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Alexander Polyakov has been forced to withdraw a talk detailing dangerous vulnerabilities into SAP's mobile device management product Afaria scheduled to be given at BlackHat Asia Pacific this week. The prolific SAP hacker and chief technology officer of ERPScan says his talk was scuppered after SAP failed to patch the …

  1. David Austin

    Hmm.

    Those are some long fix times. Good of them to hold the talk off, but that also takes the pressure off SAP to fix. One hopes they're not taking it easy as the fix isn't public, especially as it's not just Black Hats, but government agencies now that you have to worry about using unreported vulnerabilities...

  2. A Non e-mouse Silver badge

    SAP should be grateful that it wasn't Google who found these problems!

  3. I. Aproveofitspendingonspecificprojects

    > Get unlimited access to the content on this page when you register

    Please register instead of hacking us

    FTFYSAP

    "SAP SE (Systems, Applications & Products in Data Processing) is a German multinational software corporation that makes enterprise software to manage business operations and customer relations. SAP is headquartered in Walldorf, Baden-Württemberg, Germany, with regional offices in 130 countries"

    Holding off the revelations has allowed umpteen more customers to fund Stupid Arsed Prats. How difficult can it be to change the message above and solve all the problems?

    At least they got their name right.

  4. Wedgie

    Publicity

    They would have had a good idea that that the patch wouldn't land before the session, pulling out at last minute sounds to me like a publicity stunt.

    The ERPScan team do a good job, no need for marketing stunts.

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