About

The site SAP's documentation
should have been.

sap.wtf is an independent resource for SAP BASIS admins, ABAP developers, and anyone unlucky enough to have SAP in their job description. It is run by a BASIS admin — not a marketing team, not a consulting firm, not SAP SE.

The name says what most of us think at least once a week.

What's here

Patch Intelligence

Every SAP Security Note from Patch Tuesday, ranked by what actually matters to your landscape — not by SAP's marketing priorities. CVSS scores, plain-English summaries, and editorial timing recommendations. No SAP Support Portal login required.

Error Code Lookup

ABAP dumps and SAP error codes explained in plain English. What caused it, what it means, and what to do about it — without hunting through SAP Notes.

Survival Guide

Practical BASIS and ABAP guides written by people who have survived what they are describing.

Hard Lessons Learned

Anonymised SAP war stories. What went wrong, what it cost, and the one thing we would have done differently.

The SAP.$@#! Sentinel

Satire. Clearly labelled. Because sometimes the only response to SAP's pricing model is dark humour.

Why trust the patch data

All CVE numbers, SAP Note IDs, and CVSS scores used in patch coverage are sourced from public security research — Onapsis, SecurityBridge, Layer Seven Security, Inprosec, SecurityWeek, The Hacker News, and NVD. CVEs are verified against public records before publication.

Timing recommendations and editorial summaries are exactly that — editorial. They reflect one BASIS admin's read of the risk, not professional security advice. Your environment is different. Verify against official SAP Security Notes before acting.

The legal bit

sap.wtf is not affiliated with, endorsed by, partnered with, or in any way connected to SAP SE or its subsidiaries.

SAP, S/4HANA, HANA, NetWeaver, Fiori, and all other SAP product names are trademarks of SAP SE. All trademarks are the property of their respective owners.

Content on this site is editorial and informational only. Nothing here constitutes professional security advice. Always assess vulnerabilities in the context of your specific environment and consult official SAP Security Notes.

Get in touch

Found an error in the patch data? Have a war story to submit? Want to suggest a guide topic? Reach out at hello@sap.wtf.

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