TreasureHuntGame Vulnerabilities
CVE-2024-12894 and CVE-2024-12895
Two critical vulnerabilities have been identified in the TreasureHuntGame application, specifically affecting versions up to commit 963e0e0. These vulnerabilities are classified as SQL injection flaws, which allow attackers to manipulate SQL queries through user input, potentially leading to unauthorized access to sensitive data.CVE-2024-12895
Description: This vulnerability is found in theconsole_log
function within the TreasureHunt/checkflag.php
file. The issue arises from improper handling of the problema
argument, which allows for SQL injection attacks. An attacker can exploit this vulnerability remotely by crafting a malicious input that alters the intended SQL query.Impact: Successful exploitation can lead to unauthorized database access, enabling attackers to read, modify, or delete data within the database.Patch Information: The identifier for the patch addressing this vulnerability is 8bcc649abc35b7734951be084bb522a532faac4e
. It is crucial for users of the affected versions to apply this patch promptly to mitigate risks.CVE-2024-12894
Description: Similar to CVE-2024-12895, this vulnerability affects an unknown function in theTreasureHunt/acesso.php
file. The manipulation of the usuario
argument leads to SQL injection vulnerabilities. This flaw also allows for remote exploitation.Impact: As with CVE-2024-12895, an attacker could gain unauthorized access to sensitive information stored in the database, posing significant security risks.Patch Information: The same patch identifier 8bcc649abc35b7734951be084bb522a532faac4e
applies here as well. Given that TreasureHuntGame utilizes a rolling release model, specific version details regarding affected or updated releases are not available, emphasizing the urgency of applying the provided patch.Recommendations for Mitigation
- Apply Patches Immediately: Users should prioritize applying the patch identified by
8bcc649abc35b7734951be084bb522a532faac4e
to ensure their systems are protected against these vulnerabilities. - Conduct Security Audits: Regular security audits should be performed on applications to identify and remediate potential vulnerabilities proactively.
- Sanitize User Inputs: Implementing proper input validation and sanitization techniques can help prevent SQL injection attacks by ensuring that user inputs do not alter SQL commands unexpectedly.
- Monitor Database Activity: Continuous monitoring of database activities can help detect unusual patterns that may indicate exploitation attempts.
- Educate Development Teams: Training developers on secure coding practices can reduce the likelihood of introducing similar vulnerabilities in future releases.