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A tech startup is using personal data stolen by infostealer malware that it has found on the dark web, and then selling access to that data.

Austin, United States / TX, 22nd July 2025, CyberNewsWire

# Summary The Dolibarr backend provides the function of adding Menu, and supports setting permissions for the added Menu:  This is the trigger point of the vulnerability. The submitted permission can be php code, and it will be executed when viewing the created Menu: - htdocs/admin/menus/edit.php  As you can see, in edit.php, if the created menu is set to `$menu->perms`, the `dol_eval()` method will be called. Following the `dol_eval()` method, we can see that it will filter the dangerous php functions in `$menu->perms` through the blacklist set in `$forbiddenphpfunctions`:  However, the blacklist here is not comprehensive. For example, the `include_once` and `require_once` functions can easily pass the bla...

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