GPU VulnDB

Database/Kernel, userspace & hypervisor

xrdp: out-of-bounds read parsing Confirm Active PDU crashes the server or leaks process memory

CVSS 7.7CVE-2026-33516Kernel, userspace & hypervisorcurated

Impact

xrdp through 0.10.5 reads from its buffer before checking the remaining length during RDP capability exchange. A crafted Confirm Active PDU crashes the xrdp process or returns fragments of its memory to the caller, which can include session state and credential material handled during logon. Where xrdp fronts remote-visualization or interactive login nodes in a GPU fleet, the service is reachable before any user authenticates, so a crash denies interactive access to the node for every user on it and the memory disclosure needs no account. Impact is limited to the xrdp process; the record describes denial of service and information disclosure, not code execution.

Who can reach it

Remote and unauthenticated - anyone who can open a TCP connection to the xrdp listener (typically 3389). No credentials, no existing session.

What to do

Upgrade xrdp to 0.10.6 and restart the xrdp service; active remote desktop sessions on that host are dropped, so schedule it per node, but no reboot or drain of GPU workloads is needed. Until patched, restrict the listener to a management network or VPN rather than leaving it open to tenants or the internet.

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