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CVE-2024-6633 is an insecure-default-credentials vulnerability in Fortra FileCatalyst Workflow 5.1.6 Build 139 and earlier. The bundled, deprecated HSQLDB installation database used publicly documented default credentials. Deployments that continued to use this database in production could permit an unauthenticated remote party able to reach the database service to authenticate using those credentials. Database access can be used to create a FileCatalyst Workflow web-application account with administrative privileges.
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Critical vulnerability in Fortra FileCatalyst Workflow caused by default HSQL database configuration credentials being publicly disclosed, allowing remote attackers to gain administrative database access and potentially full control of the vulnerable web application.
A critical insecure default vulnerability in FileCatalyst Workflow where published default HSQLDB credentials can allow unauthorized compromise of the application when the bundled setup database is reachable and still in use.
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