CVE-2026-108900: SQL Injection Vulnerability in Exponent CMS
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- •CVE-2026-108900 affects Exponent CMS versions up to 3.0.2patch2.
- •The vulnerability allows unauthenticated remote SQL injection via xmlrpc.php.
- •Public exploit code increases the risk of opportunistic attacks on exposed systems.
A SQL injection vulnerability (CVE-2026-108900) has been identified in Exponent CMS versions up to 3.0.2patch2, specifically affecting the userLogin function in xmlrpc.php. This vulnerability allows unauthenticated remote attackers to manipulate SQL queries, potentially exposing or altering sensitive information in the CMS database. The exploit has been publicly disclosed, raising the risk of opportunistic attacks, particularly against internet-facing instances with XML-RPC enabled. The vendor was contacted prior to the disclosure but did not respond. Mitigation recommendations include disabling XML-RPC if not needed and applying SQL-injection filtering as a temporary measure. The vulnerability has a CVSS score of 6.9, indicating a medium severity level. Affected systems should monitor logs for unusual activity and limit database account privileges.
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