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CVE-2022-29659: Responsive Online Blog Website using PHP/MySQL with Source Code

Responsive Online Blog v1.0 was discovered to contain a SQL injection vulnerability via the id parameter at single.php.

2 years ago

#sql #vulnerability #web #android #apache #wordpress #php #auth

Submitted by donbermoy on Thursday, February 4, 2021 - 10:41.

This is a Responsive Online Blogging Site using PHP/MySQL that I did in my previous years as a project to my client for his Thesis/Capstone Project. I may say that this is a responsive web application because it has a lot of features such as calculating the views coming from the guests, embedded a map, and many more features.

The online site has an admin panel where published blogs, categories, drafts, web details, links, editor’s choice, and the admin stats. The admin can also post his desired blog of the day and well as managing it also.

Just like other Blogging sites, this project offers users to read blogs of various categories. From the admin panel, he/she can add categories, manage posts and delete categories. The layout is pretty similar to WordPress blogging theme. Here, the site administrator can add a number of posts according to the categories they want and the blogs can also be viewed by selecting a certain category. The design of this project is simple and the user won’t find it difficult to understand, use and navigate.

****Features****

Admin

Manage Blog Categories
Manage Blogs
Manage Website Details
Manage Editors Choice Contents
Admin Statistic Report

Website

Mobile Responsive Design
Home Page
Blog List
Display Website Information
Author Registration
View Blog Content

****How to Run****

Just follow all the instructions to run it smoothly.

Requirements:

Download and Install any local web server such as XAMPP/WAMP.
Download and Extract the provided source code zip file. (download button is located below)

Installation

Open your XAMPP/WAMP’s Control Panel and start the “Apache” and “MySQL”.
If you using XAMPP, copy the extracted folder and paste it into the xampp’s “htdocs” directory (C:\xampp\htdocs). And if you are using WAMP, paste it inside the “www” directory.
Locate the SQL file from the source code folder. The file is known as “blog_admin_db.sql” and located inside the “databasefile” directory.
Open a web browser and browse the PHPMyAdmin. (http://localhost/phpmyadmin)
Create a new database naming “blog_admin_db”.
Import the SQL file in your newly created database.
Open a web browser and browse the web application. (http://localhost/resblog)