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CVE-2025-61959 is an information disclosure issue in Hospital Manager Backend Services present prior to September 19, 2025. The application returned verbose ASP.NET error pages in response to invalid WebResource.axd requests. These error responses exposed sensitive diagnostic information including ASP.NET and framework version details, stack traces, internal filesystem or application paths, and evidence of the insecure ASP.NET configuration setting customErrors mode="Off". The issue is consistent with improper generation of error messages containing sensitive information. The disclosed data could assist unauthenticated attackers in fingerprinting the application stack and identifying follow-on attack paths.
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A sensitive information disclosure vulnerability in Vertikal Hospital Manager Backend Services, where verbose error messages revealed internal system details to unauthenticated users.
A sensitive information disclosure vulnerability in Vertikal Hospital Manager Backend Services, where verbose error messages revealed internal system details to unauthenticated users.
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