CVE-2018-17562

Multi-Tech FaxFinder before 5.1.6 has SQL Injection via a status/calldetails?oid= URI, allowing an attacker to extract the underlying database schema to further disclose other fax server information through different injection points...

Sql injection

Multi-Tech FaxFinder before 5.1.6 has SQL Injection via a status/calldetails?oid= URI, allowing an attacker to extract the underlying database schema to further disclose other fax server information through different injection points...

CVE-2018-17562

Multi-Tech FaxFinder before 5.1.6 has SQL Injection via a status/calldetails?oid= URI, allowing an attacker to extract the underlying database schema to further disclose other fax server information through different injection points...

CVE-2018-17562

CVE-2018-17562 affects Multi-Tech FaxFinder prior to 5.1.6. The flaw is a SQL Injection through a URI endpoint (status/call_details?oid=), enabling an attacker to extract the underlying database schema and reveal other fax server information via additional injection points. Documented CVSS detail...

CVE-2018-17562: Improper Neutralization of Special Elements used in an SQL Command

Multi-Tech FaxFinder before 5.1.6 has SQL Injection via a status/calldetails?oid= URI, allowing an attacker to extract the underlying database schema to further disclose other fax server information through different injection points...

PT-2018-14056

Name of the Vulnerable Software and Affected Versions Multi-Tech FaxFinder versions prior to 5.1.6 Description The issue allows an attacker to perform SQL Injection via the "status/call details?oid=" URI, enabling them to extract the underlying database schema and potentially disclose other fax...

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