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Potential Directory Traversal in RCCULC01, SAP security note 1488541

Description

Potential directory traversal in obsolete report RCCULC01.

Available fix and Supported packages

  • SAP_APPL | 46C | 46C
  • SAP_APPL | 470 | 470
  • SAP_APPL | 500 | 500
  • SAP_APPL | 600 | 600
  • SAP_APPL | 602 | 602
  • SAP_APPL | 603 | 603
  • SAP_APPL | 604 | 604
  • SAP_APPL | 605 | 605
  • SAP_APPL 605 | SAPKH60502 |
  • SAP_APPL 470 | SAPKH47035 |
  • SAP_APPL 500 | SAPKH50024 |
  • SAP_APPL 600 | SAPKH60019 |
  • SAP_APPL 602 | SAPKH60209 |
  • SAP_APPL 603 | SAPKH60308 |
  • SAP_APPL 604 | SAPKH60409 |
  • SAP_APPL 46C | SAPKH46C62 |

Affected component

    LO-VC
    Variant Configuration

CVSS

Score: 0

PoC

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

URL

https://launchpad.support.sap.com/#/notes/1488541

TAGS

#Path-traversal
#RCCULC01.

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