SugarCRM Security Flaw: The LESS You Know, the Better!
SugarCRM 14.0.0 has a vulnerability that allows SSRF and code injection due to poorly sanitized GET parameters. This could let attackers unleash their inner hacker by executing arbitrary LESS directives. Remember, updating your software may prevent your CRM from becoming a hacker’s playground.
Hot Take:
Ah, SugarCRM, the sweet spot for hackers with a sweet tooth for vulnerabilities! In a world where keeping your data private feels like trying to keep a secret in a high school cafeteria, SugarCRM serves up some juicy gossip for cybercriminals. With a spoonful of SSRF and a sprinkling of code injection, this exploit is the digital equivalent of leaving your diary open on the lunch table. So, grab your popcorn—this is going to be a wild ride!
Key Points:
- SugarCRM versions before 13.0.4 and 14.0.1 are vulnerable to SSRF and code injection.
- The vulnerability is due to improper sanitization of user input in the /css/preview REST API endpoint.
- Attackers can exploit this to inject arbitrary LESS directives and execute them.
- Potential risks include unauthorized file access and sensitive data disclosure.
- The exploit was discovered by Egidio Romano, aka EgiX, and is assigned CVE-2024-58258.
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