Piwigo 13.6.0’s SQL Slip-Up: When Databases Spill the Beans!
Piwigo 13.6.0 has a case of the “SQL Injection Blues.” Just when you thought your gallery was safe, this vulnerability (CVE-2023-33362) sneaks in like a cat burglar. Tested on Windows, it’s proof that even photo managers need to watch their backs—or at least their databases!
Hot Take:
In a world where SQL injections are as common as cat videos on the internet, Piwigo’s latest vulnerability proves once again that some things never go out of style. It’s the cybersecurity version of wearing socks with sandals. Stylish? No. Preventable? Absolutely. It’s like handing a thief your house keys and then being surprised when your valuables go missing. Let’s hope Piwigo gets a grip before their next version becomes a cybercrime fashion statement.
Key Points:
- Piwigo version 13.6.0 has a SQL injection vulnerability.
- Exploit allows unauthorized access via the admin profile page.
- Vulnerability tracked as CVE-2023-33362.
- Attack involves simple SQL manipulation through a GET request.
- Proof of concept demonstrated by CodeSecLab.
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