Multiple SQL injection vulnerabilities in TGS Content Management 0.x allow...
Vulnerability Description
Multiple SQL injection vulnerabilities in TGS Content Management 0.x allow remote attackers to execute arbitrary SQL commands via the (1) tgs_language_id, (2) tpl_dir, (3) referer, (4) user-agent, (5) site, (6) option, (7) db_optimization, (8) owner, (9) admin_email, (10) default_language, and (11) db_host parameters to cms/index.php; and the (12) cmd, (13) s_dir, (14) minutes, (15) s_mask, (16) test3_mp, (17) test15_file1, (18) submit, (19) brute_method, (20) ftp_server_port, (21) userfile14, (22) subj, (23) mysql_l, (24) action, and (25) userfile1 parameters to cms/frontpage_ception.php. NOTE: some of these parameters may be applicable only in nonstandard versions of the product, and cms/frontpage_ception.php may be cms/frontpage_caption.php in all released versions.
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Affected Vendor
tgs-cms
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