Technical impact
This vulnerability allows an authenticated user to circumvent row‑level data restrictions by adding a data‑permission‑enable header set to false to their HTTP requests. When the request hits the /admin-api endpoints, the DataPermissionRpcWebFilter trusts this header and permits the attacker to read or modify records from other departments or users within the same tenant, effectively breaching intended access boundaries.
Affected Systems
YunaiV’s yudao-cloud platform, version 2026.09 and earlier, including components that implement the DataPermissionRpcWebFilter and the TokenAuthenticationFilter. The issue resides in the yudao‑framework and yudao‑gateway modules referenced in the source code links.
Risk and Exploitability
The CVSS score of 7.1 indicates high severity, while the EPSS score is not currently available and the vulnerability is not listed in CISA’s KEV catalog. Attackers need a valid authenticated session and must include the data‑permission‑enable:false header in a request to an /admin-api endpoint. The exploit is remote, application‑level and delivered via an HTTP header, so it requires network access to the API surface and user authentication credentials, but does not rely on privileged system processes or operating system vulnerabilities.