Directory traversal in Web Channel Experience Management, SAP security note 1743637

Description

Directory traversal with read-only directory traversal: Apache MyFaces that is used by Web Channel Experience Management contains a vulnerability through which an attacker can potentially read arbitrary files on the remote server, possibly disclosing confidential information.

Available fix and Supported packages

SAP-WEC-FRW | 2.0 | 2.0
WEB CHANNEL 2.0 | SP000 | 000006
WEB CHANNEL FRAMEWORK 2.0 | SP000 | 000006
WEB CHANNEL ZERO ADMIN 2.0 | SP000 | 000006

Affected component

CVSS

Score: 0

Exploit

Detailed vulnerability information added to RedRays Security Platform. Contact [email protected] for details.

URL

https://launchpad.support.sap.com/#/notes/1743637

TAGS

#Directory-traversal
#Web-Channel-Experience-Management

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