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to version 13.0.178 or higher.
Kentico.Xperience.Libraries is a package for libraries and applications that use Kentico Xperience API.
Affected versions of this package are vulnerable to Authentication Bypass by Primary Weakness when the Staging Sync Server is enabled (which it is not by default). An attacker can gain unauthorized access and control over administrative objects by sending malicious requests with a valid username but no password, which are handled by a Microsoft.Web.Services3
implementation with insufficient verification.
Note: As of version 13.0.173 this vulnerability can only be exploited with a valid username whereas prior to that release it was exploitable without providing any username at all.