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CVE-2025-67650 is an authenticated SQL injection vulnerability affecting multiple PHP Jabbers scripts. The flaw is caused by improper neutralization of authenticated user-supplied input in parameters used by sorting functionality, allowing attacker-controlled data to be incorporated into SQL queries. A remote attacker with valid application credentials can exploit the vulnerable sorting-related parameters to manipulate backend database queries and execute unintended SQL statements. The issue affects numerous PHP Jabbers products prior to their respective fixed versions and was remediated in product-specific updates.
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An authenticated SQL injection vulnerability in multiple PHP Jabbers scripts caused by improper neutralization of authenticated user input in sorting parameters.
An authenticated SQL injection vulnerability affecting multiple PHP Jabbers scripts via sorting-related parameters.
A reported vulnerability affecting PHP Jabbers scripts.
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