Vulnerabilities

webERP 4.15.1 contains an unauthenticated file access vulnerability that allows remote attackers to download database backup files without authentication. Attackers can directly access generated backup files in the companies/weberp/ directory by requesting the Backup_[timestamp].sql.gz file.

An error-based SQL Injection (SQLi) vulnerability in WebERP v4.15.2 allows attackers to execute arbitrary SQL command and extract sensitive data by injecting a crafted payload into the DEL form field in a POST request to /StockCounts.php

In webERP 4.15, the ManualContents.php file allows users to specify the "Language" parameter, which can lead to local file inclusion.

In webERP 4.15, the Import Bank Transactions function fails to sanitize the content of imported MT940 bank statement files, resulting in the execution of arbitrary SQL queries, aka SQL Injection.

A SQL Injection issue was discovered in webERP 4.15. Payments.php accepts payment data in base64 format. After this is decoded, it is deserialized. Then, this deserialized data goes directly into a SQL query, with no sanitizing checks.

In webERP 4.15, Z_CreateCompanyTemplateFile.php has Incorrect Access Control, leading to the overwrite of an existing .sql file on the target web site by creating a template and then using ../ directory traversal in the TemplateName parameter.

An issue was discovered in the Manufacturing component in webERP 4.15. CollectiveWorkOrderCost.php has Blind SQL Injection via the SearchParts parameter.