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FacturaScripts (open-source ERP/accounting) prior to 2025.81 contains a critical SQL injection in its REST API sorting implementation. User-controlled input from the sort parameter is passed into ModelClass::getOrderBy() and directly concatenated into the SQL ORDER BY clause without adequate validation/sanitization, enabling authenticated API users to inject arbitrary SQL via ORDER BY manipulation across API endpoints that support sorting. The issue is fixed in 2025.81.
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ORDER BY clause, potentially resulting in full database disclosure (e.g., credentials/API keys, PII, financial and configuration data) and potentially broader compromise depending on database permissions available to the application.If you can’t patch tonight, do this now.
sort[...] parameters at an API gateway/WAF or disable sorting where feasible; restrict API access to trusted networks/clients; rotate/minimize API tokens; and ensure the API uses a least-privilege database account to reduce the impact of successful SQL injection.Patch, then assume compromise.
ASC/DESC only; ensure ORDER BY identifiers are handled safely (e.g., escaped identifiers / query builder) and prevent raw SQL/function injection via crafted sort values.No valid public exploits. Mallory filtered out 1 candidate as fakes, detection scripts, or README-only repos.
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