Authorization Bypass in product_question Table via edit_other_product Capability

Vulnerability Overview This vulnerability involves a permission check issue with the table. Specifically, the capability check was intended to allow listing, reading, approving, editing, or deleting product questions, but this check was identified by @Mitchell45. Impact Scope This vulnerability affects all applications using the table, particularly those relying on the capability for access control. Attackers may exploit this vulnerability to perform unauthorized operations on product questions, including listing, reading, approving, editing, or deleting them. Remediation The remediation involves updating SQL queries for the table to ensure the capability is correctly verified when performing operations. The specific modifications are as follows: 1. Add permission check in the stored procedure: - Add a check for in the query conditions to ensure that only users with the appropriate permissions can execute the operation. - Example code: 2. Add permission check in the stored procedure: - Check before the insert operation to ensure that only users with the appropriate permissions can execute the operation. - Example code: 3. Add permission check in the stored procedure: - Check before the delete operation to ensure that only users with the appropriate permissions can execute the operation. - Example code: POC Code Below is a partial code example of the stored procedure after the fix: Summary This vulnerability resulted in unauthorized product question operations due to the incorrect verification of the capability. The remediation ensures that only users with appropriate permissions can perform operations by adding appropriate permission checks to the SQL queries.

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Authorization Bypass in product_question Table via edit_other_product Capability

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