Salesforce Security Slip: 20+ Misconfigurations Expose Customers to Risk!
Salesforce has been assigned five CVE identifiers, revealing vulnerabilities in its core components, such as Flexcards and Data Mappers. While some flaws were deemed misconfigurations, they could lead to unauthorized access and data breaches. Remember, security isn’t about panic; it’s about configuring your Salesforce setup wisely!
Hot Take:
When it comes to Salesforce, it seems the only thing more flexible than their Flexcards are their security settings. With default configurations that are more open than a teenager’s diary, it’s no wonder they’re serving up vulnerability CVEs like hotcakes. Remember folks, security is like a good salsa dance—if you miss a step, you’re going to get stepped on.
Key Points:
- Salesforce acknowledged five CVEs due to configuration weaknesses mainly in Flexcards and Data Mappers.
- 16 other flaws were labeled as misconfigurations, leaving the responsibility to customers.
- The vulnerabilities could lead to data leaks, unauthorized access, and session hijacking.
- Security weaknesses were linked to Salesforce’s industry clouds, which enable low-code platform development.
- Admins are urged to enforce field-level security and read AppOmni’s recommendations.
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