Severity: High
CVE ID: CVE-2026-75825
| Product name | Affected Version(s) | Fixed Version(s) | Fixed On |
|---|---|---|---|
| Application Manager Plugin with: OpManager OpManager Enterprise Edition OpManager Nexus OpManager Nexus Enterprise Edition | 12.8.510 to 12.9.133 | 12.9.134 | 20-08-2026 |
| 12.8.510 to 12.9.123 | 12.9.124 | 21-08-2026 | |
| 12.8.510 to 12.8.710 | 12.8.711 | 01-09-2026 |
Note: This security vulnerability is applicable only for the above products with APM Plugin and APM Module enabled.
Details:
Previously, an authentication bypass vulnerability in the OpManager—APM Plugin login flow, affecting users with the APM module enabled, could allow privilege escalation under certain conditions. This issue has now been fixed.
Impact:
Under certain conditions, a logged-in OpManager user with access to the Applications Manager module could gain access to the Applications Manager Plugin as another account, including an administrator account, without knowing that account's password. This could give them higher privileges than they were granted.
Fix:
The SSO login has been strengthened so that a user can only be logged in as their own account. The login request is now verified against the identity of the user who initiated it, and any request that does not match is rejected.
Steps to upgrade:
Source and Acknowledgements
This vulnerability was reported by sealldev.
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