High · published February 10, 2026
⚡ An authorized attacker could exploit improper input validation in Power BI to execute code remotely — think of it as a trusted guest sneaking into the kitchen and playing chef with your recipes! 🍽️🔥 Imagine a restaurant where diners can influence the chef's decisions without any checks in place. This vulnerability lets attackers, who already have access, manipulate data inputs like guests suggesting their 'special orders' with no oversight, risking a disastrous menu. 🎭 With this vulnerability, an attacker could run arbitrary code across your network, potentially compromising sensitive data or crashing crucial systems. It's like inviting someone into your house who then starts rearranging your furniture — chaos could ensue, and your security could be left in shambles!
Imagine a restaurant where diners can influence the chef's decisions without any checks in place. This vulnerability lets attackers, who already have access, manipulate data inputs like guests suggesting their 'special orders' with no oversight, risking a disastrous menu. 🎭 This flaw arises from Power BI's failure to validate inputs correctly, allowing attackers with valid credentials to inject malicious code into the application over a network connection.
With this vulnerability, an attacker could run arbitrary code across your network, potentially compromising sensitive data or crashing crucial systems. It's like inviting someone into your house who then starts rearranging your furniture — chaos could ensue, and your security could be left in shambles! To bolster your defenses, patch Power BI to the latest version as soon as it's available. Review user permissions to ensure only necessary access is granted and consider implementing additional input validation measures. 🛡️ You've got this! By addressing this vulnerability, you’re taking a solid step towards fortifying your defenses. 💪✨
| Product | Versions | Fixed in |
|---|---|---|
| microsoft/power_bi_report_server | < 15.0.1120.113 | 15.0.1120.113 |