Time to Panic: CloudClassroom PHP Project Vulnerable to Blind SQL Injection!

Heads up, CloudClassroom PHP Project users! CVE-2025-45542 is making waves with a time-based blind SQL injection vulnerability. Forget about sleeping soundly—your SQL logic might take an unexpected nap. Patch up that `registrationform` endpoint before an attacker does the tango with your database!

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Hot Take:

Ah, CloudClassroom’s PHP Project v1.0, where the only class being taught is “How to Inject SQL Like a Pro 101.” This vulnerability is a classic case of “the password is ‘password'” but with a sprinkle of malicious SQL flair. Time to give your cybersecurity teacher the apple of parameterized queries and cross your fingers for a passing grade!

Key Points:

  • New CVE identified: CVE-2025-45542.
  • Vulnerability type: Time-Based Blind SQL Injection.
  • Affected software: CloudClassroom PHP Project v1.0.
  • Potential impacts include arbitrary SQL execution and information disclosure.
  • Recommended mitigations include using prepared statements and sanitizing inputs.

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