Multiple SQL injection vulnerabilities in TGS Content Management 0.x allow remote attackers to execute arbitrary SQL commands via the (1) tg
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Summary
Multiple SQL injection vulnerabilities in TGS Content Management 0.x allow remote attackers to execute arbitrary SQL commands via the (1) tgs_language_id, (2) tpl_dir, (3) referer, (4) user-agent, (5) site, (6) option, (7) db_optimization, (8) owner, (9) admin_email, (10) default_language, and (11) db_host parameters to cms/index.php; and the (12) cmd, (13) s_dir, (14) minutes, (15) s_mask, (16) test3_mp, (17) test15_file1, (18) submit, (19) brute_method, (20) ftp_server_port, (21) userfile14, (22) subj, (23) mysql_l, (24) action, and (25) userfile1 parameters to cms/frontpage_ception.php. NOTE: some of these parameters may be applicable only in nonstandard versions of the product, and cms/frontpage_ception.php may be cms/frontpage_caption.php in all released versions.
Timeline
- Public exploit on Exploit-DB
EDB-9434
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