Joomla pushed out version 3.2.3 of its product last week, fixing a SQL injection zero day vulnerability that could have let attackers exploit sites running the CMS.

The Magento content management system used by thousands of online shops has received fixes for several serious vulnerabilities, including an unauthenticated SQL injection flaw that’s likely to ...

Brace yourselves: Exploit published for serious Magento bug allowing card skimming [Updated] Magento admins: Beware of SQL flaw that requires no authentication.

WordPress Loginizer Plugin has issued a security patch for a vulnerability that could allow a hacker to modify a database through an Unauthenticated SQL Injection exploit. This kind of exploit ...

Attackers have been carrying out attacks on sites running old, unpatched versions of Joomla following the disclosure of a critical SQL injection vulnerability in the software last week Following ...

Last week, Trustwave SpiderLabs discovered a SQL injection vulnerability exploit in widely popular web content management software (CMS) Joomla that allowed for access to administrative areas ...

Reports that the latest SQL injection exploit may have impacted hundreds of thousands of sites running IIS and SQL Server in recent days has put Microsoft, once again, on the defensive. Redmond's ...

Attackers exploit 0-day code-execution flaw in the Sophos firewall Yep, in-the-wild SQL injection exploits in 2020 are still a thing.

Sophos has fixed a zero-day SQL injection vulnerability in their XG Firewall after receiving reports that hackers actively exploited it in attacks.

If your eyes glazed over at the recent announcement of an “SQL injection” vulnerability in WordPress, take heart. You’re not alone.