Fortra patches critical BoKS authentication bypass flaws
· Cybersecurity
Fortra released patches for critical vulnerabilities in its BoKS privileged access management product. The bugs could allow authentication bypass, shell command execution and memory corruption.
Why it matters:BoKS governs privileged access in large enterprises, so flaws enabling authentication bypass can hand attackers high-level control over critical systems.
Key points
- The affected product is Fortra's BoKS privileged access management software.
- Potential impacts include authentication bypass and shell command execution.
- Memory corruption was also cited among the vulnerability effects.
Sources (original reporting)
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