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ServiceNow patches three maximum severity flaws that could put enterprise data at risk
Code injection and SQL injection attacks have been around for decades, and they are still tried-and-true ways for attackers to compromise systems.
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ServiceNow has released patches for three maximum‑severity vulnerabilities in its AI Platform that could be exploited through low‑complexity code injection, SQL injection and privilege‑escalation attacks without requiring user interaction. The flaws allow attackers to access, modify and create data across the platform’s enterprise IT, employee and CRM workflows. Cloud‑based instances have already been updated, and ServiceNow urges self‑hosted customers to apply the patches immediately.
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