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CVE-2026-57517 is a blind SQL injection vulnerability in Control Web Panel before version 0.9.8.1225. The flaw is caused by improper sanitization of user-supplied input in the userRes POST parameter at the user endpoint (reported as https://[CWP_Host]:2083/[CWP_Username]/), where the parameter value is incorporated into an SQL query without sufficient neutralization. A remote attacker can exploit the issue without authentication by submitting crafted input to execute arbitrary SQL queries. The available reporting further states that successful SQL injection executes with MySQL root privileges, including the global FILE privilege, which can be abused via INTO DUMPFILE to write attacker-controlled files to the filesystem. The documented exploitation path places a PHP webshell into the web-accessible Roundcube logs directory, resulting in remote code execution as the cwpsvc account.
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