A Server-side Request Forgery (SSRF) vulnerability in Trend Micro Apex Central (on-premise) modOSCE component could allow an attacker to manipulate certain parameters leading to information disclosure on affected installations.
The web server receives a URL or similar request from an upstream component and retrieves the contents of this URL, but it does not sufficiently ensure that the request is being sent to the expected destination.
| Name | Vendor | Start Version | End Version |
|---|---|---|---|
| Apex_central | Trendmicro | 2019 (including) | 2019 (including) |
| Apex_central | Trendmicro | 2019-build_3752 (including) | 2019-build_3752 (including) |
| Apex_central | Trendmicro | 2019-build_5158 (including) | 2019-build_5158 (including) |
| Apex_central | Trendmicro | 2019-build_6016 (including) | 2019-build_6016 (including) |
| Apex_central | Trendmicro | 2019-build_6288 (including) | 2019-build_6288 (including) |
| Apex_central | Trendmicro | 2019-build_6394 (including) | 2019-build_6394 (including) |
| Apex_central | Trendmicro | 2019-build_6481 (including) | 2019-build_6481 (including) |
| Apex_central | Trendmicro | 2019-build_6511 (including) | 2019-build_6511 (including) |
| Apex_central | Trendmicro | 2019-build_6571 (including) | 2019-build_6571 (including) |
| Apex_central | Trendmicro | 2019-build_6658 (including) | 2019-build_6658 (including) |
| Apex_central | Trendmicro | 2019-build_6660 (including) | 2019-build_6660 (including) |
| Apex_central | Trendmicro | 2019-build_6890 (including) | 2019-build_6890 (including) |