Security Advisories for SAP

6. October 2023

The usd HeroLab's pentest professionals examined applications from the software manufacturer SAP while conducting their pentests.

During the assessment of the SAP Partner Portal, the redirection to an error page was found to be vulnerable to cross-site scripting (XSS) attacks. This enables attackers to remotely execute HTML tags and malicious JavaScript code in the user's browser.

In addition, the SAP HTTP Content Server was found to not neutralize or incorrectly neutralize scripting syntax in HTTP headers. This allows an attacker to perform cross-site scripting attacks or other malicious actions in the user's context.

The vulnerabilities were reported to the vendor under the Responsible Disclosure Policy and subsequently fixed. Detailed information about the advisories can be found here.

About usd HeroLab Security Advisories

In order to protect businesses against hackers and criminals, we must ensure that our skills and knowledge are up to date at all times. Therefore, security research is just as important to our work as is building up a security community to promote an exchange of knowledge. After all, more security can only be achieved if many people take on the task.

We analyze attack scenarios, which are changing constantly, and publish a series of Security Advisories on current vulnerabilities and security issues – always in line with our Responsible Disclosure Policy.

Always in the name of our mission: “more security.”

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