'mod_auth_mysql' is an authentication module required by Apache server to make use of database-based authentication using MySQL. This authentication module for Apache is prone to a vulnerability which will allow SQL queries to be manipulated via a HTTP request. Data that is included in SQL query strings is not adequately sanitized. It may be possible for malicious users to modify the structure of SQL queries. It should be noted that this module does not allow for multiple queries to be sent. This effectively restricts exploitation to the query the module is already performing. This issue allows the user to access resources that would normally be restricted, which may in turn provide an opportunity for the attacker to exploit other vulnerabilities that exist in the server. It should be noted that Zeev Suraski's mod_auth_mysql 2.20 is not vulnerable.
'mod_auth_mysql' is an authentication module required by Apache server to make use of database-based authentication using MySQL. This authentication module for Apache is prone to a vulnerability which will allow SQL queries to be manipulated via a HTTP request. Data that is included in SQL query strings is not adequately sanitized. It may be possible for malicious users to modify the structure of SQL queries. It should be noted that this module does not allow for multiple queries to be sent. This effectively restricts exploitation to the query the module is already performing. This issue allows the user to access resources that would normally be restricted, which may in turn provide an opportunity for the attacker to exploit other vulnerabilities that exist in the server. It should be noted that Zeev Suraski's mod_auth_mysql 2.20 is not vulnerable.