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CVE-2026-45262 CrowdStrike LogScale · LogScale

Detect FacturaScripts REST API Authenticated SQL Injection via Where::sqlColumn Parenthesis Bypass (CVE-2026-45262) in CrowdStrike LogScale

FacturaScripts prior to and including version 2026.1 contains an authenticated SQL injection vulnerability in the REST API 'filter' parameter. The Where::sqlColumn method fails to properly sanitize column/operator tokens when parentheses are used to bypass filter validation, allowing an authenticated low-privileged API user (with a valid API key) to inject arbitrary SQL via crafted filter[field][operator] query string parameters. Given CVSS 9.9 and CWE-918 (SSRF) alongside CWE-89, exploitation may extend beyond data exfiltration into internal request forgery via database-level functions (e.g., LOAD_FILE, or DB-driver network calls), enabling full compromise of the underlying MySQL/MariaDB/PostgreSQL instance and lateral movement into internal network segments reachable from the database host.

MITRE ATT&CK

Tactic
Initial Access Collection Exfiltration

LogScale Detection Query

CrowdStrike LogScale (LogScale)
cql
#event_simpleName=HttpRequestEvent
| RequestURI="*\/api\/*"
| RequestURI="*filter*"
| decoded:=urlDecode(RequestURI)
| in(field=decoded, values=["*))*", "*UNION*SELECT*", "*SLEEP(*", "*BENCHMARK(*"], ignoreCase=true)
| table([timestamp, ClientIP, RequestURI, decoded])
critical severity medium confidence

Detects HTTP requests observed via CrowdStrike network/proxy telemetry to FacturaScripts API filter endpoints containing SQL injection payload markers.

Data Sources

CrowdStrike Falcon Network DetectionsHTTP Request Telemetry

Required Tables

HttpRequestEvent

False Positives & Tuning

  • Benign nested filter parentheses from legitimate client apps
  • Authorized red team/pentest exploitation attempts
  • Automated regression testing of the filter API

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Testing Methodology

Validate this detection against 3 adversary techniques from Atomic Red Team. Each test below lists the behaviour to exercise and the telemetry you should expect to see. Executable commands and cleanup steps are available with Pro.

  1. Test 1Simulate Parenthesis-Bypass Filter SQLi Probe

    Expected signal: HTTP access log entry showing the encoded filter parameter with '))' and 'OR 1=1--' tokens against the /api/3/clientes endpoint.

  2. Test 2Simulate UNION SELECT Injection via Filter Parameter

    Expected signal: Web access log and database general_log entries showing a UNION SELECT statement referencing fs_users table.

  3. Test 3Simulate Time-Based Blind SQLi via SLEEP()

    Expected signal: Observable response delay (~5s) in HTTP access logs plus SLEEP( token present in the decoded filter query string.

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