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CVE-2022-31197 is an SQL injection vulnerability in the PostgreSQL JDBC Driver (PgJDBC) implementation of java.sql.ResultSet.refreshRow(). The driver constructs SQL using result-set column names without correctly escaping those identifiers. A malicious column name containing a statement terminator can therefore inject additional SQL statements when an application invokes refreshRow() on the affected ResultSet. Injected statements execute with the privileges of the JDBC connection user.
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A SQL-injection vulnerability in PostgreSQL JDBC's ResultSet.refreshRow() caused by malicious column names.
A SQL-injection vulnerability in PostgreSQL's ResultSet.refreshRow() involving malicious column names.
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