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CVE-2006-6274: SQL injection vulnerability in articles.asp in Expinion.net iNews (1) Publisher (iNP) 2.5 and earlier, and...

SQL injection vulnerability in articles.asp in Expinion.net iNews (1) Publisher (iNP) 2.5 and earlier, and possibly (2) News Manager, allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary SQL commands via the ex parameter. NOTE: early reports of this issue reported it as XSS, but this was erroneous. The original report was for News Manager, but there is strong evidence that the correct product is Publisher.

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This is an old SQL injection issue in Expinion.net iNews Publisher 2.5 and earlier, with possible product-name confusion around News Manager. A remote attacker could manipulate a request parameter so the application sends unintended database queries. The source bundle does not provide severity scoring or a confirmed vendor fix. Exposure is most likely limited to legacy public-facing installations of Expinion.net iNews Publisher 2.5 or earlier, and possibly News Manager where historical identification is unclear. Modern environments are exposed only if this old ASP application or migrated code remains reachable. Treat this as a legacy exposure check rather than an internet-wide emergency. If the affected product is still public-facing, prioritize removal or isolation because SQL injection can directly threaten website data and database integrity. Mitigation focus: Inventory for iNews Publisher 2.5 or earlier and related News Manager deployments.; Check vendor or archive advisory guidance before assuming a specific patch exists.; Remove or restrict public access to legacy articles.asp endpoints if still deployed..

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