EUVD-2025-18397

Immediate remediation steps: (1) Apply input validation - implement whitelist-based validation for the ID parameter to accept only numeric values using regex or type casting (e.g., intval() in PHP); (2) Use parameterized queries - replace all string concatenation SQL statements with prepared statements using mysqli prepared statements or PDO prepared statements with parameter binding; (3) Implement prepared statement example: 'SELECT * FROM tables WHERE id = ?' with bind_param() or execute() with parameter arrays; (4) Apply principle of least privilege - database user accounts should have minimal required permissions, not full administrative access; (5) Enable SQL error suppression in production to prevent information disclosure; (6) Implement Web Application Firewall (WAF) rules to detect and block SQL injection patterns in the ID parameter as interim protection; (7) Contact code-projects for available security patches - check repository or vendor website for version 1.1+ releases; (8) If no patch is available, consider migrating to maintained alternatives like open-source restaurant management systems with active security support (e.g., Odoo POS, Dolibarr); (9) Implement database activity monitoring and query logging to detect exploitation attempts.