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Code Projects Hospital Information System 1.0 contains a cross-site scripting vulnerability. The affected input vector, vulnerable component, authentication requirements, and execution context are not available.
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This repository contains three markdown files, each documenting a proof-of-concept exploit for a different Code-Projects PHP web application (Gym Management System V1.0, Online Hospital Management System V1.0, and Hospital Information System V1.0). The first two exploits (CVE-2023-37068 and CVE-2023-37069) demonstrate time-based blind SQL injection vulnerabilities in the login forms of their respective applications, allowing attackers to execute arbitrary SQL commands by injecting payloads into the username or loginid fields. The third exploit (CVE-2023-37070) describes a stored cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerability in the Hospital Information System, where an attacker can inject JavaScript payloads via the user creation functionality, leading to code execution in the context of an admin user. The repository does not contain executable code, but provides detailed steps and payloads for manual exploitation. All exploits target localhost endpoints, indicating they are intended for use against locally hosted test instances of the vulnerable applications.
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