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jeswin·Dec 19, 2015

Good find. Since it is not a Web App and hence not publicly available to exploit: Use of String.Format instead Parameterized queries is how Sql injection issues sneak in. (Line 63, https://github.com/katway/DrugSupervision/blob/GuiDesign/Dru...)

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cjhveal·Dec 19, 2015

I found some mentions of "DrugSupervise" on a bunch of Chinese language sites, which lead me to find drugadmin.com. A google translate of the title tag tells me it's a "Home _ Chinese Drug electronic monitoring network." I found another website with troubleshooting instructions that claim .NET as a dependency and show a Windows XP task manager with a process named DrugSupervise.exe. That support website lists the owner as "CITIC Technology Group", which may or may not be connected to the state-owned investment group "China International Trust and Investment Corporation", which offers a bunch of cloud services through their various subsidiaries. I also found a github repo with some C# code: https://github.com/katway/DrugSupervision That's all I've got.

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