Critical

Unauthenticated IDOR in LogonBox Nervepoint Access Manager runJob.html

IdentifiersCVE-2019-6716CWE-639· Authorization Bypass Through…

CVE-2019-6716 is an unauthenticated insecure direct object reference (IDOR) vulnerability in Wicket Core within LogonBox Nervepoint Access Manager 2013 through 2017. The issue is exposed through the runJob.html endpoint, where a remote attacker can manipulate the jobId parameter in a GET request to access or modify objects without proper authorization checks. Based on the available information, this allows enumeration of internal Active Directory usernames and group names and unauthorized alteration of back-end server jobs, including backup and synchronization jobs. The vulnerable condition appears to stem from insufficient access control on direct object references handled by the application.

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Impact

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Successful exploitation allows an unauthenticated remote attacker to enumerate internal Active Directory usernames and group names, exposing sensitive identity and directory structure information. The attacker can also alter back-end server jobs such as backup and synchronization tasks. Unauthorized modification of these jobs can disrupt normal operations and may lead to denial of service conditions by interfering with scheduled or on-demand administrative processes.

Mitigation

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Until a patch or fixed release is applied, restrict network access to the affected management interface and specifically the runJob.html endpoint using firewall rules, reverse proxy controls, or a web application firewall. Limit exposure of the application to trusted administrative networks only. Monitor for suspicious requests involving modified jobId values, unexpected execution or changes to backup and synchronization jobs, and anomalous enumeration activity against directory-related functionality.

Remediation

Patch, then assume compromise.

Upgrade LogonBox Nervepoint Access Manager to a vendor-fixed release, if available. If a fixed version is not available, obtain vendor guidance for a supported remediation path. Review and correct authorization enforcement around direct object references, specifically ensuring that requests to runJob.html and handling of the jobId parameter require proper authentication and object-level authorization before disclosing information or permitting job modification.

PUBLIC EXPLOITS

Exploits

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