CVE-2005-0747: ApplyYourself i-Class allows remote attackers to obtain sensitive information about their own applications...

Security readout for executives and security teams

This older CVE describes an information disclosure issue in ApplyYourself i-Class. A user could reuse a hidden identifier field to obtain sensitive information tied to an application record. The available sources do not show code execution, system takeover, active exploitation, affected versions, or a confirmed fix. Exposure is limited to environments still running ApplyYourself i-Class, especially deployments exposing ApplicantDecision.asp. The bundle provides no affected versions, CPEs, hosting details, or vendor status, so vulnerability managers should first confirm whether the product or route exists. Prioritize discovery first. This is a legacy information-disclosure CVE with incomplete public evidence, but it may involve sensitive applicant data. If the product is still internet-facing, escalate to remediation and access-control review. Mitigation focus: Identify whether ApplyYourself i-Class is still present or externally reachable.; Check vendor or maintainer guidance for patches or configuration changes.; Restrict external access to legacy application decision pages where possible..

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Jun 29, 2026, 23:27 UTC (UTC+00:00)

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