Download the latest Joomla version to fix a serious SQL Injection vulnerability
If your website is based on the Joomla content management system make sure to update it to the latest version, which has just been released today.
The second most popular Joomla, CMS in the world has patched a serious vulnerability in its core components. Website administrators are recommended to install the latest version of Joomla 3.7.1 to patch a serious SQL Injection vulnerability (CVE-2017-8917) available on version 3.7.0.
"Filtering incomplete data requests has resulted in SQL Injection vulnerabilities" - Quote in Joomla 3.7.1 release notes.
The SQL Injection vulnerability in Joomla 3.7.0 was discovered and reported by Marc-Alexandre Montpas, a security specialist at Sucuri last week.
The Joomla Security Security Group (JSST) has not provided any technical details about the SQL Injection vulnerability, which proves the seriousness of the newly discovered security vulnerability, which can cause millions of pages The web is at risk of being attacked and ultimately affects users who visit those sites.
SQL Injection is easy to take advantage of, allowing hackers to remotely steal sensitive information from the database and gain unauthorized access to the site. Since hackers don't take long to figure out how to exploit this vulnerability, if you are using Joomla for your websites, you should download and inform others about this important patch release of Joomla. .
Link to download the latest Joomla version: https://downloads.joomla.org/ for you need!
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