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CVE-2004-1113 affects SQLgrey, a Postfix greylisting service, before version 1.2.0. A remote sender could place malicious SQL content in sender or recipient email addresses, potentially causing unauthorized database commands. This matters mainly for legacy mail gateways still running old SQLgrey versions. Exposure is likely limited to mail infrastructure using SQLgrey before 1.2.0 with Postfix greylisting and a SQL backend. Internet-facing SMTP paths increase relevance because sender and recipient addresses are remotely supplied during mail handling. Prioritize remediation if SQLgrey exists on production mail gateways. The issue is old, but remote database command execution against mail infrastructure can affect integrity and availability. If SQLgrey is not present, no action is needed beyond documenting non-exposure. Mitigation focus: Upgrade SQLgrey to version 1.2.0 or later.; Apply relevant operating system vendor errata for packaged SQLgrey.; Confirm SQLgrey uses least-privilege database credentials..
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- sqlgrey-postfix-sql-injection(17998)CVE reference · vdb-entry, x_refsource_XF
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