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CVE-2008-2223 is an SQL injection vulnerability in vShare YouTube Clone 2.6. The group-post handling functionality processes the tid request parameter, which is expected to be numeric, without adequately constraining it to the expected type or safely separating it from SQL syntax. A remote attacker can supply crafted tid input that is interpreted as part of an SQL command.
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A vulnerability involving SQL injection through an ID field that was expected to be numeric, illustrating improper validation of specified input type.
A vulnerability involving SQL injection through an ID field that was expected to be numeric, cited as an observed example related to CWE-1287.
A SQL injection vulnerability through an ID parameter expected to be numeric.
SQL injection through an identifier field expected to contain only numeric input.
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