IQID:7953 Gnew add.php SQL Injection Vulnerability S

IQID:7953 Gnew add.php SQL Injection Vulnerability S

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IQID:7953 Gnew add.php SQL Injection Vulnerability S

IQID: 7953 - August 2013

Gnew is vulnerable to SQL injection and a remote attacker could send specially-crafted SQL statements to the add.php script, which could allow the attacker to manipulate information in the database.

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