About this visualisation
SAP Global Cyber Threat Map — Live CVE Visualisation
The SAP Threat Map is a simulated visualisation of cyberattack patterns against SAP systems worldwide. Each animated arc represents a simulated attack between geographic regions, colour-coded by severity. The map references real CVE identifiers from recent SAP Patch Tuesday releases and MITRE ATT&CK technique IDs to illustrate the kinds of attacks SAP environments actually face — for BASIS administrators, ABAP developers, and SAP security teams.
SAP Attack Vectors Visualised
- ICM HTTP Exploit — Internet Communication Manager vulnerabilities — typically unauthenticated and high CVSS
- RFC Unauthorized Call — Remote Function Call abuse without proper S_RFC authorisation
- ABAP Code Injection — Code injection via ABAP runtime statements
- NetWeaver RCE — Remote Code Execution against the NetWeaver Application Server
- HANA SQL Injection — SQL injection attacks against the HANA database layer
- Fiori Auth Bypass — Authentication bypass in Fiori Launchpad and OData services
- SolMan Compromise — Solution Manager exploitation — broad network access makes SolMan a priority target
- Open Redirect Phish — Phishing via SAP NetWeaver open redirect vulnerabilities
See current real-world examples in the latest SAP Security Patches.
MITRE ATT&CK Techniques Referenced
Every event on the map carries a MITRE ATT&CK technique ID — the framework security teams use to categorise adversary behaviour. The map displays:
- T1190 — Exploit Public-Facing Application
- T1078 — Valid Accounts
- T1059 — Command and Scripting Interpreter
- T1046 — Network Service Discovery
- T1068 — Exploitation for Privilege Escalation
- T1110 — Brute Force
- T1021 — Remote Services
- T1195 — Supply Chain Compromise
- T1566 — Phishing
- T1185 — Browser Session Hijacking
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the attack data on the SAP Threat Map real?
No. The map is a simulated visualisation for educational purposes. Every arc, IP address, and attack vector shown is generated client-side and labelled SIMULATED. The map references real CVE identifiers and MITRE ATT&CK technique IDs to illustrate the kinds of attacks SAP environments actually face, but it does not display live attack telemetry.
What CVEs does the SAP Threat Map reference?
The map cycles through real CVEs from recent SAP Patch Tuesday releases including CVE-2026-34260 (SAP S/4HANA Enterprise Search SQL injection, CVSS 9.6), CVE-2026-34263 (SAP Commerce Cloud unauthenticated RCE, CVSS 9.6), CVE-2026-27681 (SAP BPC/BW SQL injection, CVSS 9.9), and others. Full details on the Patch Intelligence page.
Why simulated and not live attack data?
Live SAP attack telemetry is not publicly available — it lives inside customer SIEMs and tools like SAP Enterprise Threat Detection. A simulated map illustrates the patterns and severities of attacks without exposing any real organisation.
Is sap.wtf affiliated with SAP SE?
No. sap.wtf is an independent resource for SAP BASIS administrators and ABAP developers, not affiliated with, endorsed by, or partnered with SAP SE.