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CVE-2019-25765 is a SQL injection vulnerability in ASP-CMS affecting the commentList.asp endpoint. The flaw is exposed through the id parameter in HTTP GET requests to the comment listing functionality. An unauthenticated remote attacker can supply crafted input that is incorporated into backend SQL queries without adequate sanitization or parameterization, enabling arbitrary SQL injection. Available reporting indicates the application attempted to restrict malicious input with a keyword blocklist, but that protection could be bypassed by interleaving the string "master" within blocked SQL terms. Successful exploitation allows attackers to query the underlying database and extract sensitive contents.
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