CVE-2024-41730 is a critical authentication bypass vulnerability in SAP BusinessObjects Business Intelligence Platform. When Single Sign-On is enabled for Enterprise authentication, an unauthorized remote attacker can send a specially crafted request to a REST endpoint and obtain a valid logon token without authenticating. The issue is attributed to insufficient implementation of authentication mechanisms. Successful exploitation can allow the attacker to bypass normal access controls and take control of the affected platform. Reported affected versions include SAP BusinessObjects Business Intelligence Platform releases 430 and 440.
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A critical SAP BusinessObjects vulnerability that required a follow-on fix after an earlier patch attempt.
SAP BusinessObjects BI Platform vulnerability (CVSS 9.8) with updated fix coverage and a documented workaround.
Critical authentication implementation flaw in SAP BusinessObjects Business Intelligence Platform that can allow a remote unauthenticated attacker to gain unauthorized access and full control of the system via a crafted REST request, on instances with SSO enabled.
SAP BusinessObjects Business Intelligence Platform vulnerability (HotNews note) described as DoS but with potential for full system compromise when SSO Enterprise authentication is enabled (REST endpoint logon token issue).
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