Windows Server 2003

by Microsoft

Immediate action recommended

Windows Server 2003 has critical exploitation rates across its known vulnerabilities.

What to do
  1. Check for patches and apply immediately
  2. Review whether this software can be replaced with a safer alternative
  3. Consult your IT provider about mitigation options

What Attackers Target

Vulnerabilities with high exploit probability 61.8%
Confirmed actively exploited (CISA) 22.1%
Public exploit code available 20.6%
Based on 68 known vulnerabilities. Percentages show the proportion that are actively dangerous — a low percentage means most vulnerabilities in this product are not being exploited.

Most Dangerous Vulnerabilities

CVE CVSS Exploit Probability Confirmed
CVE-2014-6332 8.8 94.1% Yes
CVE-2010-2568 7.8 92.1% Yes
CVE-2014-6324 8.8 89.9% Yes
CVE-2011-3402 8.8 89.5% Yes
CVE-2012-0151 7.8 89.0% Yes
CVE-2012-0003 8.1 88.0%
CVE-2013-3918 8.8 87.0% Yes
CVE-2014-4113 7.8 82.4% Yes
CVE-2013-0810 8.1 82.2%
CVE-2011-0096 6.1 70.1%
CVE-2017-8487 7.8 69.2%
CVE-2013-3660 7.8 69.2% Yes
CVE-2013-0006 8.8 68.3%
CVE-2011-2005 7.8 67.1% Yes
CVE-2008-4835 9.8 66.7%
CVE-2010-1883 7.8 65.6%
CVE-2009-0231 8.8 65.0%
CVE-2009-2494 9.8 63.3%
CVE-2010-0492 8.1 62.8%
CVE-2017-0176 8.1 57.7%
90
/ 100
critical-risk
Active Threat 50/50 · Critical
Exploit Availability 40/50 · Critical

Score uses Wilson score intervals to account for sample size. Products with few CVEs are scored conservatively.