SAP's April Patch Day: High-Priority Security Updates Released
SAP has released a batch of security updates, with twelve new and updated Security Notes in its April Patch Day. Notably, three of these are of high priority, addressing critical vulnerabilities in several SAP products.
Among the released notes, SAP Security Note #3434839 stands out. It patches a Security Misconfiguration vulnerability in SAP NetWeaver AS Java User Management Engine (UME). This vulnerability allows the use of simple passwords, posing a significant risk to the confidentiality of systems.
Another notable patch is SAP Security Note #3425188, which addresses a Server-Side Request Forgery vulnerability in SAP NetWeaver AS Java. Onapsis Research Labs played a crucial role in supporting SAP to fix this issue.
SAP Security Note #3438234 patches a Directory Traversal vulnerability in two programs of SAP Asset Accounting. Meanwhile, SAP Security Note #3421384 addresses an Information Disclosure vulnerability in SAP BusinessObjects Web Intelligence, which could lead to high impact on system confidentiality.
SAP's April Patch Day has provided crucial updates to address several security vulnerabilities. Businesses are urged to apply these patches promptly to mitigate potential risks to their systems' confidentiality and integrity.
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