Submeter #643492: PHPgurukul Student Record System Using PHP and MySQL 3.20 SQL Injectioninformação

TítuloPHPgurukul Student Record System Using PHP and MySQL 3.20 SQL Injection
DescriçãoMy name is inmo Yang, and I am a security researcher. I have identified a vulnerability in Student Record System Using PHP and MySQL, and I would like to request a CVE ID assignment. Affected Project: Student Record System Using PHP and MySQL Official Website: https://phpgurukul.com/student-record-system-php/ Affected Versions: v3.20 Vendor contacted: Yes, on 2025-08-21 Patch available: Taking action Related Code file: change-password.php Injection parameter: currentpassword, newpassword Vulnerability Description This SQL injection vulnerability occurs in Student Record System Using PHP and MySQL version 3.20. The vulnerability affects the source code of the /change-password.php file. If an authenticated user injects a malicious SQL query into the currentpassword, newpassword parameters, they can change another user's password Unauthorized. Impact Assessment This vulnerability allows an authenticated attacker to manipulate SQL queries during the password change process, potentially leading to: - Unauthorized password changes for other user accounts Affected Endpoint : http://127.0.0.1:8888/change-password.php PoC : curl -i -s -k -X POST \ -H "Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded" \ -b "PHPSESSID=lg6rlbg3j0f1iaqfdvdvs9c4i3" \ -d "currentpassword=' or id='1' -- -&newpassword=sqli' where id='1' -- -&confirmpassword=test&submit=Change" \ "http://127.0.0.1:8888/change-password.php"
Fonte⚠️ https://github.com/simyat/CVE/blob/main/SQL%20Injection%20in%20Student%20Record%20System%20Using%20PHP%20and%20MySQL%20v3.20.md
Utilizador
 inmoyang (UID 89515)
Submissão28/08/2025 19h43 (há 1 Ano)
Moderação03/09/2025 13h45 (6 days later)
EstadoDuplicado
Entrada VulDB306510 [PHPGurukul Student Record System 3.20 /change-password.php currentpassword Injeção SQL]
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