TGS CMS 0.x SQL Injection / XSS / Disclosure

| | | / | | / | | | \ / | | | / / | |/ \ / / |/ | |/| | | ' \ / | / / | | alertdocument.cookie The Risk: By exploiting this vulnerability, an attacker can inject malicious code in the script and can stole cookies. Fix the vulnerability: Encode output...

DSA-1697-1 iceape - several vulnerabilities

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pmsgold-sql.txt

phpMySpace Gold v8.10 - Blind SQL/XPath Injection Exploit phpMySpace Gold v8.10 - Blind SQL/XPath Injection Exploitdiscovered by John MartinelliGoogle d0rk: "Powered by Ripe Website Manager"...

phpMySpace Gold (v8.10) - Blind SQL/XPath Injection Exploit

!-- phpMySpace Gold v8.10 - Blind SQL/XPath Injection Exploit Vulnerable Variable: itemid Vulnerable File: modules/news/article.php Vulnerable: phpMySpace Gold v8.10 other versions should also be vulnerable Google d0rk: "Powered by phpMySpace Gold 8.10" John Martinelli [email protected]...

NuclearBB Alpha 1 - Multiple Blind SQL/XPath Injection Vulnerabilities

NuclearBB Alpha 1 - Multiple Blind SQL/XPath Injection Vulnerabilities Vulnerable: NuclearBB Alpha 1 Google d0rk: "This forum is powered by NuclearBB" ============= String Inputs ============= ---------------------------- login.php - $POST'submit' ---------------------------- username=xyz...

nuclearbb-sql.txt

NuclearBB Alpha 1 - Multiple Blind SQL/XPath Injection Vulnerabilities Vulnerable: NuclearBB Alpha 1 Google d0rk: "This forum is powered by NuclearBB" ============= String Inputs ============= ---------------------------- login.php - $POST'submit' ---------------------------- username=xyz...

Filter input to avoid XPath injection

In order to avoid XPath injection, user input must be filtered before it ends up in the query. Unfortunately, there's no way to do this with a standard method in PHP, so we need our own filtering function. Current best practice recommends using white lists instead of black lists to allow only a...

Filter input to avoid XPath injection

Filter input for its use in XPath expressions In order to avoid XPath injection, user input must be filtered before it ends up in the query. Unfortunately, there's no way to do this with a standard method in PHP, so we need our own filtering function. Current best practice recommends using white...