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CVE-2018-5329
ZUUSE BEIMS ContractorWeb .NET 5.18.0.0 is vulnerable to Cross-Site Request Forgery CSRF on /CWEBNET/ authenticated pages. A successful CSRF attack can force the user to modify state: creating users, changing an email address, and so forth. If the victim is an administrative account, CSRF can...
Code injection
ZUUSE BEIMS ContractorWeb .NET 5.18.0.0 allows access to various /UserManagement/ privileged modules without authenticating the user; an attacker can misuse these functionalities to perform unauthorized actions, as demonstrated by Edit User Details...
Cross site request forgery (csrf)
ZUUSE BEIMS ContractorWeb .NET 5.18.0.0 is vulnerable to Cross-Site Request Forgery CSRF on /CWEBNET/ authenticated pages. A successful CSRF attack can force the user to modify state: creating users, changing an email address, and so forth. If the victim is an administrative account, CSRF can...
CVE-2018-5328
ZUUSE BEIMS ContractorWeb .NET 5.18.0.0 allows access to various /UserManagement/ privileged modules without authenticating the user; an attacker can misuse these functionalities to perform unauthorized actions, as demonstrated by Edit User Details...
CVE-2018-5328
ZUUSE BEIMS ContractorWeb .NET 5.18.0.0 allows access to various /UserManagement/ privileged modules without authenticating the user; an attacker can misuse these functionalities to perform unauthorized actions, as demonstrated by Edit User Details...
CVE-2018-5329
ZUUSE BEIMS ContractorWeb .NET 5.18.0.0 is vulnerable to Cross-Site Request Forgery CSRF on /CWEBNET/ authenticated pages. A successful CSRF attack can force the user to modify state: creating users, changing an email address, and so forth. If the victim is an administrative account, CSRF can...
CVE-2018-5329
CVE-2018-5329 concerns ZUUSE BEIMS ContractorWeb .NET 5.18.0.0, with a CSRF vulnerability on authenticated â/CWEBNET/â pages. The root cause is cross-site request forgery that can force state-changing actions such as creating users or changing an email, potentially compromising the web applicatio...