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cve-2025-6907

a standalone C-based SQL Injection exploit targeting the CVE‑2025‑6907 vulnerability in the CODE_PROJECT service.

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CVE‑2025‑6907 SQLi Exploit Tool

File: exploit.c
Author: Byte Reaper
Target Service: CODE_PROJECT
Type: SQL Injection


🔎 Overview

This is a standalone C-based SQL Injection exploit targeting the CVE‑2025‑6907 vulnerability in the CODE_PROJECT service.
It combines multiple advanced techniques:

  • Automated payload enumeration (including Boolean- and Time‑based checks)
  • Inline assembly syscalls for directory/process inspection
  • Memory‑mapping dump (/proc/self/maps)
  • Rotating User‑Agent strings
  • Optional environment checks (files, folders, Apache)
  • Detailed verbose output and payload address mapping

⚙️ Features

  • Partial & Full URL modes (-u / --url, -i / --input)
  • Show HTTP responses (-r / --response)
  • Environment checks (-c / --check)
  • Verbose mode (-v / --verbose):
    • Detailed curl logs
    • Payload pointer & length printouts
    • Memory map dump
  • Help page (-h / --help) with full argument explanations

🛠️ Prerequisites

  • Linux x86_64
  • gcc, make
  • libcurl development headers
  • argparse.h (C argument‑parser header)

📥 Installation

Build

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

./exploit [options] Arguments Short Long Description -h --help Show detailed help and exit. -u --url Base URL (partial). Appends payloads to book_car.php?fname= by default. -i --input Treat provided URL as full (including query). -r --response Print HTTP response bodies for each payload attempt. -c --check Perform environment checks (files, folders, Apache processes). -v --verbose Enable verbose logs, payload address mapping, and memory map dump.

Examples Basic scan

./exploit -u http://127.0.0.1 Show server responses

./exploit -u http://127.0.0.1 -r Full‑URI mode

./exploit -u "http://127.0.0.1 Environment & Apache check sudo ./exploit -c Verbose with memory map

sudo ./exploit -i http://127.0.0.1/book_car.php?fname= -v OR sudo ./exploit -i http://127.0.0.1/folder/file.php?fname= 🧩 How It Works Startup checks

Ensures running on Linux

Requires root for some operations (memory map, directory syscalls)

Argument parsing

Uses argparse.h to handle flags and options

Environment inspection (-c)

Scans /var/www/html for known CODE_PROJECT folders

Lists and classifies important PHP files

Checks/runs Apache service

Payload injection loop

Iterates a list of SQL strings (boolean, UNION, time‑based…)

URL‑encodes and sends via libcurl

Detects SQLi via response signatures or time delays

Advanced logging (-v)

Prints each payload’s memory address and length

Dumps /proc/self/maps memory regions

⚠️ Disclaimer For authorized testing only. Do NOT use against systems you do not own or have explicit permission to test.

Use responsibly and ethically.

📜 License This work is provided “as-is” without warranty of any kind. Use at your own risk.

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