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CVE-2026-14762 is a SQL injection vulnerability in code-projects Hotel and Tourism Reservation 1.0. The issue affects an unspecified function in /admin/rooms.php within the Room Management Page. According to the provided content, manipulation of the delete argument is not safely handled and can be used to inject attacker-controlled SQL into backend database queries. The vulnerability is remotely exploitable, and public exploit information is available.
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Repository is a small Python exploit project with 6 files: two executable scripts (basic_exploit.py and exploit.py), a README, requirements, license, and gitignore. The main functionality is in exploit.py, which implements an operational time-based blind SQL injection exploit for CVE-2026-14762 affecting Code-Projects Hotel & Tourism Reservation 1.0. The vulnerable target is the web endpoint /admin/rooms.php, specifically the GET parameter delete. The exploit constructs conditional SQL payloads using IF(..., SLEEP(delay), 0) to infer truth values from response timing. basic_exploit.py is a minimal detector/PoC that sends a single timing payload to TARGET/admin/rooms.php?delete=... and reports whether the delay suggests vulnerability. exploit.py is the full-featured tool: it parses target URLs, manages a requests session, supports proxies, custom User-Agent, retry logic, SSL verification toggling, and multithreaded multi-target operation via ThreadPoolExecutor. Based on the README and visible code, its capabilities include vulnerability confirmation, current database extraction, table and column enumeration through information_schema, row-by-row data dumping, ad-hoc SQL query extraction, interactive SQL shell behavior over blind inference, file reads using LOAD_FILE(), and file writes using INTO OUTFILE/DUMPFILE. The documented end goal is PHP webshell deployment into a webroot such as /var/www/html, which can lead to remote code execution if the written file is web-accessible. This is not a framework module; it is a standalone Python exploit. It is more than a detector because it includes post-exploitation style database and filesystem actions. Maturity is OPERATIONAL rather than WEAPONIZED because it provides a concrete payload and exploitation workflow, but is not embedded in a larger offensive framework with modular payloading. The repository contains no obvious destructive fake behavior; its logic and documentation are consistent with a real SQLi exploitation utility.
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