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CVE-2003-0874: Multiple SQL injection vulnerabilities in DeskPRO 1.1.0 and earlier allow remote attackers to insert arbitr...

Multiple SQL injection vulnerabilities in DeskPRO 1.1.0 and earlier allow remote attackers to insert arbitrary SQL and conduct unauthorized activities via (1) the cat parameter in faq.php, (2) the article parameter in faq.php, (3) the tickedid parameter in view.php, and (4) the Password entry on the logon screen.

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DeskPRO 1.1.0 and earlier reportedly allowed remote users to inject SQL through several FAQ, ticket-viewing, and login inputs. If an old exposed DeskPRO instance remains in use, attackers could potentially alter database queries and perform unauthorized helpdesk actions. Exposure is likely limited to legacy DeskPRO 1.1.0 or earlier deployments, especially internet-facing self-hosted helpdesk portals. The bundle lists affected vendor/product fields as n/a, so asset confirmation must rely on local inventory and application version evidence. Prioritize as a legacy exposure check rather than a confirmed emergency. Any internet-facing DeskPRO 1.1.0 or earlier instance should be upgraded, isolated, or retired because helpdesk systems often contain sensitive customer and operational data. Mitigation focus: Inventory DeskPRO deployments and confirm whether any are version 1.1.0 or earlier.; Remove internet exposure for any affected legacy instance while vendor guidance is checked.; Upgrade, replace, or retire affected DeskPRO installations according to vendor-supported guidance..

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