Vulnerabilities & Exploits

SAP's November fixes reach beyond its critical servers

On day two, SAP's November bulletin expanded from four critical NetWeaver, Web Dispatcher and Gateway flaws to 35 new security notes across additional products, including Knowledge Management and BusinessObjects. NCSC-NL's November 12 advisory lists fixes spanning 45 CVEs and components from ABAP and Java servers to BusinessObjects, Cloud SDK and Host Agent.

The notes cover different weaknesses, not one exploit chain. In one critical flaw in SAP NetWeaver Application Server ABAP, the system can accept certain incoming login statements without properly checking them. Where that authentication path is used, a forged statement can be treated as a genuine login, enabling unauthorized access.

For SAP estates that run services separately—or embed Web Dispatcher in HANA XS Classic or XS Advanced—a check of standalone NetWeaver systems can miss other affected components. The wider bulletin makes the exposure an inventory problem across the SAP estate, not a single-server issue.

6 sources · Nov 12

CVEs in this update

45 CVEs

Across SAP WebClient UI, SAP NetWeaver AS ABAP (Internet Communication Manager), SAP Gateway, and related packages.

9 critical · 19 high · 15 medium · 1 low

0 in CISA KEV · 0 with EPSS above 1%

Highest severity: CVE-2026-76964 · 10.0 CRITICAL

Highest EPSS: CVE-2026-44768 · 0.26%

Showing the top 10 by KEV, EPSS, and severity.

Timeline

Sources

Part of the PlainSec briefing for 2026-11-10

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