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ConnectWise Automate 2022.11 Security Fix
11/03/2022
Vulnerability
CWE-89: Improper Neutralization of Special Elements used in an SQL Command (“SQL Injection”)
Severity
Important—Vulnerabilities that could compromise confidential data or other processing resources but require additional access / privilege to do so.
Priority
2—Vulnerabilities that have elevated risk, but exploits are neither known nor anticipated to be imminent. Recommend updates within normal change management timelines but no longer than 30 days.
Affected versions
ConnectWise Automate versions 2022.10 and earlier are impacted.
Remediation
Cloud:
Cloud instances have already been updated to the latest ConnectWise Automate release. Partners should ensure all instances of the Control Center client are up to date.
On-premise:
Apply the 2022.11 release and ensure all instances of the Control Center client are up to date.
Additional information
Visit https://home.connectwise.com/securityBulletin/6363c9556e80800001cdcfc6