Multiple Critical Vulnerabilities in Imaster MEMS Events CRM and Patient Records Management Systems
Several critical and high-severity vulnerabilities have been identified in Imaster's MEMS Events CRM and Patient Records Management System, including SQL injection and stored Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) flaws. The vulnerabilities, tracked as CVE-2025-41003, CVE-2025-41004, CVE-2025-41005, and CVE-2025-41006, were discovered by Gonzalo Aguilar García (6h4ack) and coordinated by INCIBE. Specifically, SQL injection vulnerabilities exist in the 'id' parameter of /projects/hospital/admin/complaints.php (CVE-2025-41004), the 'keyword' parameter of /memsdemo/exchange_offers.php (CVE-2025-41005), and the 'phone' parameter of /memsdemo/login.php (CVE-2025-41006). Additionally, a stored XSS vulnerability (CVE-2025-41003) affects the 'firstname' parameter in /projects/hospital/admin/edit_patient.php`. All vulnerabilities are remotely exploitable, with CVSS v4.0 base scores ranging from 5.1 (medium) to 9.3 (critical), and no patches have been reported as available.
The vulnerabilities impact enterprise management software used for event and patient record management, posing significant risks of unauthorized access, data exfiltration, and potential compromise of sensitive information. The SQL injection flaws, in particular, allow attackers to execute arbitrary SQL commands, potentially leading to full database compromise. The stored XSS vulnerability enables the execution of arbitrary JavaScript in the context of affected users, increasing the risk of session hijacking and further exploitation. Organizations using Imaster's MEMS Events CRM or Patient Records Management System should urgently assess their exposure and implement compensating controls until official fixes are released.

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CVE-2025-41006 published for critical SQL injection in MEMS Events CRM login
A critical CVE entry was published for a SQL injection flaw in Imaster’s MEMS Events CRM login endpoint '/memsdemo/login.php' via the 'phone' parameter. The record stated the issue was remotely exploitable with no required privileges or user interaction.
CVE-2025-41005 published for SQL injection in MEMS Events CRM
A high-severity CVE entry documented a remotely exploitable SQL injection vulnerability in Imaster’s MEMS Events CRM affecting the 'keyword' parameter of '/memsdemo/exchange_offers.php'. The record cited INCIBE-CERT and recommended input sanitization and parameterized queries.
CVE-2025-41004 published for SQL injection in Imaster Patient Records system
A CVE entry was published for a high-severity SQL injection flaw in Imaster’s Patient Records Management System at '/projects/hospital/admin/complaints.php' via the 'id' parameter. The vulnerability was described as remotely exploitable and linked back to the INCIBE-CERT advisory.
INCIBE-CERT discloses multiple vulnerabilities in Imaster products
INCIBE-CERT published an advisory warning of multiple vulnerabilities affecting Imaster products, including issues later tracked as CVE-2025-41004, CVE-2025-41005, and CVE-2025-41006. The notice served as the primary public disclosure and remediation reference for the flaws.
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