - ODBC Drivers - ODBC Drivers - ODBC Drivers - ODBC Drivers - ODBC Drivers - ODBC Drivers - ODBC Drivers - ODBC Drivers - ODBC Drivers - ODBC Drivers - ODBC Drivers - ODBC Drivers - ODBC Drivers - ODBC Drivers - ODBC Drivers - ODBC Drivers - ODBC Drivers - ODBC Drivers - ODBC Drivers - ODBC Drivers - ODBC Drivers - ODBC Drivers - ODBC Drivers - ODBC Drivers - ODBC Drivers - ODBC Drivers - ODBC Drivers - ODBC Drivers - ODBC Drivers - ODBC Drivers - ODBC Drivers - ODBC Drivers - ODBC Drivers - ODBC Drivers - ODBC Drivers - ODBC Drivers - ODBC Drivers - ODBC Drivers - ODBC Drivers - ODBC Drivers - ODBC Drivers - ODBC Drivers - ODBC Drivers - ODBC Drivers - ODBC Drivers - ODBC Drivers - ODBC Drivers - ODBC Drivers - ODBC Drivers - ODBC Drivers
How to Fix ODBC Driver Database Issues or Troubleshooting
Essentially, you will need to delete any existing drivers and reinstall the latest version.
This issue can also be resolved by uninstalling and reinstalling Microsoft Visual C++ 2015. After doing this, restart the computer.
How to Fix ODBC Driver Issue with Windows Update
This issue can be fixed by following the steps below:
1. Open Windows Update
2. Search for updates for ODBC Driver
3. Install the latest update for ODBC Driver
4. Restart your computer and run SQL Server 2008 R2 SP1 on the updated ODBC Driver
5. Disable automatic updates
6. Run SQL Server 2008 R2 SP1 on the updated ODBC Driver
7. Enable automatic updates
How to determine if you are affected by CVE-2022-34727
If you are an administrator of a computer running Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Windows Server, or Microsoft Windows Client, you must check if you are affected by this vulnerability. If your computer is affected by this vulnerability, follow the steps in the Workflow to determine which update is appropriate for your system. We recommend that administrators of computers at high risk for exploitation apply the update as soon as possible.
To determine if you are affected by CVE-2022-34727, follow these steps:
1) Download and run the following script: https://github.com/cve-assign/CVE-2022-34727
2) Read through each section and make sure to complete all important steps listed in each one
3) If any of the applicable sections do not apply to you, leave that section blank
4) If a section does not apply to your system either because it does not exist on your computer or because it does not apply to your role, please leave that section blank
5) After completing all of the applicable sections below, please enter "Y" for "Yes" when prompted at the end of each section
6) After completing all applicable sections below, please report any errors or issues with the script back to cve-assign@mitre.org
7) Once completed enter "Y" for "Yes" when prompted at the end of Section A, then click "Submit Report". Once completed submit
How to Determine If You Are Affected by CVE-2022-34727
What is being updated to mitigate the issue?
- Microsoft Windows Server - Microsoft Windows Client - ODBC Drivers
What system components are impacted by the vulnerability?
- Microsoft Windows Server - Microsoft Windows Client
What is the impact of the vulnerability?
- A remote code execution vulnerability could be exploited if a user visits a specially crafted webpage using Internet Explorer or Edge and has their default browsing settings configured to allow file uploads. An attacker who successfully exploited this vulnerability could take complete control of an affected system.
- A remote code execution vulnerability could be exploited if a user visits a specially crafted webpage using Internet Explorer or Edge and has their default browsing settings configured to allow file uploads. An attacker who successfully exploited this vulnerability could take complete control of an affected system.
Timeline
Published on: 09/13/2022 19:15:00 UTC
Last modified on: 09/15/2022 20:51:00 UTC