CVE-2016-2344: Stack-based buffer overflow in manager.exe in Backburner Manager in Autodesk Backburner 2016 2016.0.0.2150...

Security readout for executives and security teams

Autodesk Backburner Manager can be crashed or potentially taken over remotely if an affected Manager service is reachable by an untrusted network. The issue is serious because it may allow arbitrary code execution, but the CVE notes exposure depends on administrators ignoring documented network-safety guidance. Exposure is most likely in rendering or media-production environments still running Autodesk Backburner Manager 2016 or earlier. Risk increases if Backburner Manager is reachable from the internet, partner networks, guest Wi-Fi, or other untrusted segments. Treat this as high priority if Backburner is still present and reachable outside trusted production networks. If the service is isolated as documented, business urgency is lower, but legacy software should still be reviewed. Mitigation focus: Identify all Autodesk Backburner Manager deployments and versions.; Remove Backburner Manager access from untrusted or internet-facing networks.; Place Backburner services behind trusted network controls and firewall restrictions..

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Jun 13, 2026, 21:06 UTC (UTC+00:00)

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