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CVE-2025-9933 is a SQL injection vulnerability in PHPGurukul Beauty Parlour Management System version 1.1. The issue affects unknown functionality in the /admin/view-appointment.php endpoint, where the viewid parameter is not properly sanitized or parameterized before being used in a database query. An attacker can manipulate the viewid argument to inject arbitrary SQL statements. The vulnerability is remotely exploitable, and public exploit disclosure indicates that exploit details are available.
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Repository contains a runnable vulnerable web application (PHPGurukul BPMS) plus a Python proof-of-concept exploit for a SQL injection in /admin/view-appointment.php (parameter viewid). The PoC (exploit.py) sends a GET request to /admin/view-appointment.php with a UNION SELECT payload (13 columns; 12th reflected) to extract a secret from salon.ctf_flag.secret and then regex-searches the response for FLAG{...}. It optionally accepts a session cookie (PHPSESSID) to handle post-auth access. Structure/purpose: - exploit.py: standalone Python PoC for CVE-2025-9933-style SQLi. - docker-compose.yml + web/Dockerfile: local lab environment (Apache+PHP 8.1 + MySQL 8.0) exposing the app on port 8080 and initializing DB from ./sql. - web/bpms/: full BPMS PHP source (admin and user panels) with many pages performing raw string SQL queries (widespread SQLi risk). The vulnerable code path is in web/bpms/admin/view-appointment.php where $_GET['viewid'] is interpolated into a SQL query without sanitization. - sql/bpmsdb.sql and web/bpms/bpmsdb.sql: database schema/dumps; includes sample users/admin credentials in README and a CTF-style flag record in the dump. Notable issues: - exploit.py appears to have a bug: cookies is initialized as a set instead of a dict, which would break cookie handling unless corrected. - Admin pages include session checks (bpmsaid), so exploitation may require authentication unless the check is bypassed or misconfigured.
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