Vulnerabilities
Microsoft Updates Fixed Version Details for CVE-2026-59113 in Dynamics 365 Server
Microsoft has corrected the remediation details for CVE-2026-59113, a remote code execution vulnerability impacting Visual Studio Code integrations within Dynamics 365 Server on-premises. SecOps and sysadmins should note that the actual patch is bundled in Dynamics 365 Server v9.1 Update 1.45 rather than version 6.2. Defenders need to verify their deployment builds against the updated advisories to ensure proper mitigation.
What Happened
Microsoft issued an informational update regarding CVE-2026-59113, clarifying the specific build and version containing the security fix. The remediation was erroneously documented as part of Dynamics 365 Server version 6.2, but has been officially corrected to Dynamics 365 Server v9.1 (on-premises) Update 1.45, corresponding to version 9.1.0045.0011.
Impact
This vulnerability involves a remote code execution risk affecting environments running vulnerable configurations of Visual Studio Code components alongside local Dynamics 365 Server installations. Organizations tracking their patch management compliance based on the initial version 6.2 advisory remain potentially exposed until updated to the correct build.
What to Do
Sysadmins and infrastructure teams managing on-premises Dynamics 365 deployments should take the following actions:
- Review current internal software inventories for affected Dynamics 365 Server instances.
- Apply Dynamics 365 Server v9.1 Update 1.45 (build 9.1.0045.0011) using the revised MSRC download links and release notes.
- Verify that the correct binary build numbers are reflected across all staging and production servers.