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CVE-2013-6246: The Dell Quest One Password Manager, possibly 5.0, allows remote attackers to bypass CAPTCHA protections an...

The Dell Quest One Password Manager, possibly 5.0, allows remote attackers to bypass CAPTCHA protections and obtain sensitive information (user's full name) by sending a login request with a valid domain and username but without the CaptchaType, UseCaptchaEveryTime, and CaptchaResponse parameters.

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This issue weakens a password-management portal by allowing CAPTCHA protections to be bypassed and revealing a user’s full name when a valid domain and username are supplied. The sources do not show account takeover, a confirmed fix, or active exploitation, but the affected surface is sensitive. Exposure is most relevant for organizations running Dell Quest One Password Manager, especially internet-accessible self-service password portals. The supplied sources only say “possibly 5.0,” so affected-version scope remains uncertain. Treat this as a moderate identity-security exposure. It is not proven to enable account compromise, but it may help attackers validate users and bypass a defensive control on a sensitive password-management service. Mitigation focus: Check Dell or Quest guidance for patches, configuration guidance, or product retirement advice.; Restrict untrusted access to the password-management portal where business operations allow.; Ensure CAPTCHA and identity checks are enforced server-side, not only by client parameters..

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