ServiceNow Patches Vulnerability Exploited Against Some Customers
ServiceNow is informing customers that it has patched a vulnerability that appears to have been exploited by attackers.
ServiceNow’s cloud-based platform is widely used by organizations for automating and managing workflows across IT service management, HR, customer service, and other enterprise operations.
The company has not made any information about the cybersecurity incident public, but an advisory available to authenticated customers — a copy of which was shared on Reddit — indicates that hosted customer instances received a security update on June 5.
“The update concerned a security issue that could allow an unauthenticated user, in certain circumstances, to gain greater access to ServiceNow instances than intended,” ServiceNow said. “The security update changes an endpoint configuration to limit access to authenticated users.”
The company added, “We have detected anomalous activity relating to the security issue. For a subset of customers, we have observed evidence of successful queries of instance tables....
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