IBM-6475919: Ibm engineering workflow management (ewm) vulnerability
Published Jul 27, 2021
·Updated
Affected Software
28 affected components
IBM EWM<=7.0.1
IBM RTC<=6.0.6.1
IBM EWM<=7.0
IBM RTC<=6.0.6
IBM EWM<=7.0.2
IBM DOORS Next<=7.0.2
IBM DOORS Next<=7.0
IBM DOORS Next<=7.0.1
IBM RDNG<=6.0.6.1
IBM RDNG<=6.0.6
IBM Engineering Requirements Quality Assistant On-Premises<=All
IBM RELM<=6.0.6.1
IBM ENI<=7.0.1
IBM RELM<=6.0.6
IBM ENI<=7.0
IBM RELM<=6.0.2
IBM ENI<=7.0.2
IBM RQM<=6.0.6.1
IBM ETM<=7.0.1
IBM RQM<=6.0.6
IBM ETM<=7.0.0
IBM ETM<=7.0.2
IBM CLM<=6.0.6.1
IBM CLM<=6.0.6
IBM ELM<=7.0
IBM CLM<=6.0.2
IBM ELM<=7.0.1
IBM ELM<=7.0.2
Event History
Jul 27, 2021
Advisory Published
12:00 AM
Child vulnerabilities
Contains the following vulnerabilities.
Frequently Asked Questions
1
What is the severity of IBM-6475919?
The severity of IBM-6475919 is high due to potential unauthorized access to sensitive information.
2
How do I fix IBM-6475919?
To fix IBM-6475919, apply the latest security patch provided by IBM for the affected products.
3
Which IBM products are affected by IBM-6475919?
IBM-6475919 affects IBM EWM, IBM DOORS Next, IBM RELM, IBM ENI, IBM ETM, IBM CLM, IBM ELM, and IBM RTC.
4
Is there a workaround for IBM-6475919 until a fix is applied?
Yes, temporarily restricting user permissions can serve as a workaround for IBM-6475919 until an official fix is deployed.
5
When was IBM-6475919 reported?
IBM-6475919 was reported on July 27, 2021.