Security News > 2019 > May > 50,000 companies running SAP installations open to attack via publicly released exploits
2019-05-02 13:21
Two exploits publicly released in late April at the OPCDE security conference in Dubai could be leveraged to compromise a great number of SAP implementations, Onapsis has warned. A successful attack would allow remote, unauthenticated attackers to: Perform critical business transaction on SAP systems (modify purchase orders, bypassing automatic business controls, etc.) Compromise and extract critical business information Delete all business application data Delete traces of their actions Shut the system down. “This risk to … More → The post 50,000 companies running SAP installations open to attack via publicly released exploits appeared first on Help Net Security.
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