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Unauthorized mod. of displayed content in CRM-ISE-WBF, SAP security note 1659560

Description

BSP applications of component CRM-ISE-WBF can be abused by a malicious user,allowing them to modify displayed application content without
authorization, and to potentially obtain authentification information from other legitimate users.

Available fix and Supported packages

  • BBPCRM | 500 | 500
  • BBPCRM | 520 | 520
  • BBPCRM | 600 | 600
  • BBPCRM | 700 | 700
  • BBPCRM | 701 | 701
  • BBPCRM | 702 | 702
  • BBPCRM | 712 | 712
  • BBPCRM 520 | SAPKU52011 |
  • BBPCRM 702 | SAPKU70203 |
  • BBPCRM 500 | SAPKU50021 |
  • BBPCRM 600 | SAPKU60012 |
  • BBPCRM 700 | SAPKU70012 |
  • BBPCRM 701 | SAPKU70109 |
  • BBPCRM 712 | 712 |

Affected component

    CRM-ISE-WBF
    Web Forms

CVSS

Score: 0

PoC

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

URL

https://launchpad.support.sap.com/#/notes/1659560

TAGS

#Cross-site-scripting
#XSS
#CRM-ISE-WBF

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