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CVE-2025-13770 is a SQL injection vulnerability in WebITR software developed by Uniong. It occurs due to improper input validation in web application parameters that construct SQL queries. Authenticated remote attackers, after logging in, can inject malicious SQL code through user-controllable inputs like form fields or URL parameters. When these inputs are concatenated directly into SQL statements without sanitization, the injected commands execute on the database server. This allows attackers to read, modify, or delete database contents. The vulnerability likely exists in endpoints such as search functions or data retrieval modules. For example, injecting ‘ OR ‘1’=’1 into a user ID parameter can manipulate query logic to return all records. Attackers can use UNION SELECT statements to extract data from other tables, potentially accessing sensitive information like credentials or personal data. Exploitation requires authentication but can lead to privilege escalation or full database compromise. The root cause is the lack of prepared statements or parameterized queries. This flaw highlights insecure coding practices, making it critical for organizations to patch or implement mitigations. The vulnerability was disclosed on November 28, 2025, and affects unspecified versions. Remediation involves applying updates, input validation, and using web application firewalls. Until patched, it poses significant risks to data confidentiality and integrity.
Platform: WebITR
Version: Not specified
Vulnerability: SQL Injection
Severity: Critical
date: 11/28/2025
Prediction: Patch imminent
What Undercode Say:
sqlmap -u “http://target.com/weitr/page?param=1” –batch
Vulnerable code: $query = “SELECT FROM users WHERE id = ‘$input'”;
Fixed code: $stmt = $pdo->prepare(“SELECT FROM users WHERE id = ?”);
how Exploit:
Authenticate, inject SQL payloads, extract data.
Protection from this CVE
Use parameterized queries, input validation, WAF.
Impact:
Data breach, system compromise.
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Reported By: nvd.nist.gov
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