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CVE-2024-29850 is a vulnerability in Veeam Backup Enterprise Manager that allows account takeover through an NTLM relay attack. The issue affects the Enterprise Manager component of Veeam Backup & Replication and was disclosed alongside other Enterprise Manager authentication and credential-handling flaws. Based on the available information, a remote attacker can abuse NTLM authentication flows involving Veeam Backup Enterprise Manager to relay NTLM authentication and gain access as another account. Publicly available details do not provide the exact vulnerable function or code path, so the precise implementation flaw is currently not available.
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Vulnerability in Veeam that enables account takeover via an NTLM relay attack.
An account takeover vulnerability in Veeam Backup Enterprise Manager via NTLM relay.
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