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CVE-2023-5350 is a SQL injection vulnerability affecting the salesagility/suitecrm repository in versions prior to 7.14.1. The issue allows attacker-controlled input to be incorporated into SQL queries without sufficient sanitization or parameterization, enabling unintended database query manipulation. The specific vulnerable function or code path is not provided in the available content.
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This repository contains a single Metasploit auxiliary module targeting an authenticated SQL injection vulnerability (CVE-2023-5350) in SuiteCRM versions prior to 7.12.6. The exploit requires valid SuiteCRM user credentials and interacts with the SuiteCRM web interface over HTTP. The module authenticates to the application, checks the version, and then exploits the export functionality via the '/index.php?entryPoint=export' endpoint to perform SQL injection. The main capability is to extract all usernames and their associated password hashes from the SuiteCRM database. The code is written in Ruby and leverages Metasploit's SQLi and HTTP client mixins. The repository is structured as a single Metasploit module file, and is operational, providing real credential extraction if the target is vulnerable and valid credentials are supplied.
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