SAP NetWeaver Bug Squash: 13 Vulnerabilities Down, None Exploited Yet!
SAP fixed a maximum-severity bug in NetWeaver that could’ve turned your system into a hacker’s playground. This vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2025-42944, had a perfect 10.0 CVSS score and involved insecure deserialization. Thankfully, SAP’s on the case, patching up vulnerabilities before they could cause any real chaos!
Hot Take:
Looks like SAP has been busy patching up a digital Swiss cheese! With flaws like insecure deserialization and directory traversal, hackers were probably lining up like it’s Black Friday at a tech store. SAP NetWeaver had a vulnerability that could make your system as vulnerable as leaving a toddler alone with a paint set. Kudos to SAP for plugging these holes before they turned into a cyber-leak of Titanic proportions!
Key Points:
- SAP tackled 13 vulnerabilities, including a maximum severity flaw in NetWeaver.
- The most severe flaw could lead to arbitrary command execution due to insecure deserialization.
- A directory traversal vulnerability was found in SAP Print Service, rated nearly at the top with a CVSS score of 9.8.
- An unrestricted file upload issue in SAP Supplier Relationship Management was also patched.
- At the time of patching, no known exploits had been reported in the wild.
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