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CVE-2025-64298 is an incorrect permission assignment vulnerability affecting NMIS/BioDose V22.02 and earlier, specifically installations that use the embedded Microsoft SQL Server Express deployment model. In affected networked installations, a Windows share accessed by clients exposes directory paths with insecure permissions. As a result, client-accessible paths can provide access to SQL Server database files and related configuration files. These files may contain sensitive information, and the issue stems from insecure default directory/path permissions on critical resources in the shared installation layout.
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An incorrect permission assignment flaw in BioDose/NMIS (V22.02 and earlier) where insecure directory permissions on a Windows share can expose embedded SQL Server Express database/configuration files, potentially disclosing sensitive data.
An incorrect permission assignment for critical resources in BioDose/NMIS (pre-23.0) that can expose embedded SQL Server Express database/configuration files via insecure default permissions in networked Windows share deployments, potentially leading to sensitive data exposure.
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