Free EditionA SQL injection vulnerability was discovered in ADSelfService Plus when password synchronization was enabled for Oracle Database. This issue has now been fixed.
During account linking between Active Directory and Oracle Database for password synchronization, the usernames provided were added into SQL queries without sanitization. These were then sent to the linked Oracle Database, making the application vulnerable to Boolean-based SQL injection attacks. If the injection attacks become successful, there is a risk of data from ADSelfService Plus being exposed.
ADSelfService Plus builds 6101 and below are affected by this.
This issue has been rated medium in severity.
We have fixed this vulnerability in build 6112 of ADSSP. Update to the latest version of ADSelfService Plus using the service pack.
This issue was reported by STM Cyber via BugBounty.
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