SQLi vulnerability in United Nation's (UN) Website !

May 30, 2011The Hacker News

SQLi vulnerability in United Nation's (UN) Website !

SQLi vulnerability in United Nation's (UN) Website has been exposed on https://seclists.org/ . This Security flaw allow hackers to extract all Database of Chinese Part of United Nation's (UN) Website. Proof of Concept is available here.

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