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CVE-2023-3793 is a critical SQL injection vulnerability in Weaver e-cology. The issue affects unknown processing within the file filelFileDownloadForOutDoc.class in the HTTP POST request handler. The vulnerable parameter is fileid; supplying crafted input such as 1+WAITFOR+DELAY can alter backend SQL query execution, indicating insufficient neutralization of attacker-controlled input before it is used in SQL statements. Successful exploitation allows an attacker to inject arbitrary SQL into the application's database interaction path.
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fileid parameter; monitor logs for suspicious SQLi patterns such as time-delay payloads; and reduce database account privileges used by the application to limit post-exploitation impact. These measures are compensating controls and do not replace upgrading to 10.58.0.Patch, then assume compromise.
filelFileDownloadForOutDoc.class request handling path is no longer susceptible to SQL injection.No public exploits tracked yet. Mallory keeps watching.
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