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CVE-2026-37749 is a SQL injection vulnerability in CodeAstro Simple Attendance Management System v1.0. The flaw is present in index.php and is exploitable through the username parameter. According to the provided information, a remote unauthenticated attacker can supply crafted SQL input to the username parameter and bypass the application's authentication mechanism.
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This repository is a small, single-purpose exploit PoC for CVE-2026-37749 affecting CodeAstro Simple Attendance Management System 1.0. It contains two files: a README documenting the vulnerability and exploitation steps, and a Python script (exploit.py) that automates the attack. The exploit targets the web login form at index.php and performs SQL injection in the username field using the payload admin'-- - while supplying arbitrary password data and type=admin. The script uses requests.Session to POST to {base_url}/index.php, then determines success by checking whether the final URL contains 'dashboard' or the response body contains 'logout'. This is a real exploit rather than a detector: it actively attempts authentication bypass and can yield unauthorized admin-panel access if the target is vulnerable. No advanced post-exploitation, shell delivery, or persistence is included; the capability is limited to web-based login bypass. The repository structure is minimal and straightforward, with exploit.py as the clear entry point.
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