CVE Alert: CVE-2025-9593 – itsourcecode – Apartment Management System

Risk verdict: High risk due to remote SQL injection with a publicly disclosed exploit, enabling unauthenticated access over the network.

Why this matters: The flaw can expose or modify tenant data and related records, with potential exfiltration or impersonation risks. Given no user interaction is required and the endpoint is web-facing, an attacker could harvest sensitive information or disrupt operations quickly if the database is reachable from the app server.

Most likely attack path: An attacker sends crafted requests to the vulnerable endpoint (/report/unit_status_info.php) using the usid parameter over the internet, exploiting the SQL injection directly without credentials. The CVSS profile shows network access and no authentication required, so the attacker could read/alter data and potentially pivot within the environment if subsequent access exists.

Who is most exposed: Deployments of itsourcecode Apartment Management System that are internet-facing (common on SMB hosting stacks) and not patched promptly. Organisations hosting this product should assume external scanning and opportunistic exploitation.

Detection ideas:

• Alerts for unusual HTTP requests to unit_status_info.php with atypical or large usid values.
• SQL error or unusual query patterns appearing in application or DB logs.
• WAF signatures or IPS logs showing SQLi patterns in GET/POST data.
• Anomalous data retrieval or modifications from the app that align with a single vulnerable endpoint.
• IOCs or indicators from public exploit reports (IOA).

Mitigation and prioritisation:

• Patch upgrade to fixed version or apply vendor-recommended remediations; switch to parameterised queries and prepared statements.
• Enforce least-privilege DB accounts; disable dynamic SQL and reduce DB surface area.
• Implement input validation and escaping; harden server-side code around usid usage.
• Deploy or tune WAF/IPS rules to block SQLi patterns; enable focused logging and alerting.
• Change-management: test in staging, then patch during a defined window; rotate credentials post-deployment.
• Note: If KEV true or EPSS ≥ 0.5, treat as priority 1.