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Multiple SQL injection vulnerabilities in PhpMyFactures 1.0, and possibly 1.2 and earlier, with magic_quotes_gpc disabled, allow remote attackers to execute arbitrary SQL commands via the (1) id_pays parameter in (a) /pays/modifier_pays.php; (2) id_produit, (3) quantite, (4) prix_ht, and (5) date parameter in (b) /stocks/ajouter.php; (6) id_cat parameter in (c) /produits/modifier_cat.php; (7) id_client parameter in (d) /clients/modifier_client.php; (8) id_remise parameter in (e) /remises/index.php; (9) id_taux parameter in (f) /tva/index.php; (10) ref_produit, and (11) id_stock parameter in (g) /stocks/index.php; (12) id_pays parameter in (h) /pays/index.php; and (13) id_cat parameter in (i) /produits/index.php.
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