Is Via G&L vulnerable to “Authorization Bypass”?
Originally Published: 2016-08-30
Article Number
Applies To
RSA Versions: 6.9.1
Article Summary
A user who knows the direct path to the resource or a URL to call particular function, can access it without having proper role grant.
The fact that resources and URLs for particular functions are hidden from the user interface does not prevent from unauthorized access/execution Authorization Bypass allows for executing certain actions without having permissions to do so. For example an unauthorized user can be able to execute administrative functions like adding another administrator user.
Resolution
The implementation summary is,
*Unauthorized access of change request Edit/Cancel. Allowed only for user having ChangeRequest.Edit entitlement.
*Unauthorized access of Add/Change/Remove Access via any constructed URL (external) will be allowed with the below condition only,
* If URL contains Request button ID then validate the button for the availability of the user
* Else, if URL contains OID, validate value for 'Self' or Logged-in user ID
* Else logged-in user should be 'supervisor' or 'admin' with 'User Manage' entitlements
The fix is in the below versions:
6.9.1, 6.9.1 P17, 7.0.0, 7.0.1 P01, Highland Park (7.0.2)
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