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CVE-2026-66772 is a missing authorization check vulnerability in SAP BusinessObjects Business Intelligence Platform Admin Tools. The affected administrative functionality does not sufficiently enforce authorization restrictions, allowing a user authenticated with non-administrative privileges to bypass intended access controls for certain admin-related functions. Successful exploitation exposes limited information about the affected functionality. The vulnerability is assessed as having low confidentiality impact, with no stated impact on integrity or availability.
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Missing authorization check vulnerability in SAP BusinessObjects Business Intelligence Platform Admin Tools that can expose limited information to non-administrative users.
A missing authorization check vulnerability in SAP BusinessObjects BI Platform Admin Tools, also listed for S/4HANA.
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