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SAS Web Report Viewer 4.4_M7

Hot Fix Downloads for HP-UX IPF

* General Information about Hot Fixes

J1B001 was replaced by J1B009

J1B002 was replaced by J1B009

J1B003 was replaced by J1B009

J1B004 was replaced by J1B009

J1B005 was replaced by J1B009

J1B007 was replaced by J1B009

J1B008 was replaced by J1B009

J1B009 for HP-UX IPF
SAS Web Report Viewer 4.4_M7
Issue(s) Addressed:Introduced:
66816 SAS® Web Report Studio contains a cross-site scripting vulnerability in the Report Properties dialog box J1B001
67581 The tool-tip function in the SAS® Web Report image tool contains a cross-site scripting vulnerability J1B002
67583 The "Section Data" panel in SAS® Web Report Studio contains a cross-site scripting vulnerability J1B002
68008 SAS® Web Report Studio contains a cross-site scripting vulnerability that is related to the software's information-map input fields J1B003
68796 SAS® Web Report Studio contains a stored cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerability J1B004
69431 SAS® Web Report Studio contains a cross-site scripting vulnerability J1B005
70426 SAS® Web Report Studio contains a stored cross-site scripting vulnerability J1B007
70693 SAS® Web Report Studio contains a version of Apache Struts with known vulnerabilities J1B008
70702 SAS® Web Report Studio reports opened from a link in SAS® Information Delivery Portal fail to open with "An error occurred" J1B009
NOTE: If you install this hot fix, you must also install hot fix J1C009 for SAS BI Report Services 4.4_M7.
Released: March 14, 2024     Documentation: J1B009hx.html D       Download: J1B009pt.zip  
D indicates that the Documentation has special pre-installation, post-installation or other unique instructions not commonly used for hot fix deployment.
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J1C001 was replaced by J1C009

J1C002 was replaced by J1C009

J1C003 was replaced by J1C009

J1C004 was replaced by J1C009

J1C005 was replaced by J1C009

J1C007 was replaced by J1C009

J1C008 was replaced by J1C009

J1C009 for HP-UX IPF
SAS BI Report Services 4.4_M7 hot fix for SAS Web Report Viewer 4.4_M7
Issue(s) Addressed:Introduced:
66816 SAS® Web Report Studio contains a cross-site scripting vulnerability in the Report Properties dialog box J1C001
67581 The tool-tip function in the SAS® Web Report image tool contains a cross-site scripting vulnerability J1C002
67583 The "Section Data" panel in SAS® Web Report Studio contains a cross-site scripting vulnerability J1C002
68008 SAS® Web Report Studio contains a cross-site scripting vulnerability that is related to the software's information-map input fields J1C003
68796 SAS® Web Report Studio contains a stored cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerability J1C004
69431 SAS® Web Report Studio contains a cross-site scripting vulnerability J1C005
70426 SAS® Web Report Studio contains a stored cross-site scripting vulnerability J1C007
70693 SAS® Web Report Studio contains a version of Apache Struts with known vulnerabilities J1C008
70702 SAS® Web Report Studio reports opened from a link in SAS® Information Delivery Portal fail to open with "An error occurred" J1C009
Released: March 14, 2024     Documentation: J1C009hx.html       Download: J1C009pt.zip  
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