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GWI SAP DB access restriction, SAP security note 1425455

SAP Note 1425455

SAP security note 1425455, "GWI: SAP DB Access Restriction", is a note. Below are the symptom and SAP recommended solution.

Description

Symptom

A malicious user can exploit the data persisted by the system.

Solution

Please implement the following steps manually.

DDIC changes:

  • Go to transaction SE11, table GWI_PROPERTIES. In the menu, select Utilities > Assign Authorization Group. Change the authorization field value to ‘CRMC’.
  • Go to transaction SE11, table GWI_SYNC_PROFILE. In the menu, select Utilities > Assign Authorization Group. Add new entries (available in change mode). Table: GWI_SYNC_PROFILE. Authorization: CRMC.
  • Go to transaction SE11, table GWI_SYNC_PROF_T. In the menu, select Utilities > Assign Authorization Group. Add new entries (available in change mode). Table: GWI_SYNC_PROF_T. Authorization: CRMC.
  • Go to transaction SE11, table GWI_SYNC_PROP. In the menu, select Utilities > Assign Authorization Group. Add new entries (available in change mode). Table: GWI_SYNC_PROP. Authorization: CRMC.
  • Go to transaction SE11, table GWI_SYNC_PROP_T. In the menu, select Utilities > Assign Authorization Group. Add new entries (available in change mode). Table: GWI_SYNC_PROP_T. Authorization: CRMC.
  • Go to transaction SE11, table GWI_SYNC_PROPDEF. In the menu, select Utilities > Assign Authorization Group. Add new entries (available in change mode). Table: GWI_SYNC_PROPDEF. Authorization: CRMC.

Reason and prerequisites

Extended authorization protection was missing for tables belonging to Client side Groupware Integration.

Full note on SAP: SAP Support Launchpad note 1425455

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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