Food Ordering Review System CVE-2025-8018

No vendor-released patch identified at time of analysis. Primary remediation requires immediate application of input validation and parameterized SQL queries in /user/reservation_page.php, specifically for the reg_Id parameter and any other parameters processed by the affected endpoint. Upgrade to a patched version if released by the vendor (monitor code-projects.org for updates). As immediate compensating controls: (1) implement Web Application Firewall (WAF) rules to detect and block SQL injection patterns in the reg_Id parameter (note: this does not eliminate the underlying code flaw but reduces attack surface), (2) restrict database user permissions so the application account lacks permissions to execute administrative or cross-schema queries, limiting data an attacker can access even if SQL injection succeeds, (3) enable database query logging and monitoring to detect suspicious SQL patterns, and (4) limit application user account creation to trusted administrators only, reducing the pool of authenticated attackers who can exploit this vector. Long-term, the application maintainers must conduct a full source code review to identify similar injection flaws in other parameters mentioned as 'affected' in the description.