CVE Alert: CVE-2025-9694 – Campcodes – Advanced Online Voting System
CVE-2025-9694
A vulnerability was determined in Campcodes Advanced Online Voting System 1.0. Affected by this vulnerability is an unknown functionality of the file /admin/login.php. Executing manipulation of the argument Username can lead to sql injection. The attack may be launched remotely. The exploit has been publicly disclosed and may be utilized.
AI Summary Analysis
Risk verdict
Urgent: public exploitation of a remote, unauthenticated SQL injection on the login page could expose or alter sensitive data and enable automated abuse.
Why this matters
The flaw targets the authentication surface of an online voting system, risking credential exposure, vote tampering, or discovery of admin data. With a public PoC and remote access, attackers may rapidly probe and compromise multiple instances, eroding trust and election integrity.
Most likely attack path
An attacker sends crafted input to the login Username field over the network, exploiting SQL injection without authentication or user interaction. The vulnerability’s CVSS signals remote access and limited preconditions; successful exploitation can read or modify the database and potentially enable further access within the app’s scope.
Who is most exposed
Any deployment hosting Campcodes Advanced Online Voting System v1.0 with the admin/login.php endpoint exposed to unauthenticated or broad network access is at risk. Common patterns include web-facing installations on standard stacks (LAMP/MEAN) with public internet exposure or insufficient input sanitisation.
Detection ideas
- Unusual or failed SQL errors in web/application logs from /admin/login.php
- SQLi-like payloads in Username parameters (tautologies, comments, UNION payloads)
- Anomalous login sequences or successful logins after failed attempts
- Elevated DB query times or locks following login requests
- WAF/IDS alerts for SQL injection signatures targeting login endpoints
Mitigation and prioritisation
- Apply patched version or hotfix; implement parameterised queries/prepared statements; sanitise inputs
- Enforce least-privilege DB accounts and rotate credentials; restrict DB user from dangerous operations
- Add or tune WAF rules to block SQLi patterns; monitor/alert on /admin/login.php activity
- Segment admin interfaces and require MFA; disable unnecessary dynamic SQL
- Plan and test changes in staging; establish a rapid patch window; if patching is delayed, deploy compensating controls and tighten access logs.
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