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CVE-2005-4226: Multiple "potential" SQL injection vulnerabilities in phpWebThings 1.4 Patched might allow remote attackers...

Multiple "potential" SQL injection vulnerabilities in phpWebThings 1.4 Patched might allow remote attackers to execute arbitrary SQL commands via (1) the ref parameter in download.php, (2) the direction, msg, sforum, reason, subname, and toform parameters in forum.php, (3) the msg and forum parameters in forum_edit.php, (4) the msg and forum parameters in forum_write.php, (5) the tekst parameter in guestbook.php, (6) the menuoption parameter in index.php, and the (7) sel_avatar parameter in myaccount.php. NOTE: the forum.php/forum vector is already identified by CVE-2005-3585.

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CVE-2005-4226 describes multiple potential SQL injection issues in phpWebThings 1.4 Patched. If an organization still runs this legacy PHP application, attackers might manipulate database queries through several public parameters. The record is old, unscored, and cautious in wording, so urgency depends on whether the software is still deployed and internet-facing. Exposure is likely limited to legacy phpWebThings 1.4 Patched deployments, especially public-facing PHP sites retaining the named scripts. Modern environments are unaffected unless this application or inherited code remains in service. Treat this as an exposure-discovery task, not an emergency by default. If phpWebThings is internet-facing, prioritize containment because SQL injection can affect sensitive database records. If absent, record the CVE as not applicable. Mitigation focus: Inventory web assets for phpWebThings and the named PHP scripts.; Check vendor or maintainer guidance before applying any specific fix.; Retire or isolate legacy phpWebThings instances if no maintained fix exists..

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