CVE-2022-40943 Dairy Farm Shop Management System 1.0 is vulnerable to SQL Injection via bwdate-report-ds.php file.
SQL Injection occurs when a hacker injects malicious SQL code into a database to manipulate or access data that should be protected. The most serious type of SQL injection vulnerability occurs when an attacker tries to send data directly to a SQL server, bypassing the application's data validation. An attacker can exploit this type of vulnerability to run arbitrary SQL commands or to extract data directly from the database. In the case of Dairy Farm Shop Management System 1.0, the 'bwdate-report-ds.php' file is vulnerable to SQL Injection. - bwdate-report-ds.php file injection: ? $sql = "Select * from bwdate_users where user='$username'"; $result = Query($sql); ?> If a user is viewing the 'bwdate-report-ds.php' file on the Web Interface, they should replace the '$username' variable with their own login information. - SQL injection: ? $username = "admin"; $sql = "Select * from bwdatetable where user='$username'"; $result = Query($sql); ?>
XXE Injection
SQL Injection is just one type of attack that can be done with SQL injection. There's also XXE Injection. With XXE, an attacker uses SQL injection to launch a man-in-the-middle (MitM) attack on the server. An attacker can exploit this vulnerability to read sensitive files or send out spam emails without the administrator's knowledge.
In the case of Dairy Farm Shop Management System 1.0, the 'bwdate-report-ds.php' file is vulnerable to XXE injection. - bwdate-report-ds.php file injection: ? $sql = "Select * from bwdate_users where user='$username'"; $result = Query($sql); ?> If a user is viewing the 'bwdate-report-ds.php' file on the Web Interface, they should replace the '$username' variable with their own login information. - XXE injection: ? $username = "admin"; $sql = "Select * from bwdatetable where user='$username'"; $result = Query($sql); ?>
Timeline
Published on: 09/30/2022 19:15:00 UTC
Last modified on: 10/04/2022 16:46:00 UTC