Heise.De Critical Vulnerabilities Discovered in Apache OFBiz Affecting All Versions Pre-24.09.06
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- •Two critical vulnerabilities in Apache OFBiz allow remote code execution and authentication bypass.
- •CVE-2026-31986 involves a hardcoded key, while CVE-2026-45434 allows remote code execution.
- •Administrators must upgrade to version 24.09.06 immediately to protect their systems.
Apache OFBiz has critical vulnerabilities that allow attackers to exploit hardcoded keys and bypass authentication. The vulnerabilities, CVE-2026-31986 and CVE-2026-45434, were published on 2026-05-19 and affect all versions prior to 24.09.06. Attackers can gain unauthorized access and execute remote code through a single HTTP request. The vulnerabilities are particularly dangerous due to the potential for remote code execution. Administrators are urged to upgrade to version 24.09.06 to mitigate risks. As of now, there are no confirmed attacks exploiting these vulnerabilities. Apache OFBiz is widely used for managing business processes, making the impact significant for organizations relying on this software.
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