XAMPP for Windows 7.4.3 exploit (identified as CVE-2020-11107
The term "746 exploit" is a shorthand referencing the version number (7.4.6). Unlike typical exploits that target buffer overflows or SQL injection, this was a . It required no complex payload, no memory corruption, and no user interaction. It was a "zero-click" authentication bypass. xampp for windows 746 exploit
On Linux, the mysql user often restricts INTO OUTFILE to specific directories. On Windows with XAMPP, the C:\xampp\mysql\data directory often had write permissions, making web shell deployment trivial. XAMPP for Windows 7
It finds and executes the attacker’s Program.exe instead of the legitimate Apache server. no memory corruption