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CVE-2018-18619 is an SQL injection vulnerability in Advanced Comment System 1.0. The flaw is present in internal/advanced_comment_system/admin.php, where user-controlled input from the "page" parameter is not sufficiently sanitized before being incorporated into an SQL query. The available disclosure indicates the issue is reachable via a crafted URL and includes a UNION-based proof of concept. Because the vulnerable code resides in an administrative PHP page, successful exploitation can allow an attacker to interfere with backend database queries and application logic. The product is reported as discontinued.
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An SQL injection vulnerability in Advanced Comment System 1.0 affecting internal/advanced_comment_system/admin.php via the page parameter, allowing remote attackers to execute SQL injection attacks.
A SQL injection vulnerability in Advanced Comment System 1.0, specifically in internal/advanced_comment_system/admin.php via the page parameter, which could allow remote attackers to compromise the system.
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