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Jimmy Chiu
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9/29/2010 5:49 PM
I just logged this hole with Lawson. Hopefully they will fix it soon.
Anyway, here is the security hole.
Ie: http://server:port/efs/ConfigurationAssistant
No login check, nothing, and you can make changes.
Matthew Nye
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9/29/2010 6:15 PM
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Lawson recommends that after the installation this file is renamed and moved out of the EFS directory. Its meant as an installation and troubleshooting device but shouldnt be left in place. Additionally you could secure this specific file using Authentication security through your web server. Security hole, security by obscurity or just another "undocumented functionality" perhaps.
Matthew Nye
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10/21/2010 8:41 PM
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Lawson recommends that after the installation this file is renamed and moved out
of the EFS directory. Its meant as an installation and troubleshooting device
but shouldnt be left in place. Additionally you could secure this specific file
using Authentication security through your web server. Security hole, security
by obscurity or just another "undocumented functionality" perhaps.
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