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Aug 12 2010, 11:27 PM
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Expert ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Admin Posts: 163 Joined: 13-January 09 From: Pasadena, CA Member No.: 25,179 |
Dear Community,
It came to our attention this week that there is a potentially serious SQL injection vulnerability in the current and past versions of OpenX 2.8. The vulnerability is limited to read queries for MySQL users, but could be used to allow update, insert and delete queries for those of you who are using Postgres. There is already a fix in the public svn repository (see the fisheye links below). https://developer.openx.org/fisheye/changel...openx/?cs=58625 https://developer.openx.org/fisheye/changel...openx/?cs=58626 We anticipate rolling this and other fixes/features into the next 2.8 release in the next week. Until then if you are comfortable with OpenX code we highly recommend you take the time to apply the changes to your running server especially if you run Postgres as your database. We appreciate the members of the community who brought this to our attention and also to those in the community for the fixes. Best, The OpenX Team |
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