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CVE-2025-48932 is a critical SQL Injection vulnerability in Invision Community versions up to 4.7.20, specifically within the calendar application's view.php script. The vulnerability arises from improper sanitization of the 'location' parameter in the search() method, allowing remote, unauthenticated attackers to inject arbitrary SQL queries. Exploitation requires the calendar application and a configured GeoLocation feature (such as Google Maps). The vulnerability can be leveraged to read sensitive database data, and in versions prior to 4.7.18, may enable admin account takeover or remote code execution via password reset mechanisms.
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Repository is a standalone Python exploit project for CVE-2025-48932 targeting Invision Community blind unauthenticated SQL injection. Structure is simple: exploit.py is the main entry point and contains the exploitation logic and CLI; README.md documents capabilities, usage, and sample output; setup.sh provides optional setup and wordlist download; pyproject.toml and requirements.txt package the tool. The exploit uses a requests.Session with browser-like headers, optional HTTP/HTTPS proxying, configurable threading, and JSON result storage. A hardcoded vulnerable path (/applications/calendar/modules/front/calendar/view.php) is used to assess reachability and likely deliver SQLi probes. Based on the visible code and documentation, the main capabilities are vulnerability checking, blind SQLi-based enumeration of database metadata and contents, extraction of credentials/sessions/admin information, optional password cracking with a local wordlist, and report generation. It is not merely a detector; it is intended as an end-to-end exploitation utility. The README claims session hijacking, admin takeover, and eventual RCE via compromised admin access, but the visible code excerpt most clearly supports SQLi extraction and post-extraction credential handling rather than a fully shown direct RCE payload.
This repository is a professional, production-ready Python exploit for CVE-2025-48932, a SQL injection vulnerability in Invision Community <= 4.7.20. The main exploit script (invision-sqli-exploit.py) implements a boolean-based blind SQL injection attack against the 'location' parameter in the calendar module, using a binary search algorithm to efficiently extract sensitive data such as the admin email and password reset validation key. The exploit then automates the password reset process, resulting in admin account takeover. The code is modular, object-oriented, and includes comprehensive documentation, usage examples, and CI/CD configuration. Example scripts demonstrate batch testing, custom queries, and proxy support. The exploit is operational, requiring only Python 3.7+, and is intended for educational and authorized security testing only. The main attack vector is network-based, targeting web endpoints via HTTP POST requests. The repository is well-structured, with clear separation between code, documentation, and examples.
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