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CVE-2008-2034 describes a reported SQL injection in the WordPress Download Monitor 2.0.6 plugin. If present, a remote attacker could manipulate the download id parameter to run database queries. The CVE record notes the provenance is unknown and based on third-party information, so treat it as credible enough to investigate but not fully evidenced. Exposure is most likely on legacy WordPress sites that still run Download Monitor 2.0.6 or retain the wp-download_monitor/download.php path. Current exposure cannot be inferred from the sources alone. Prioritize investigation for any legacy WordPress estate. SQL injection can affect site integrity and data confidentiality, but the evidence base is thin and no active exploitation is cited. Mitigation focus: Identify and remove or upgrade Download Monitor 2.0.6 installations.; Check the vendor or plugin maintainer guidance for the fixed version.; Restrict access to legacy download endpoints until remediation is complete..
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- downloadmonitor-id-sql-injection(42094)CVE reference · vdb-entry, x_refsource_XF
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