Intellisol Xpede 4.1 stores passwords in plaintext in a Javascript "session timeout" re-authentication capability, which could allow local users with access to gain privileges of other Xpede users by reading the password from the source file, e.g. from the browser's cache.

Intellisol Xpede 4.1 uses weak encryption to store authentication information in cookies, which could allow local users with access to the cookies to gain privileges.

WorkforceROI Xpede 4.1 stores temporary expense claim reports in a world-readable and indexable /reports/temp directory, which allows remote attackers to read the reports by accessing the directory.

WorkforceROI Xpede 4.1 uses a small random namespace (5 alphanumeric characters) for temporary expense claim reports in the /reports/temp directory, which allows remote attackers to read the reports via a brute force attack.

WorkforceROI Xpede 4.1 allows remote attackers to gain privileges as an Xpede administrator via a direct HTTP request to the /admin/adminproc.asp script, which does not prompt for a password.

WorkforceROI Xpede 4.1 allows remote attackers to obtain the database username via a request to datasource.asp, which leaks the username in a form and allows the attacker to more easily conduct brute force password guessing attacks.

WorkforceROI Xpede 4.1 allows remote attackers to read user timesheets by modifying the TSN ID parameter to the ts_app_process.asp script, which is easily guessable because it is incremented by 1 for each new timesheet.

WorkforceROI Xpede 4.1 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary SQL commands and read, modify, or steal credentials from the database via the Qry parameter in the sprc.asp script.