SAPGateBreaker Strikes: CVE-2022-22536 Exploit Exposes SAP Vulnerabilities!
SAPGateBreaker is the ultimate party crasher for SAP NetWeaver, exploiting CVE-2022-22536 with HTTP request smuggling moves that would make a ninja jealous. By slipping through SAP’s front door, this exploit can bypass ACLs and access internal resources. It’s like your data’s worst nightmare—because who doesn’t love a surprise visit from a hacker?
Hot Take:
In the ever-evolving world of cybersecurity, SAP has decided to spice things up with a little bit of smuggling action. They’re not sneaking in exotic cheeses or rare spices, though. Nope, it’s HTTP requests. Who knew that SAP servers had a secret life as digital mules?
Key Points:
- SAP NetWeaver servers have a vulnerability (CVE-2022-22536) allowing HTTP Request Smuggling.
- The exploit, charmingly named “SAPGateBreaker,” was authored by Victor de Queiroz.
- This vulnerability could let attackers bypass access controls and access internal services.
- Affected versions include SAP NetWeaver Application Server ABAP, Java, and more.
- There’s a GitHub repository with Google Dorks to help you find vulnerable systems. Yikes!
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