Frappe Framework Fiasco: SQL Injection Strikes Again!

An SQL injection vulnerability in the Frappe Framework’s get_list API lets users inject SQL directly into the SELECT clause. It’s like handing your database the keys to your car and telling it to take a joyride. Frappe version v15.56.1 users, brace yourselves—it’s time for a security pit stop!

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Hot Take:

The Frappe Framework has more holes than a slice of Swiss cheese! Who knew that you could turn a simple “get_list” command into a full-blown SQL injection party? Remember folks, when it comes to security, it’s always better to be paranoid than patched up!

Key Points:

  • Authenticated SQL injection vulnerability found in Frappe Framework’s API.
  • Improper sanitization of the fields[] parameter allows SQL injection.
  • Low-privileged users can inject arbitrary SQL expressions.
  • Vulnerability affects Frappe Framework version v15.56.1.
  • Potential for attackers to execute time-based SQL injection attacks.

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