FreePBX Security Alarm: SQL Injection Woes and How to Avoid a Phone Call Frenzy
FreePBX, beloved by many for its user-friendly web interface, recently had a SQL injection vulnerability uncovered. This flaw allows mischievous attackers to manipulate the database and execute arbitrary code. So, if your phone starts making prank calls to unknown galaxies, it might be time to check your FreePBX settings.
Hot Take:
FreePBX: Where your telephony dreams can quickly turn into a SQL injection nightmare! Who knew your phone system could double as a hacker’s playground? Remember, folks, keep your PBX’s doors locked tighter than your childhood diary!
Key Points:
- FreePBX, a popular PBX system, is vulnerable to SQL injection attacks.
- Attackers can exploit this to execute arbitrary code and manipulate the database.
- The vulnerability allows for free phone calls, impersonation, and hiding call origins.
- A specific attack vector uses the “brand” parameter for SQL injection.
- The vulnerability was made public on August 28th, and exploitation was already underway.
Already a member? Log in here