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CVE-2007-6380: Multiple SQL injection vulnerabilities in e-Xoops (exoops) 1.08, and 1.05 Rev 1 through 3, allow remote att...

Multiple SQL injection vulnerabilities in e-Xoops (exoops) 1.08, and 1.05 Rev 1 through 3, allow remote attackers to execute arbitrary SQL commands via the (1) lid parameter to (a) mylinks/ratelink.php, (b) adresses/ratefile.php, (c) mydownloads/ratefile.php, (d) mysections/ratefile.php, and (e) myalbum/ratephoto.php in modules/; the (2) bid parameter to (f) modules/banners/click.php; and the (3) gid parameter to (g) modules/arcade/index.php in a show_stats and play_game action, related issues to CVE-2007-5104 and CVE-2007-6266.

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This is an old but serious web-application database issue in e-Xoops. If a vulnerable site is still online, a remote attacker could manipulate database queries through several module parameters, potentially exposing or changing site data. The source bundle does not identify a CVSS score, active exploitation, or a specific vendor patch. Exposure is most likely limited to legacy e-Xoops installations, especially public-facing sites running versions 1.08 or 1.05 Rev 1 through 3 with the affected modules deployed. Modern systems are only in scope if they still host or inherited this application code. Treat this as a legacy exposure cleanup priority. If vulnerable e-Xoops is internet-facing, prioritize removal, isolation, or upgrade because compromise could affect website data integrity and confidentiality. Mitigation focus: Identify and retire unsupported e-Xoops installations where possible.; Check vendor or project guidance for any available fixed release.; Disable unused affected modules and scripts if they remain deployed..

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