## PRIORITY PORTAL GENERATOR / CVE-2026-59504

CVE-2026-59504

CWE-602 — Client-Side Enforcement of Server-Side Security

CVSS v3.1
9.1
Severity
CRITICAL
Assigner
INCD
Disclosed
13 August 2026

Per its CVSS vector, this is reachable over the network, with no credentials, and no user interaction, under conditions the attacker fully controls.


## WHAT THE WEAKNESS MEANS

A security control that runs in the browser, where the attacker controls the runtime. Anything enforced only on the client can be edited, skipped or replayed, so it enforces nothing against anyone who chooses not to cooperate.


## DECODED CVSS VECTOR

CVSS:3.1/AV:N/AC:L/PR:N/UI:N/S:U/C:H/I:H/A:N

Attack vectorNetwork
Exploitable remotely, over the internet — no foothold on the network is needed first.
Attack complexityLow
No special conditions. The attack works reliably, every time, against any affected instance.
Privileges requiredNone
No account and no credentials. An anonymous visitor can do this.
User interactionNone
No victim needs to click, visit or approve anything. The attacker acts alone.
ScopeUnchanged
The impact stays inside the vulnerable component’s own security authority.
Confidentiality impactHigh
Total loss of confidentiality — every piece of data the component can reach is readable by the attacker.
Integrity impactHigh
Total loss of integrity — the attacker can modify any data the component holds, and the modification is fully under their control.
Availability impactNone
Availability is unaffected.

## AFFECTED & MITIGATION

Affected: Portal Generator addon to Priority ERP (developed by Soft Solutions), all versions without Priwall v3. Not affected when Priwall v3 is deployed — this is a mitigation, not a patch to the addon itself.

Discovered November 2025 and disclosed 13 August 2026 through INCD. Around 415 vulnerable instances were found online, 269 of them in Israel, many serving hundreds of downstream businesses. Roughly 2,278 accessible data sets were reachable, including financial records, customer data and user accounts.

Research by Roei Hadashi and Dean Bar at HackersEye.

read the full technical writeup on hackerseye.com →

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