Error Message High Vega has detected a different response fingerprint in relation to an XPath injection attempt. This may indicate an XPath injection vulnerability, though this is not confirmed. If this is due to an XPath vulnerability, depending on the nature of the XPath query, exploitation could allow attackers to bypass authentication or gain unauthorized access to sensitive XML data. Vega has detected a different response page fingerprint in relation to an XPath injection request. This means that the response page content returned by the web application has a different signature from that returned by an ordinary request, which may indicate the existence of an XPath injection vulnerability. The differing page fingerprint may include error messages or indicate a state change in the application in response to the XPath injection attempt made by Vega. Developers should examine the response content and underlying code to verify whether or not a vulnerability is present. If the vulnerability exists and precautions are not taken, depending on the nature of the affected XPath query, such a vulnerability could allow attackers to bypass authentication or gain unauthorized access to sensitive XML data. To prevent this type of vulnerability, the developer should consider adopting the use of pre-compiled XPath statements or query parameterization options. XPATH Injection (OWASP) Blind XPath Injection (OWASP)