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ServiceNow AI Platform Multiple Vulnerabilities

ServiceNow AI Platform is affected by multiple vulnerabilities that allow a remote, unauthenticated attacker to access, modify, or delete instance data and execute arbitrary SQL commands.

ServiceNow AI Platform contains multiple critical vulnerabilities that permit remote, unauthenticated attackers to compromise instance security. These flaws enable unauthorized actors to gain access to sensitive instance data, perform create, update, and delete (CRUD) operations on records, and execute arbitrary SQL queries against the underlying database. In specific configurations, these vulnerabilities may also facilitate privilege escalation. Due to the broad impact on data integrity and confidentiality, immediate attention to patching or configuration hardening is required for organizations deploying the ServiceNow AI Platform.

Impact

Successful exploitation allows for the complete exposure or manipulation of business data residing within the ServiceNow instance. Unauthorized SQL execution may lead to full database compromise, data exfiltration, or total loss of service availability for the affected platform components.

Recommendation

  • Monitor vendor security advisories and the official ServiceNow support portal for emergency patch releases.
  • Implement strict ingress filtering and WAF rules to restrict traffic to known, trusted IP ranges to mitigate unauthenticated access attempts.
  • Audit database access logs for unusual SQL queries or unauthorized CRUD operations that deviate from established baseline behaviors.
  • Review and restrict administrative privileges for service accounts integrated with the AI Platform to limit the impact of potential privilege escalation.

Immediate actions

Review ServiceNow release notes and update to the latest provided security patch

IT Operations 48h

Mitigations

Implement strict access controls and WAF filtering for the AI Platform

immediate Security Operations

Unauthenticated remote access