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Code injection vulnerability in component DMIS, SAP security note 1795103

SAP Note 1795103
SAP Security Note
High priority

SAP security note 1795103, “Code Injection Vulnerability in DMIS Component”, is a program error note released on 18.04.2013. Below are the symptom and SAP recommended solution.

ComponentCA-EUR – Cross-Application Components > European Monetary Union – Euro
CategoryProgram error
PriorityCorrection with high priority
TypeSAP Security Note
Version8
StatusReleased for Customer
Released on18.04.2013

Description

Symptom

This security note has been updated. For more detailed information, see Security Note 1847764. The Add-On DMIS contains code that permits the execution of arbitrary program code of the user’s choice. Add-On DMIS is also used in the SAP LT Replication Server. An attacker can control the system’s behavior or potentially escalate privileges by executing malicious code without legitimate credentials.

Solution

Implement the correction instructions in all affected systems (i.e., all systems containing the DMIS software component). The attached notes describe corrections of user roles and authorizations, particularly in the context of HANA data replication. It is essential to implement the respective note(s) if you are using the respective scenario.

Reason and prerequisites

The program code allows defining and executing user-defined code that alters system behavior. A valid and authenticated user is required. Depending on the code, the user can:

  • Inject and run their own code
  • Obtain additional information that should not be displayed
  • Modify or delete data
  • Alter system output
  • Create new users with higher privileges
  • Perform a denial of service attack

CVSS

Score 0

References

Full note on SAP: SAP Support Launchpad note 1795103

Detailed exploitation and proof-of-concept material for this note is maintained in the RedRays Security Platform. For access, contact [email protected].

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