[pimcore-deployments]

Advisory: GHSA-7xjx-hc6h-48v4

Security-Advisory: pimcore/platform-version/GHSA-7xjx-hc6h-48v4

Vulnerability and root cause

GET /pimcore-studio/api/class/field-collection/{key} (GetController) and
GET /pimcore-studio/api/class/field-collection/{key}/layout (LayoutDefinitionController)
were both created with an #[IsGranted(UserPermissions::CLASS_DEFINITION->value)] guard
(78b5e6f0, #1669). One PR later (8852a482, #1671), the same commit that introduced the
dedicated FIELD_COLLECTIONS permission constant and applied it to six new sibling controllers
(and migrated TreeController to it) deleted the #[IsGranted] attribute from exactly these two
files without reapplying anything. Nothing downstream — the service layer, the repository, or an
event subscriber — re-imposes the check, and the bundle has no EventListener directory at all.
Result: any authenticated user (ROLE_PIMCORE_USER) can read any field-collection definition and
its layout by key, while the list/tree/create/update/delete/export/import endpoints of the same
family correctly require the fieldcollections permission.

Fix

Re-applied the same guard the rest of the FieldCollection controller family uses
(TreeController.php:53 and six siblings), on both affected files:

#[IsGranted(UserPermissions::FIELD_COLLECTIONS->value)]

added directly above the existing #[Route] attribute, with the matching use imports for
UserPermissions and IsGranted. This is a one-line, additive guard per file — no other behavior
changes.

Backward compatibility

Both GetController and LayoutDefinitionController are marked @internal, so they are outside
the BC promise per pimcore-backward-compatibility. Independent of that: the change only
restores authorization that existed on both routes from the day they were introduced and that
every sibling endpoint in the same family already enforces today. A legitimate caller already has
the fieldcollections permission (required to reach the list/tree/CRUD endpoints of the same
resource), so no intended workflow is broken — only the gap that let a caller without that
permission bypass it is closed.

Testing

Added tests/Unit/Class/Controller/FieldCollection/FieldCollectionControllerPermissionTest.php, a
reflection-based regression test that asserts both controllers' route-bearing method carries an
#[IsGranted] attribute with the FIELD_COLLECTIONS permission value, following the existing
precedent tests/Unit/Class/Controller/CustomLayout/CustomLayoutControllerPermissionTest.php
(written for a prior, analogous advisory). Against the vulnerable code this test fails
(assertNotEmpty on an empty attributes array); against the fix it passes, and it does not rely on
booting the kernel or a real request, so it exercises exactly the regressed condition
(the missing attribute) without needing a running instance.

Tests added: tests/Unit/Class/Controller/FieldCollection/FieldCollectionControllerPermissionTest.php

Verification performed: php -l on both changed controllers and the new test file (no syntax
errors). The bundle has no local vendor/ in this sandbox (no Composer/network access), so the
Codeception suite itself was not run locally — CI is the source of truth for that.

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Generated by Draft a security-advisory fix · claude · sonnet50 · 103 AIC · ⌖ 25.4 AIC · ⊞ 7.7K · ◷

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Quality Gate passed

Issues
0 New issues
0 Accepted issues

Measures
0 Security Hotspots
0.0% Coverage on New Code
0.0% Duplication on New Code

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