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CVE-2024-57726 is a missing authorization vulnerability in SimpleHelp remote support software. In affected versions, backend authorization checks for certain administrative functions are insufficient or absent, allowing a low-privileged technician account to invoke functionality that should be restricted to higher-privileged roles. Specifically, a technician with limited privileges can create API keys with excessive permissions, including permissions associated with the server administrator role. This breaks the intended role-based access control model and enables privilege escalation from a standard technician context to full SimpleHelp server administration.
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The content only references CVE-2024-57726 in a pull request or conversation title about updating a version check; no technical details about the vulnerability itself are provided.
The content only references CVE-2024-57726 in the title of a conversation about an update version check; no technical details about the vulnerability are provided.
A SimpleHelp vulnerability that Microsoft says Storm-1175 has exploited.
The content references CVE-2024-57726 in the context of adding a detection template, but does not describe the vulnerability itself or its impact.
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