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Campcodes Online Water Billing System 1.0 contains a SQL injection vulnerability in the processing of the ID argument supplied to the viewbill.php endpoint. Manipulation of this parameter can inject SQL into backend database queries. The vulnerable endpoint is remotely reachable, and public exploit disclosure has been reported.
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This repository contains a functional proof-of-concept exploit for CVE-2025-89241, a critical zero-click remote code execution vulnerability in Android 15's NFC NDEF parser. The exploit leverages a flaw in the handling of TNF_WELL_KNOWN + RTD_URI records, where an oversized URI triggers a heap buffer overflow via integer overflow in the String8 allocator. The provided files include a README with detailed exploitation steps and a sample NDEF file ('android15_nfc_0click.ndef') that, when written to a physical NFC tag, can compromise any unpatched Android 15 device that comes within NFC range. The payload is a stageless arm64 Meterpreter reverse shell, achieving code execution as system_server and persistence via injection into the settings app. The exploit requires no user interaction and is effective against a wide range of Android 15 devices from multiple vendors. No network endpoints are hardcoded in the exploit, but the attacker must set up a listener to receive the reverse shell. The attack vector is physical proximity via NFC, making it a highly stealthy and dangerous zero-click exploit.
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