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Updated Microsoft.NET.Test.Sdk from 18.11.1 to 18.12.0.
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18.12.0
Security fix
This release includes the fix for CVE-2026-105544, an elevation of privilege vulnerability in the VSTest artifact post-processor. The post-processor could consume a forged
executionComplete.jsonwritten by another local user, and then run attacker-controlled output handling.Affected:
Microsoft.TestPlatform.CLI18.11.0 and earlier. Every version from 18.11.1 on is fixed, including 18.12.0.Microsoft.TestPlatform.CLIis the VSTest build that we ship into the .NET SDK. The recommended way to get this fix is to update your .NET SDK to the latest patched version, see the advisory for the SDK versions.The fix is also released in the
Microsoft.TestPlatform.CLIpackage, for completeness. That package is rarely used directly. It is not a dependency ofMicrosoft.NET.Test.SdkorMicrosoft.TestPlatform, so those packages do not bring it in.Details: microsoft/vstest#16654 and dotnet/announcements#517
Using custom Docker images or Nano Server? See microsoft/vstest#16652
What's Changed
Full Changelog: microsoft/vstest@v18.11.0...v18.12.0
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