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bynario-atlas-freerdp-september-2026-advisories critical

BynarIO Atlas reports five fixed FreeRDP vulnerabilities

Five FreeRDP advisories directly name BynarIO Atlas and document an automated identification and validation pipeline followed by manual review.

Bug class
Transport-policy bypass, pointer overwrite, use-after-free, information disclosure, and out-of-bounds read
Affected codebase
FreeRDP components fixed in 3.31.0
Credited system
BynarIO Atlas
Disclosed
September 1, 2026
Attribution
Direct source attribution
AI role
Mixed roles
Severity
critical
Source status: Five project GHSAs published September 1 explicitly name BynarIO Atlas, describe automated identification and validation with manual review, and identify FreeRDP 3.31.0 as patched. No CVEs were assigned at the cutoff.

Summary

The five accepted advisories cover a critical transport-policy bypass, a channel-tracker underflow that can overwrite a live pointer, a server-side DRDYNVC use-after-free, disclosure of uninitialized heap bytes through RDPGFX, and smartcard response-length bugs that permit out-of-bounds reads.

The severity label follows the highest project advisory: critical, CVSS 9.3. The remaining project ratings are two high 7.5 and two moderate 6.5 findings. All five are fixed in FreeRDP 3.31.0.

Attribution and impact boundary

The project advisories directly name BynarIO Atlas and describe an automated identification and validation pipeline with human review. This page records that mixed workflow. It does not treat the transport negotiation flaw as a demonstrated successful login or characterize every issue as remote code execution; the project advisories retain their channel, configuration, build, and integration qualifications.


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