A new version of phpMyAdmin has been released to plug two serious security holes that could lead to SQL injection and cross-site scripting attacks. According to an advisory from the maintainers of the ...
Richard Cunningham reported that phpMyAdmin uses the $_REQUEST variable of $_GET and $_POST as a source for its parameters. An attacker could entice a user to visit a malicious web application that ...
Description: phpMyAdmin prior to version 2.11.2.1 has an SQL injection vulnerability in db_create.php. Remote authenticated users with CREATE DATABASE privileges can use this to execute arbitrary SQL ...
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