Craig Arendt

The issue allows authenticated attackers to manipulate an SQL query within the application by sending additional SQL commands to the application server. This can be used to extract, change, or delete sensitive information within the database, and potentially run system commands on the underlying operating system.

The issue allows an attacker to exploit the behavior of EpubCheck when parsing XML in EPUB files during validation, potentially enabling them to read arbitrary files or have the victim execute arbitrary requests on their behalf. This is possible because EpubCheck does not properly restrict resolving external entities.

The issue is related to the iBooks component and involves a lack of protection for service data. It allows remote attackers to obtain sensitive information from local files via a file: URL in an iBooks file.

The issue involves the `iTMSTransporter` component, which allows attackers to obtain sensitive information via a crafted EPUB.

The issue allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary SQL commands. This can be achieved via the session ID (PHPSESSID) to index.php. Additionally, remote authenticated users can execute arbitrary SQL commands via the `user` parameter to connectors/security/message.php or the `id` parameter to manager/index.php.