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CVE-2025-6860 — A proof‑of‑concept command‑line tool in C for detecting the SQL injection vulnerability . | Kitploit
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CVE-2025-6860

A proof‑of‑concept command‑line tool in C for detecting the SQL injection vulnerability .

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CVE-2025-6860 Exploit Tool

A proof‑of‑concept command‑line tool in C for detecting (and rudimentary exploiting) the SQL injection vulnerability CVE‑2025‑6860 in staff_commision.php (parameters fromdate & todate). Leverages libcurl for HTTP requests, rotates through common payloads & user‑agents, scans responses for SQL error patterns, and emits colorful, syscall‑driven console output.

Features

  • Automatic payload rotation
    Tries a variety of SQL injection payloads (' OR 1 -- -, admin' or '1'='1, -1 UNION SELECT 1, …) against both fromdate and todate.

  • Dynamic User‑Agent cycling
    Rotates through a list of realistic browser UA strings to evade simple filters.

  • Libcurl‑powered HTTP
    Follows redirects, disables SSL verification (for testing), custom headers.

  • Low‑level syscalls for I/O
    Uses syscall(write) instead of printf() for colored & timely messaging.

  • Response analysis
    Scans server replies for 50+ SQL error signatures (MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle, MSSQL, OLE‑DB, ODBC, Hibernate, etc.).

  • ANSI‑colored output
    Clear success / failure / informational messages in green, blue, red.

  • Prerequisites

    • gcc (or any recent C compiler with Linux x86_64 support)
    • libcurl development headers
    • argparse.c/h (bundled in this repo)

    On Debian/Ubuntu: sudo apt update sudo apt install -y build-essential libcurl4-openssl-dev

    Build :

    gcc exploit.c argparse.c -o exploit -lcurl

    Usage :

    ./exploit -u "http://target.com/panel/staff_commision.php?fromdate=&todate=" -u, --url Target URL template, include the base path and empty parameters.

    Example : ./exploit -u "http://vulnweb.com/panel/staff_commision.php?fromdate=&todate=" If vulnerable, you’ll see:

    [+] Exploitation of CVE-2025-6860 has begun... [+] TARGET URL : http://…?fromdate=&todate= [+] Request sent successfully! [+] FULL URL : http://…?fromdate=' OR 1 -- -&todate=' OR 1 -- - [+] HTTP CODE : 200 [+] A suspicious word was found in response! [+] Keyword : You have an error in your SQL syntax [+] The server suffers from a CVE-2025-6860 vulnerability! On failure, it reports missing patterns or HTTP errors.

    📂 File Structure : ├── exploit.c # Main exploit logic ├── argparse.c # Minimal argparse implementation ├── argparse.h # Header for argparse.c ├── README.md # This documentation └── LICENSE # MIT License file 📝 Contribute : Fork the repo

    Add payloads / error patterns / advanced extraction features

    Disclaimer: Use this tool only on systems you own or have explicit permission to test. Unauthorized scanning or exploitation is illegal.

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