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Microsoft · KB5058718

KB5058718 release notes, known issues and patch guidance

This official Microsoft Patch Tuesday update addresses 1 linked CVE for Microsoft SQL Server 2016 for x64-based Systems Service Pack 2 (GDR). Microsoft marks CVE-2025-49719 as publicly disclosed, without that disclosure alone changing the BlackTree action window.

Product
Microsoft SQL Server 2016 for x64-based Systems Service Pack 2 (GDR)
Release
13.0.6460.7
Published
2025-07-08
Updated
2025-07-08
Cycle
July 2025 Patch Tuesday
Normal patch windowBlackTree recommended timinghigh confidence
1Vendor-linked CVEsComplete For Update
1Preserved revisionsCanonical history remains visible
0Known issuesVendor-documented context only

Archived official source

KB5058718 release notes and known issues

BlackTree retains a versioned copy of the official Microsoft article for evidence. These facts do not prove that this update fixes every linked product or CVE.

Official article
KB5058718 - Description of the security update for SQL Server 2016 SP3 GDR: July 8, 2025 | Microsoft Support ↗
Known issues
No verified known-issue section was found in the archived article.
CVEs named in article
CVE-2025-49719, CVE-2024-49000
Deployment sections
Prerequisites
Snapshot
Captured 28 Sept 2026, 14:38 UTC.

Action and evidence

Operational decision

Action type
Deploy Patch
Platform
SQL Server
Restart
varies by product
Vendor signal
Important

Why this urgency

  • Fix Available
  • Routine Review

Evidence signals kept separate

CISA KEV
Unknown
Confirmed exploitation
Not Stated
Vendor exploitability
Not stated in the reviewed source
Maximum CVSS
7.5 (CVSS 3.1, CVE-2025-49719)
Maximum EPSS
Not loaded for this patch record
Normal patch window

BlackTree recommends the normal approved patch window. No accepted exploitation or emergency signal currently justifies an out-of-band change by itself.

BlackTree urgency is an operational review window. It does not replace vendor severity or CVSS.

Environment override questions

  • Is Microsoft SQL Server 2016 for x64-based Systems Service Pack 2 (GDR) exposed to untrusted networks or content?
  • Does this update affect an identity, management, backup or other control-plane system?
  • Are compensating controls tested and monitored until the selected patch window?

Deployment context

Effects and caveats

  • Use the vendor update channel or update catalogue entry for the applicable product release.
  • Plan a restart when the vendor remediation marks one as required.

Known data gaps

  • Confirm exact product, edition and architecture applicability in the Microsoft Security Update Guide before deployment.

Deployment plan

Guidance basis: Blacktree Generic

Prerequisites

  • Confirm the affected product, edition, architecture and current build before deployment.

Sequencing

  • Test the update in a representative deployment ring before broad release.

Downtime

Downtime and restart impact are not fully stated in the reviewed public source.

Rollback and recovery

  • Capture the current version and a recoverable backup or snapshot before the change.
  • Use the vendor-supported uninstall or recovery path when one is available.

Workarounds

  • No vendor workaround is asserted unless it appears in the official advisory.

Vulnerability relationships

Vendor-linked CVEs

The complete CVE relationship set is not available in this bounded record.

Linked CVEs
1
Confirmed exploited
0
PoC or lab evidence
0
Maximum CVSS
7.5
Open linked CVE review

Provenance

Field verification

  • Patch_identity_and_productsmsrc-cvrf/vendor-fixVerified Automatic · Retrieved 26 Aug 2026, 11:55 UTC
  • Cve_relationships_and_exploit_statusmsrc-cvrf/vulnerabilityVerified Automatic · Retrieved 26 Aug 2026, 11:55 UTC
Open official vendor source

Revision history

Canonical record changes

  1. Revision 12025-07-08

    Initial Patch Tuesday publication.

Publication review

The update identity, affected product mapping, restart signal, vendor severity, exploit status and complete CVE relationships were generated from the official MSRC CVRF document and passed structural validation. The project owner approved automatic Patch Tuesday publication. Each published record passed its own official-source completeness gate. Pending sources expose readiness only and prior approved records are retained on refresh failure.