SQL injection in Imaster MEMS Events CRM /memsdemo/exchange_offers.php (keyword parameter)
Imaster’s MEMS Events CRM is vulnerable to SQL injection via improper neutralization of user-controlled input in the keyword parameter handled by the /memsdemo/exchange_offers.php endpoint. An attacker can supply crafted SQL metacharacters/expressions in keyword that are incorporated into backend SQL queries without adequate parameterization/escaping, enabling execution of unintended SQL statements (including potentially blind SQLi depending on response behavior).
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Impact
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Mitigation
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/memsdemo/exchange_offers.php (e.g., VPN/IP allowlisting), deploy/enable WAF rules to detect and block SQLi payloads targeting the keyword parameter, and ensure the application’s database account is least-privileged to limit data exposure and prevent destructive actions.Remediation
Patch, then assume compromise.
keyword parameter in /memsdemo/exchange_offers.php, and add strict server-side input validation (type/length/allowlist) appropriate to the expected search semantics. Review and refactor any dynamic SQL construction in the affected code path. Apply a vendor-provided patch/update when available; the referenced advisory indicates no official patch was available at the time of publication.Exploits
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