phpIPAM 1.5.1: SQL Injection Vulnerability Strikes Again! (CVE-2023-1211)
phpIPAM 1.5.1 has a funny bone—one that can be tickled by SQL Injection (CVE-2023-1211)! Just grab a valid session, a CSRF token, and watch as your custom SQL commands make the database take a 10-second nap. Remember, it’s all fun and games until the SQL starts snoring!
Hot Take:
When life gives you lemons, make lemonade. When hackers give you SQL injection vulnerabilities, make sure you have a good backup of your database tables. The phpIPAM vulnerability is a reminder that even the most mundane tasks, like managing IP addresses, can turn into a hacker’s dream playground. Maybe it’s time for phpIPAM to hire a bouncer for their admin panel!
Key Points:
- phpIPAM version 1.5.1 is vulnerable to SQL injection.
- The exploit requires a valid session ID and CSRF token.
- Vulnerability lies in the ‘enum’ type definition within custom fields.
- Targeted at the ‘devices’ table by default, but other tables could be vulnerable.
- Exploiting this flaw can delay server responses and potentially access sensitive data.
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