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Chitor-CMS versions prior to 1.1.2 are affected by multiple SQL injection vulnerabilities. These vulnerabilities allow an attacker to manipulate SQL queries by injecting malicious input into the application's database queries, potentially leading to unauthorized data access or modification.
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This repository provides operational exploit scripts for CVE-2023-31714, a SQL injection vulnerability in Chitor-CMS versions prior to 1.1.2. The exploit is implemented in two Python scripts: 'chitor1.0.py' and 'chitor1.1.py'. - 'chitor1.1.py' targets the /edit_school.php?id= endpoint, which is vulnerable to pre-authentication SQL injection, allowing attackers to enumerate databases, tables, and dump table contents without authentication. - 'chitor1.0.py' targets the /add_school_class.php?school= endpoint, which was originally pre-auth but became post-auth after a certain commit. It provides similar database enumeration and dumping capabilities. Both scripts use HTTP GET requests with UNION-based SQL injection payloads to extract information from the backend database. The repository also includes Docker files and scripts to set up a vulnerable Chitor-CMS environment for testing, as well as scripts to clean up the environment. The exploit is not part of a framework and is standalone. It is operational, providing full database extraction capabilities but does not include advanced features such as automated exploitation chains or payload customization beyond SQLi. The main attack vector is network-based, targeting web application endpoints. The endpoints /edit_school.php?id= and /add_school_class.php?school= are fingerprintable and central to the exploit's operation.
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