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CVE-2022-46898: An issue was discovered in Vocera Report Server and Voice Server 5.x through 5.8.

An issue was discovered in Vocera Report Server and Voice Server 5.x through 5.8. There is Path Traversal via the "restore SQL data" filename. The Vocera Report Console contains a websocket function that allows for the restoration of the database from a ZIP archive that expects a SQL import file. The filename provided is not properly sanitized and allows for the inclusion of a path-traversal payload that can be used to escape the intended Vocera restoration directory. An attacker could exploit this vulnerability to point to a crafted ZIP archive that contains SQL commands that could be executed against the database.

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Plain-English summary

CVE-2022-46898 affects Vocera Report Server and Voice Server 5.x through 5.8. A database restore feature mishandles a filename, allowing path traversal that may let a crafted restore archive run SQL against the database. Business risk depends on access controls and vendor remediation details not included in the bundle.

Executive priority

Treat this as a targeted remediation item for environments using affected Vocera systems. Prioritize discovery and vendor guidance review, but avoid emergency claims unless the restore interface is exposed or Stryker confirms urgent patch requirements.

Technical view

The Vocera Report Console has a websocket database restore function expecting a ZIP archive with SQL import data. The restore SQL filename is not properly sanitized, allowing traversal outside the intended restore directory. The CVE description says this can point to a crafted ZIP containing SQL commands executable against the database.

Likely exposure

Organizations running Vocera Report Server or Voice Server 5.x through 5.8 may be exposed, especially where the Report Console restore functionality is reachable by untrusted or weakly controlled users. The source bundle does not define authentication requirements, network exposure assumptions, or exact fixed versions.

Exploitation context

The bundle does not cite CISA KEV inclusion and provides no evidence of active exploitation. It describes a plausible attack path through the restore SQL data filename, but does not establish public exploit availability, required privileges, or real-world exploitation.

Researcher notes

Public metadata lacks CVSS, CWE, detailed affected CPEs, authentication requirements, and remediation specifics. Analysis should remain bounded to the described path traversal in the database restore workflow and should avoid assuming exploitability beyond database SQL execution described by the CVE.

Mitigation direction

  • Inventory Vocera Report Server and Voice Server 5.x through 5.8 deployments.
  • Review Stryker product security guidance for supported fixes or upgrade instructions.
  • Restrict access to the Report Console and restore functionality to trusted administrators.
  • Limit network reachability to management interfaces wherever operationally possible.
  • Monitor database restore activity and unexpected SQL import events.

Validation and detection

  • Confirm whether Vocera Report Console restore functionality exists and is enabled.
  • Record installed Vocera Report Server and Voice Server versions.
  • Review access controls for users allowed to perform database restores.
  • Check logs for unusual restore attempts or unexpected archive filenames.
  • Verify remediation status against Stryker advisory guidance.
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