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In GLPI (a free asset and IT management software), versions prior to 10.0.21 and 11.0.3 contain an access control weakness that allows an unauthorized user to access documents attached to arbitrary items (e.g., tickets, assets). When the public FAQ feature is enabled, the same unauthorized document access can be performed by an anonymous (unauthenticated) user. The issue is fixed in GLPI 10.0.21 and 11.0.3.
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This repository contains a proof-of-concept (POC) exploit for CVE-2025-64516, a SQL injection vulnerability. The exploit is documented in two markdown files (README.md and poc.md), both of which provide a crafted HTTP POST request targeting the /front/inventory.php endpoint. The request uses XML data with a malicious 'deviceid' parameter designed to exploit a SQL injection vulnerability and extract the database name from the backend. There is no executable code or scripts; the repository serves as a manual POC for researchers or penetration testers to reproduce the vulnerability. No specific product or vendor is mentioned, but the exploit is clearly network-based and targets web applications exposing the specified endpoint.
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