Freerdp

FreeRDP is a widely deployed open-source Remote Desktop Protocol client and library embedded across numerous third-party applications, virtualization platforms, and enterprise remote-access solutions, making its security posture relevant far beyond its direct user base. The vendor's vulnerabilities skew strongly toward critical-severity outcomes and concentrate in memory-safety weakness classes—out-of-bounds reads and writes, use-after-free conditions, heap-based buffer overflows, and integer overflows—that are typical of C-based protocol parsers handling untrusted network input. These flaws recur across the RDP parsing and rendering pipeline and carry particular risk because they affect systems handling authentication and screen-sharing traffic in environments where remote access is a routine operational dependency. Defenders should treat FreeRDP updates as high-priority, especially for internet-reachable systems and virtualization hosts, and inventory downstream products that bundle the library. Live exploitation activity and severity counts are shown alongside this summary.