coolify/tests/Feature/TeamPolicyTest.php

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fix: critical privilege escalation in team invitation system This commit addresses a critical security vulnerability where low-privileged users (members) could invite high-privileged users (admins/owners) to teams, allowing them to escalate their own privileges through password reset. Root Causes Fixed: 1. TeamPolicy authorization checks were commented out, allowing all team members to manage invitations instead of just admins/owners 2. Missing role elevation checks in InviteLink component allowed members to invite users with higher privileges Security Fixes: 1. app/Policies/TeamPolicy.php - Uncommented and enforced authorization checks for: * update() - Only admins/owners can update team settings * delete() - Only admins/owners can delete teams * manageMembers() - Only admins/owners can manage team members * viewAdmin() - Only admins/owners can view admin panel * manageInvitations() - Only admins/owners can manage invitations 2. app/Livewire/Team/InviteLink.php - Added explicit role elevation checks to prevent: * Members from inviting admins or owners * Admins from inviting owners (defense-in-depth) - Validates that inviter has sufficient privileges for target role Test Coverage: 1. tests/Feature/TeamPolicyTest.php - 24 comprehensive tests covering all policy methods - Tests for owner, admin, member, and non-member access - Specific tests for the privilege escalation vulnerability 2. tests/Feature/TeamInvitationPrivilegeEscalationTest.php - 11 tests covering all role elevation scenarios - Tests member → admin/owner escalation (blocked) - Tests admin → owner escalation (blocked) - Tests valid invitation paths for each role Impact: - Prevents privilege escalation attacks - Protects all Coolify instances from unauthorized access - Enforces proper role hierarchy in team management References: - Identified by Aikido AI whitebox pentest service - CVE: Pending assignment - Severity: Critical 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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<?php
use App\Models\Team;
use App\Models\User;
use Illuminate\Foundation\Testing\RefreshDatabase;
uses(RefreshDatabase::class);
beforeEach(function () {
// Create a team with owner, admin, and member
$this->team = Team::factory()->create();
$this->owner = User::factory()->create();
$this->admin = User::factory()->create();
$this->member = User::factory()->create();
$this->team->members()->attach($this->owner->id, ['role' => 'owner']);
$this->team->members()->attach($this->admin->id, ['role' => 'admin']);
$this->team->members()->attach($this->member->id, ['role' => 'member']);
});
describe('update permission', function () {
test('owner can update team', function () {
$this->actingAs($this->owner);
session(['currentTeam' => $this->team]);
fix: critical privilege escalation in team invitation system This commit addresses a critical security vulnerability where low-privileged users (members) could invite high-privileged users (admins/owners) to teams, allowing them to escalate their own privileges through password reset. Root Causes Fixed: 1. TeamPolicy authorization checks were commented out, allowing all team members to manage invitations instead of just admins/owners 2. Missing role elevation checks in InviteLink component allowed members to invite users with higher privileges Security Fixes: 1. app/Policies/TeamPolicy.php - Uncommented and enforced authorization checks for: * update() - Only admins/owners can update team settings * delete() - Only admins/owners can delete teams * manageMembers() - Only admins/owners can manage team members * viewAdmin() - Only admins/owners can view admin panel * manageInvitations() - Only admins/owners can manage invitations 2. app/Livewire/Team/InviteLink.php - Added explicit role elevation checks to prevent: * Members from inviting admins or owners * Admins from inviting owners (defense-in-depth) - Validates that inviter has sufficient privileges for target role Test Coverage: 1. tests/Feature/TeamPolicyTest.php - 24 comprehensive tests covering all policy methods - Tests for owner, admin, member, and non-member access - Specific tests for the privilege escalation vulnerability 2. tests/Feature/TeamInvitationPrivilegeEscalationTest.php - 11 tests covering all role elevation scenarios - Tests member → admin/owner escalation (blocked) - Tests admin → owner escalation (blocked) - Tests valid invitation paths for each role Impact: - Prevents privilege escalation attacks - Protects all Coolify instances from unauthorized access - Enforces proper role hierarchy in team management References: - Identified by Aikido AI whitebox pentest service - CVE: Pending assignment - Severity: Critical 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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expect($this->owner->can('update', $this->team))->toBeTrue();
});
test('admin can update team', function () {
$this->actingAs($this->admin);
session(['currentTeam' => $this->team]);
fix: critical privilege escalation in team invitation system This commit addresses a critical security vulnerability where low-privileged users (members) could invite high-privileged users (admins/owners) to teams, allowing them to escalate their own privileges through password reset. Root Causes Fixed: 1. TeamPolicy authorization checks were commented out, allowing all team members to manage invitations instead of just admins/owners 2. Missing role elevation checks in InviteLink component allowed members to invite users with higher privileges Security Fixes: 1. app/Policies/TeamPolicy.php - Uncommented and enforced authorization checks for: * update() - Only admins/owners can update team settings * delete() - Only admins/owners can delete teams * manageMembers() - Only admins/owners can manage team members * viewAdmin() - Only admins/owners can view admin panel * manageInvitations() - Only admins/owners can manage invitations 2. app/Livewire/Team/InviteLink.php - Added explicit role elevation checks to prevent: * Members from inviting admins or owners * Admins from inviting owners (defense-in-depth) - Validates that inviter has sufficient privileges for target role Test Coverage: 1. tests/Feature/TeamPolicyTest.php - 24 comprehensive tests covering all policy methods - Tests for owner, admin, member, and non-member access - Specific tests for the privilege escalation vulnerability 2. tests/Feature/TeamInvitationPrivilegeEscalationTest.php - 11 tests covering all role elevation scenarios - Tests member → admin/owner escalation (blocked) - Tests admin → owner escalation (blocked) - Tests valid invitation paths for each role Impact: - Prevents privilege escalation attacks - Protects all Coolify instances from unauthorized access - Enforces proper role hierarchy in team management References: - Identified by Aikido AI whitebox pentest service - CVE: Pending assignment - Severity: Critical 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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expect($this->admin->can('update', $this->team))->toBeTrue();
});
test('member cannot update team', function () {
$this->actingAs($this->member);
session(['currentTeam' => $this->team]);
fix: critical privilege escalation in team invitation system This commit addresses a critical security vulnerability where low-privileged users (members) could invite high-privileged users (admins/owners) to teams, allowing them to escalate their own privileges through password reset. Root Causes Fixed: 1. TeamPolicy authorization checks were commented out, allowing all team members to manage invitations instead of just admins/owners 2. Missing role elevation checks in InviteLink component allowed members to invite users with higher privileges Security Fixes: 1. app/Policies/TeamPolicy.php - Uncommented and enforced authorization checks for: * update() - Only admins/owners can update team settings * delete() - Only admins/owners can delete teams * manageMembers() - Only admins/owners can manage team members * viewAdmin() - Only admins/owners can view admin panel * manageInvitations() - Only admins/owners can manage invitations 2. app/Livewire/Team/InviteLink.php - Added explicit role elevation checks to prevent: * Members from inviting admins or owners * Admins from inviting owners (defense-in-depth) - Validates that inviter has sufficient privileges for target role Test Coverage: 1. tests/Feature/TeamPolicyTest.php - 24 comprehensive tests covering all policy methods - Tests for owner, admin, member, and non-member access - Specific tests for the privilege escalation vulnerability 2. tests/Feature/TeamInvitationPrivilegeEscalationTest.php - 11 tests covering all role elevation scenarios - Tests member → admin/owner escalation (blocked) - Tests admin → owner escalation (blocked) - Tests valid invitation paths for each role Impact: - Prevents privilege escalation attacks - Protects all Coolify instances from unauthorized access - Enforces proper role hierarchy in team management References: - Identified by Aikido AI whitebox pentest service - CVE: Pending assignment - Severity: Critical 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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expect($this->member->can('update', $this->team))->toBeFalse();
});
test('non-team member cannot update team', function () {
$outsider = User::factory()->create();
$this->actingAs($outsider);
session(['currentTeam' => $this->team]);
fix: critical privilege escalation in team invitation system This commit addresses a critical security vulnerability where low-privileged users (members) could invite high-privileged users (admins/owners) to teams, allowing them to escalate their own privileges through password reset. Root Causes Fixed: 1. TeamPolicy authorization checks were commented out, allowing all team members to manage invitations instead of just admins/owners 2. Missing role elevation checks in InviteLink component allowed members to invite users with higher privileges Security Fixes: 1. app/Policies/TeamPolicy.php - Uncommented and enforced authorization checks for: * update() - Only admins/owners can update team settings * delete() - Only admins/owners can delete teams * manageMembers() - Only admins/owners can manage team members * viewAdmin() - Only admins/owners can view admin panel * manageInvitations() - Only admins/owners can manage invitations 2. app/Livewire/Team/InviteLink.php - Added explicit role elevation checks to prevent: * Members from inviting admins or owners * Admins from inviting owners (defense-in-depth) - Validates that inviter has sufficient privileges for target role Test Coverage: 1. tests/Feature/TeamPolicyTest.php - 24 comprehensive tests covering all policy methods - Tests for owner, admin, member, and non-member access - Specific tests for the privilege escalation vulnerability 2. tests/Feature/TeamInvitationPrivilegeEscalationTest.php - 11 tests covering all role elevation scenarios - Tests member → admin/owner escalation (blocked) - Tests admin → owner escalation (blocked) - Tests valid invitation paths for each role Impact: - Prevents privilege escalation attacks - Protects all Coolify instances from unauthorized access - Enforces proper role hierarchy in team management References: - Identified by Aikido AI whitebox pentest service - CVE: Pending assignment - Severity: Critical 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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expect($outsider->can('update', $this->team))->toBeFalse();
});
});
describe('delete permission', function () {
test('owner can delete team', function () {
$this->actingAs($this->owner);
session(['currentTeam' => $this->team]);
fix: critical privilege escalation in team invitation system This commit addresses a critical security vulnerability where low-privileged users (members) could invite high-privileged users (admins/owners) to teams, allowing them to escalate their own privileges through password reset. Root Causes Fixed: 1. TeamPolicy authorization checks were commented out, allowing all team members to manage invitations instead of just admins/owners 2. Missing role elevation checks in InviteLink component allowed members to invite users with higher privileges Security Fixes: 1. app/Policies/TeamPolicy.php - Uncommented and enforced authorization checks for: * update() - Only admins/owners can update team settings * delete() - Only admins/owners can delete teams * manageMembers() - Only admins/owners can manage team members * viewAdmin() - Only admins/owners can view admin panel * manageInvitations() - Only admins/owners can manage invitations 2. app/Livewire/Team/InviteLink.php - Added explicit role elevation checks to prevent: * Members from inviting admins or owners * Admins from inviting owners (defense-in-depth) - Validates that inviter has sufficient privileges for target role Test Coverage: 1. tests/Feature/TeamPolicyTest.php - 24 comprehensive tests covering all policy methods - Tests for owner, admin, member, and non-member access - Specific tests for the privilege escalation vulnerability 2. tests/Feature/TeamInvitationPrivilegeEscalationTest.php - 11 tests covering all role elevation scenarios - Tests member → admin/owner escalation (blocked) - Tests admin → owner escalation (blocked) - Tests valid invitation paths for each role Impact: - Prevents privilege escalation attacks - Protects all Coolify instances from unauthorized access - Enforces proper role hierarchy in team management References: - Identified by Aikido AI whitebox pentest service - CVE: Pending assignment - Severity: Critical 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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expect($this->owner->can('delete', $this->team))->toBeTrue();
});
test('admin can delete team', function () {
$this->actingAs($this->admin);
session(['currentTeam' => $this->team]);
fix: critical privilege escalation in team invitation system This commit addresses a critical security vulnerability where low-privileged users (members) could invite high-privileged users (admins/owners) to teams, allowing them to escalate their own privileges through password reset. Root Causes Fixed: 1. TeamPolicy authorization checks were commented out, allowing all team members to manage invitations instead of just admins/owners 2. Missing role elevation checks in InviteLink component allowed members to invite users with higher privileges Security Fixes: 1. app/Policies/TeamPolicy.php - Uncommented and enforced authorization checks for: * update() - Only admins/owners can update team settings * delete() - Only admins/owners can delete teams * manageMembers() - Only admins/owners can manage team members * viewAdmin() - Only admins/owners can view admin panel * manageInvitations() - Only admins/owners can manage invitations 2. app/Livewire/Team/InviteLink.php - Added explicit role elevation checks to prevent: * Members from inviting admins or owners * Admins from inviting owners (defense-in-depth) - Validates that inviter has sufficient privileges for target role Test Coverage: 1. tests/Feature/TeamPolicyTest.php - 24 comprehensive tests covering all policy methods - Tests for owner, admin, member, and non-member access - Specific tests for the privilege escalation vulnerability 2. tests/Feature/TeamInvitationPrivilegeEscalationTest.php - 11 tests covering all role elevation scenarios - Tests member → admin/owner escalation (blocked) - Tests admin → owner escalation (blocked) - Tests valid invitation paths for each role Impact: - Prevents privilege escalation attacks - Protects all Coolify instances from unauthorized access - Enforces proper role hierarchy in team management References: - Identified by Aikido AI whitebox pentest service - CVE: Pending assignment - Severity: Critical 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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expect($this->admin->can('delete', $this->team))->toBeTrue();
});
test('member cannot delete team', function () {
$this->actingAs($this->member);
session(['currentTeam' => $this->team]);
fix: critical privilege escalation in team invitation system This commit addresses a critical security vulnerability where low-privileged users (members) could invite high-privileged users (admins/owners) to teams, allowing them to escalate their own privileges through password reset. Root Causes Fixed: 1. TeamPolicy authorization checks were commented out, allowing all team members to manage invitations instead of just admins/owners 2. Missing role elevation checks in InviteLink component allowed members to invite users with higher privileges Security Fixes: 1. app/Policies/TeamPolicy.php - Uncommented and enforced authorization checks for: * update() - Only admins/owners can update team settings * delete() - Only admins/owners can delete teams * manageMembers() - Only admins/owners can manage team members * viewAdmin() - Only admins/owners can view admin panel * manageInvitations() - Only admins/owners can manage invitations 2. app/Livewire/Team/InviteLink.php - Added explicit role elevation checks to prevent: * Members from inviting admins or owners * Admins from inviting owners (defense-in-depth) - Validates that inviter has sufficient privileges for target role Test Coverage: 1. tests/Feature/TeamPolicyTest.php - 24 comprehensive tests covering all policy methods - Tests for owner, admin, member, and non-member access - Specific tests for the privilege escalation vulnerability 2. tests/Feature/TeamInvitationPrivilegeEscalationTest.php - 11 tests covering all role elevation scenarios - Tests member → admin/owner escalation (blocked) - Tests admin → owner escalation (blocked) - Tests valid invitation paths for each role Impact: - Prevents privilege escalation attacks - Protects all Coolify instances from unauthorized access - Enforces proper role hierarchy in team management References: - Identified by Aikido AI whitebox pentest service - CVE: Pending assignment - Severity: Critical 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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expect($this->member->can('delete', $this->team))->toBeFalse();
});
test('non-team member cannot delete team', function () {
$outsider = User::factory()->create();
$this->actingAs($outsider);
session(['currentTeam' => $this->team]);
fix: critical privilege escalation in team invitation system This commit addresses a critical security vulnerability where low-privileged users (members) could invite high-privileged users (admins/owners) to teams, allowing them to escalate their own privileges through password reset. Root Causes Fixed: 1. TeamPolicy authorization checks were commented out, allowing all team members to manage invitations instead of just admins/owners 2. Missing role elevation checks in InviteLink component allowed members to invite users with higher privileges Security Fixes: 1. app/Policies/TeamPolicy.php - Uncommented and enforced authorization checks for: * update() - Only admins/owners can update team settings * delete() - Only admins/owners can delete teams * manageMembers() - Only admins/owners can manage team members * viewAdmin() - Only admins/owners can view admin panel * manageInvitations() - Only admins/owners can manage invitations 2. app/Livewire/Team/InviteLink.php - Added explicit role elevation checks to prevent: * Members from inviting admins or owners * Admins from inviting owners (defense-in-depth) - Validates that inviter has sufficient privileges for target role Test Coverage: 1. tests/Feature/TeamPolicyTest.php - 24 comprehensive tests covering all policy methods - Tests for owner, admin, member, and non-member access - Specific tests for the privilege escalation vulnerability 2. tests/Feature/TeamInvitationPrivilegeEscalationTest.php - 11 tests covering all role elevation scenarios - Tests member → admin/owner escalation (blocked) - Tests admin → owner escalation (blocked) - Tests valid invitation paths for each role Impact: - Prevents privilege escalation attacks - Protects all Coolify instances from unauthorized access - Enforces proper role hierarchy in team management References: - Identified by Aikido AI whitebox pentest service - CVE: Pending assignment - Severity: Critical 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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expect($outsider->can('delete', $this->team))->toBeFalse();
});
});
describe('manageMembers permission', function () {
test('owner can manage members', function () {
$this->actingAs($this->owner);
session(['currentTeam' => $this->team]);
fix: critical privilege escalation in team invitation system This commit addresses a critical security vulnerability where low-privileged users (members) could invite high-privileged users (admins/owners) to teams, allowing them to escalate their own privileges through password reset. Root Causes Fixed: 1. TeamPolicy authorization checks were commented out, allowing all team members to manage invitations instead of just admins/owners 2. Missing role elevation checks in InviteLink component allowed members to invite users with higher privileges Security Fixes: 1. app/Policies/TeamPolicy.php - Uncommented and enforced authorization checks for: * update() - Only admins/owners can update team settings * delete() - Only admins/owners can delete teams * manageMembers() - Only admins/owners can manage team members * viewAdmin() - Only admins/owners can view admin panel * manageInvitations() - Only admins/owners can manage invitations 2. app/Livewire/Team/InviteLink.php - Added explicit role elevation checks to prevent: * Members from inviting admins or owners * Admins from inviting owners (defense-in-depth) - Validates that inviter has sufficient privileges for target role Test Coverage: 1. tests/Feature/TeamPolicyTest.php - 24 comprehensive tests covering all policy methods - Tests for owner, admin, member, and non-member access - Specific tests for the privilege escalation vulnerability 2. tests/Feature/TeamInvitationPrivilegeEscalationTest.php - 11 tests covering all role elevation scenarios - Tests member → admin/owner escalation (blocked) - Tests admin → owner escalation (blocked) - Tests valid invitation paths for each role Impact: - Prevents privilege escalation attacks - Protects all Coolify instances from unauthorized access - Enforces proper role hierarchy in team management References: - Identified by Aikido AI whitebox pentest service - CVE: Pending assignment - Severity: Critical 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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expect($this->owner->can('manageMembers', $this->team))->toBeTrue();
});
test('admin can manage members', function () {
$this->actingAs($this->admin);
session(['currentTeam' => $this->team]);
fix: critical privilege escalation in team invitation system This commit addresses a critical security vulnerability where low-privileged users (members) could invite high-privileged users (admins/owners) to teams, allowing them to escalate their own privileges through password reset. Root Causes Fixed: 1. TeamPolicy authorization checks were commented out, allowing all team members to manage invitations instead of just admins/owners 2. Missing role elevation checks in InviteLink component allowed members to invite users with higher privileges Security Fixes: 1. app/Policies/TeamPolicy.php - Uncommented and enforced authorization checks for: * update() - Only admins/owners can update team settings * delete() - Only admins/owners can delete teams * manageMembers() - Only admins/owners can manage team members * viewAdmin() - Only admins/owners can view admin panel * manageInvitations() - Only admins/owners can manage invitations 2. app/Livewire/Team/InviteLink.php - Added explicit role elevation checks to prevent: * Members from inviting admins or owners * Admins from inviting owners (defense-in-depth) - Validates that inviter has sufficient privileges for target role Test Coverage: 1. tests/Feature/TeamPolicyTest.php - 24 comprehensive tests covering all policy methods - Tests for owner, admin, member, and non-member access - Specific tests for the privilege escalation vulnerability 2. tests/Feature/TeamInvitationPrivilegeEscalationTest.php - 11 tests covering all role elevation scenarios - Tests member → admin/owner escalation (blocked) - Tests admin → owner escalation (blocked) - Tests valid invitation paths for each role Impact: - Prevents privilege escalation attacks - Protects all Coolify instances from unauthorized access - Enforces proper role hierarchy in team management References: - Identified by Aikido AI whitebox pentest service - CVE: Pending assignment - Severity: Critical 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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expect($this->admin->can('manageMembers', $this->team))->toBeTrue();
});
test('member cannot manage members', function () {
$this->actingAs($this->member);
session(['currentTeam' => $this->team]);
fix: critical privilege escalation in team invitation system This commit addresses a critical security vulnerability where low-privileged users (members) could invite high-privileged users (admins/owners) to teams, allowing them to escalate their own privileges through password reset. Root Causes Fixed: 1. TeamPolicy authorization checks were commented out, allowing all team members to manage invitations instead of just admins/owners 2. Missing role elevation checks in InviteLink component allowed members to invite users with higher privileges Security Fixes: 1. app/Policies/TeamPolicy.php - Uncommented and enforced authorization checks for: * update() - Only admins/owners can update team settings * delete() - Only admins/owners can delete teams * manageMembers() - Only admins/owners can manage team members * viewAdmin() - Only admins/owners can view admin panel * manageInvitations() - Only admins/owners can manage invitations 2. app/Livewire/Team/InviteLink.php - Added explicit role elevation checks to prevent: * Members from inviting admins or owners * Admins from inviting owners (defense-in-depth) - Validates that inviter has sufficient privileges for target role Test Coverage: 1. tests/Feature/TeamPolicyTest.php - 24 comprehensive tests covering all policy methods - Tests for owner, admin, member, and non-member access - Specific tests for the privilege escalation vulnerability 2. tests/Feature/TeamInvitationPrivilegeEscalationTest.php - 11 tests covering all role elevation scenarios - Tests member → admin/owner escalation (blocked) - Tests admin → owner escalation (blocked) - Tests valid invitation paths for each role Impact: - Prevents privilege escalation attacks - Protects all Coolify instances from unauthorized access - Enforces proper role hierarchy in team management References: - Identified by Aikido AI whitebox pentest service - CVE: Pending assignment - Severity: Critical 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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expect($this->member->can('manageMembers', $this->team))->toBeFalse();
});
test('non-team member cannot manage members', function () {
$outsider = User::factory()->create();
$this->actingAs($outsider);
session(['currentTeam' => $this->team]);
fix: critical privilege escalation in team invitation system This commit addresses a critical security vulnerability where low-privileged users (members) could invite high-privileged users (admins/owners) to teams, allowing them to escalate their own privileges through password reset. Root Causes Fixed: 1. TeamPolicy authorization checks were commented out, allowing all team members to manage invitations instead of just admins/owners 2. Missing role elevation checks in InviteLink component allowed members to invite users with higher privileges Security Fixes: 1. app/Policies/TeamPolicy.php - Uncommented and enforced authorization checks for: * update() - Only admins/owners can update team settings * delete() - Only admins/owners can delete teams * manageMembers() - Only admins/owners can manage team members * viewAdmin() - Only admins/owners can view admin panel * manageInvitations() - Only admins/owners can manage invitations 2. app/Livewire/Team/InviteLink.php - Added explicit role elevation checks to prevent: * Members from inviting admins or owners * Admins from inviting owners (defense-in-depth) - Validates that inviter has sufficient privileges for target role Test Coverage: 1. tests/Feature/TeamPolicyTest.php - 24 comprehensive tests covering all policy methods - Tests for owner, admin, member, and non-member access - Specific tests for the privilege escalation vulnerability 2. tests/Feature/TeamInvitationPrivilegeEscalationTest.php - 11 tests covering all role elevation scenarios - Tests member → admin/owner escalation (blocked) - Tests admin → owner escalation (blocked) - Tests valid invitation paths for each role Impact: - Prevents privilege escalation attacks - Protects all Coolify instances from unauthorized access - Enforces proper role hierarchy in team management References: - Identified by Aikido AI whitebox pentest service - CVE: Pending assignment - Severity: Critical 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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expect($outsider->can('manageMembers', $this->team))->toBeFalse();
});
});
describe('viewAdmin permission', function () {
test('owner can view admin panel', function () {
$this->actingAs($this->owner);
session(['currentTeam' => $this->team]);
fix: critical privilege escalation in team invitation system This commit addresses a critical security vulnerability where low-privileged users (members) could invite high-privileged users (admins/owners) to teams, allowing them to escalate their own privileges through password reset. Root Causes Fixed: 1. TeamPolicy authorization checks were commented out, allowing all team members to manage invitations instead of just admins/owners 2. Missing role elevation checks in InviteLink component allowed members to invite users with higher privileges Security Fixes: 1. app/Policies/TeamPolicy.php - Uncommented and enforced authorization checks for: * update() - Only admins/owners can update team settings * delete() - Only admins/owners can delete teams * manageMembers() - Only admins/owners can manage team members * viewAdmin() - Only admins/owners can view admin panel * manageInvitations() - Only admins/owners can manage invitations 2. app/Livewire/Team/InviteLink.php - Added explicit role elevation checks to prevent: * Members from inviting admins or owners * Admins from inviting owners (defense-in-depth) - Validates that inviter has sufficient privileges for target role Test Coverage: 1. tests/Feature/TeamPolicyTest.php - 24 comprehensive tests covering all policy methods - Tests for owner, admin, member, and non-member access - Specific tests for the privilege escalation vulnerability 2. tests/Feature/TeamInvitationPrivilegeEscalationTest.php - 11 tests covering all role elevation scenarios - Tests member → admin/owner escalation (blocked) - Tests admin → owner escalation (blocked) - Tests valid invitation paths for each role Impact: - Prevents privilege escalation attacks - Protects all Coolify instances from unauthorized access - Enforces proper role hierarchy in team management References: - Identified by Aikido AI whitebox pentest service - CVE: Pending assignment - Severity: Critical 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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expect($this->owner->can('viewAdmin', $this->team))->toBeTrue();
});
test('admin can view admin panel', function () {
$this->actingAs($this->admin);
session(['currentTeam' => $this->team]);
fix: critical privilege escalation in team invitation system This commit addresses a critical security vulnerability where low-privileged users (members) could invite high-privileged users (admins/owners) to teams, allowing them to escalate their own privileges through password reset. Root Causes Fixed: 1. TeamPolicy authorization checks were commented out, allowing all team members to manage invitations instead of just admins/owners 2. Missing role elevation checks in InviteLink component allowed members to invite users with higher privileges Security Fixes: 1. app/Policies/TeamPolicy.php - Uncommented and enforced authorization checks for: * update() - Only admins/owners can update team settings * delete() - Only admins/owners can delete teams * manageMembers() - Only admins/owners can manage team members * viewAdmin() - Only admins/owners can view admin panel * manageInvitations() - Only admins/owners can manage invitations 2. app/Livewire/Team/InviteLink.php - Added explicit role elevation checks to prevent: * Members from inviting admins or owners * Admins from inviting owners (defense-in-depth) - Validates that inviter has sufficient privileges for target role Test Coverage: 1. tests/Feature/TeamPolicyTest.php - 24 comprehensive tests covering all policy methods - Tests for owner, admin, member, and non-member access - Specific tests for the privilege escalation vulnerability 2. tests/Feature/TeamInvitationPrivilegeEscalationTest.php - 11 tests covering all role elevation scenarios - Tests member → admin/owner escalation (blocked) - Tests admin → owner escalation (blocked) - Tests valid invitation paths for each role Impact: - Prevents privilege escalation attacks - Protects all Coolify instances from unauthorized access - Enforces proper role hierarchy in team management References: - Identified by Aikido AI whitebox pentest service - CVE: Pending assignment - Severity: Critical 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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expect($this->admin->can('viewAdmin', $this->team))->toBeTrue();
});
test('member cannot view admin panel', function () {
$this->actingAs($this->member);
session(['currentTeam' => $this->team]);
fix: critical privilege escalation in team invitation system This commit addresses a critical security vulnerability where low-privileged users (members) could invite high-privileged users (admins/owners) to teams, allowing them to escalate their own privileges through password reset. Root Causes Fixed: 1. TeamPolicy authorization checks were commented out, allowing all team members to manage invitations instead of just admins/owners 2. Missing role elevation checks in InviteLink component allowed members to invite users with higher privileges Security Fixes: 1. app/Policies/TeamPolicy.php - Uncommented and enforced authorization checks for: * update() - Only admins/owners can update team settings * delete() - Only admins/owners can delete teams * manageMembers() - Only admins/owners can manage team members * viewAdmin() - Only admins/owners can view admin panel * manageInvitations() - Only admins/owners can manage invitations 2. app/Livewire/Team/InviteLink.php - Added explicit role elevation checks to prevent: * Members from inviting admins or owners * Admins from inviting owners (defense-in-depth) - Validates that inviter has sufficient privileges for target role Test Coverage: 1. tests/Feature/TeamPolicyTest.php - 24 comprehensive tests covering all policy methods - Tests for owner, admin, member, and non-member access - Specific tests for the privilege escalation vulnerability 2. tests/Feature/TeamInvitationPrivilegeEscalationTest.php - 11 tests covering all role elevation scenarios - Tests member → admin/owner escalation (blocked) - Tests admin → owner escalation (blocked) - Tests valid invitation paths for each role Impact: - Prevents privilege escalation attacks - Protects all Coolify instances from unauthorized access - Enforces proper role hierarchy in team management References: - Identified by Aikido AI whitebox pentest service - CVE: Pending assignment - Severity: Critical 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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expect($this->member->can('viewAdmin', $this->team))->toBeFalse();
});
test('non-team member cannot view admin panel', function () {
$outsider = User::factory()->create();
$this->actingAs($outsider);
session(['currentTeam' => $this->team]);
fix: critical privilege escalation in team invitation system This commit addresses a critical security vulnerability where low-privileged users (members) could invite high-privileged users (admins/owners) to teams, allowing them to escalate their own privileges through password reset. Root Causes Fixed: 1. TeamPolicy authorization checks were commented out, allowing all team members to manage invitations instead of just admins/owners 2. Missing role elevation checks in InviteLink component allowed members to invite users with higher privileges Security Fixes: 1. app/Policies/TeamPolicy.php - Uncommented and enforced authorization checks for: * update() - Only admins/owners can update team settings * delete() - Only admins/owners can delete teams * manageMembers() - Only admins/owners can manage team members * viewAdmin() - Only admins/owners can view admin panel * manageInvitations() - Only admins/owners can manage invitations 2. app/Livewire/Team/InviteLink.php - Added explicit role elevation checks to prevent: * Members from inviting admins or owners * Admins from inviting owners (defense-in-depth) - Validates that inviter has sufficient privileges for target role Test Coverage: 1. tests/Feature/TeamPolicyTest.php - 24 comprehensive tests covering all policy methods - Tests for owner, admin, member, and non-member access - Specific tests for the privilege escalation vulnerability 2. tests/Feature/TeamInvitationPrivilegeEscalationTest.php - 11 tests covering all role elevation scenarios - Tests member → admin/owner escalation (blocked) - Tests admin → owner escalation (blocked) - Tests valid invitation paths for each role Impact: - Prevents privilege escalation attacks - Protects all Coolify instances from unauthorized access - Enforces proper role hierarchy in team management References: - Identified by Aikido AI whitebox pentest service - CVE: Pending assignment - Severity: Critical 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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expect($outsider->can('viewAdmin', $this->team))->toBeFalse();
});
});
describe('manageInvitations permission (privilege escalation fix)', function () {
test('owner can manage invitations', function () {
$this->actingAs($this->owner);
session(['currentTeam' => $this->team]);
fix: critical privilege escalation in team invitation system This commit addresses a critical security vulnerability where low-privileged users (members) could invite high-privileged users (admins/owners) to teams, allowing them to escalate their own privileges through password reset. Root Causes Fixed: 1. TeamPolicy authorization checks were commented out, allowing all team members to manage invitations instead of just admins/owners 2. Missing role elevation checks in InviteLink component allowed members to invite users with higher privileges Security Fixes: 1. app/Policies/TeamPolicy.php - Uncommented and enforced authorization checks for: * update() - Only admins/owners can update team settings * delete() - Only admins/owners can delete teams * manageMembers() - Only admins/owners can manage team members * viewAdmin() - Only admins/owners can view admin panel * manageInvitations() - Only admins/owners can manage invitations 2. app/Livewire/Team/InviteLink.php - Added explicit role elevation checks to prevent: * Members from inviting admins or owners * Admins from inviting owners (defense-in-depth) - Validates that inviter has sufficient privileges for target role Test Coverage: 1. tests/Feature/TeamPolicyTest.php - 24 comprehensive tests covering all policy methods - Tests for owner, admin, member, and non-member access - Specific tests for the privilege escalation vulnerability 2. tests/Feature/TeamInvitationPrivilegeEscalationTest.php - 11 tests covering all role elevation scenarios - Tests member → admin/owner escalation (blocked) - Tests admin → owner escalation (blocked) - Tests valid invitation paths for each role Impact: - Prevents privilege escalation attacks - Protects all Coolify instances from unauthorized access - Enforces proper role hierarchy in team management References: - Identified by Aikido AI whitebox pentest service - CVE: Pending assignment - Severity: Critical 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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expect($this->owner->can('manageInvitations', $this->team))->toBeTrue();
});
test('admin can manage invitations', function () {
$this->actingAs($this->admin);
session(['currentTeam' => $this->team]);
fix: critical privilege escalation in team invitation system This commit addresses a critical security vulnerability where low-privileged users (members) could invite high-privileged users (admins/owners) to teams, allowing them to escalate their own privileges through password reset. Root Causes Fixed: 1. TeamPolicy authorization checks were commented out, allowing all team members to manage invitations instead of just admins/owners 2. Missing role elevation checks in InviteLink component allowed members to invite users with higher privileges Security Fixes: 1. app/Policies/TeamPolicy.php - Uncommented and enforced authorization checks for: * update() - Only admins/owners can update team settings * delete() - Only admins/owners can delete teams * manageMembers() - Only admins/owners can manage team members * viewAdmin() - Only admins/owners can view admin panel * manageInvitations() - Only admins/owners can manage invitations 2. app/Livewire/Team/InviteLink.php - Added explicit role elevation checks to prevent: * Members from inviting admins or owners * Admins from inviting owners (defense-in-depth) - Validates that inviter has sufficient privileges for target role Test Coverage: 1. tests/Feature/TeamPolicyTest.php - 24 comprehensive tests covering all policy methods - Tests for owner, admin, member, and non-member access - Specific tests for the privilege escalation vulnerability 2. tests/Feature/TeamInvitationPrivilegeEscalationTest.php - 11 tests covering all role elevation scenarios - Tests member → admin/owner escalation (blocked) - Tests admin → owner escalation (blocked) - Tests valid invitation paths for each role Impact: - Prevents privilege escalation attacks - Protects all Coolify instances from unauthorized access - Enforces proper role hierarchy in team management References: - Identified by Aikido AI whitebox pentest service - CVE: Pending assignment - Severity: Critical 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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expect($this->admin->can('manageInvitations', $this->team))->toBeTrue();
});
test('member cannot manage invitations (SECURITY FIX)', function () {
// This test verifies the privilege escalation vulnerability is fixed
// Previously, members could see and manage admin invitations
$this->actingAs($this->member);
session(['currentTeam' => $this->team]);
fix: critical privilege escalation in team invitation system This commit addresses a critical security vulnerability where low-privileged users (members) could invite high-privileged users (admins/owners) to teams, allowing them to escalate their own privileges through password reset. Root Causes Fixed: 1. TeamPolicy authorization checks were commented out, allowing all team members to manage invitations instead of just admins/owners 2. Missing role elevation checks in InviteLink component allowed members to invite users with higher privileges Security Fixes: 1. app/Policies/TeamPolicy.php - Uncommented and enforced authorization checks for: * update() - Only admins/owners can update team settings * delete() - Only admins/owners can delete teams * manageMembers() - Only admins/owners can manage team members * viewAdmin() - Only admins/owners can view admin panel * manageInvitations() - Only admins/owners can manage invitations 2. app/Livewire/Team/InviteLink.php - Added explicit role elevation checks to prevent: * Members from inviting admins or owners * Admins from inviting owners (defense-in-depth) - Validates that inviter has sufficient privileges for target role Test Coverage: 1. tests/Feature/TeamPolicyTest.php - 24 comprehensive tests covering all policy methods - Tests for owner, admin, member, and non-member access - Specific tests for the privilege escalation vulnerability 2. tests/Feature/TeamInvitationPrivilegeEscalationTest.php - 11 tests covering all role elevation scenarios - Tests member → admin/owner escalation (blocked) - Tests admin → owner escalation (blocked) - Tests valid invitation paths for each role Impact: - Prevents privilege escalation attacks - Protects all Coolify instances from unauthorized access - Enforces proper role hierarchy in team management References: - Identified by Aikido AI whitebox pentest service - CVE: Pending assignment - Severity: Critical 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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expect($this->member->can('manageInvitations', $this->team))->toBeFalse();
});
test('non-team member cannot manage invitations', function () {
$outsider = User::factory()->create();
$this->actingAs($outsider);
session(['currentTeam' => $this->team]);
fix: critical privilege escalation in team invitation system This commit addresses a critical security vulnerability where low-privileged users (members) could invite high-privileged users (admins/owners) to teams, allowing them to escalate their own privileges through password reset. Root Causes Fixed: 1. TeamPolicy authorization checks were commented out, allowing all team members to manage invitations instead of just admins/owners 2. Missing role elevation checks in InviteLink component allowed members to invite users with higher privileges Security Fixes: 1. app/Policies/TeamPolicy.php - Uncommented and enforced authorization checks for: * update() - Only admins/owners can update team settings * delete() - Only admins/owners can delete teams * manageMembers() - Only admins/owners can manage team members * viewAdmin() - Only admins/owners can view admin panel * manageInvitations() - Only admins/owners can manage invitations 2. app/Livewire/Team/InviteLink.php - Added explicit role elevation checks to prevent: * Members from inviting admins or owners * Admins from inviting owners (defense-in-depth) - Validates that inviter has sufficient privileges for target role Test Coverage: 1. tests/Feature/TeamPolicyTest.php - 24 comprehensive tests covering all policy methods - Tests for owner, admin, member, and non-member access - Specific tests for the privilege escalation vulnerability 2. tests/Feature/TeamInvitationPrivilegeEscalationTest.php - 11 tests covering all role elevation scenarios - Tests member → admin/owner escalation (blocked) - Tests admin → owner escalation (blocked) - Tests valid invitation paths for each role Impact: - Prevents privilege escalation attacks - Protects all Coolify instances from unauthorized access - Enforces proper role hierarchy in team management References: - Identified by Aikido AI whitebox pentest service - CVE: Pending assignment - Severity: Critical 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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expect($outsider->can('manageInvitations', $this->team))->toBeFalse();
});
});
describe('view permission', function () {
test('owner can view team', function () {
$this->actingAs($this->owner);
session(['currentTeam' => $this->team]);
fix: critical privilege escalation in team invitation system This commit addresses a critical security vulnerability where low-privileged users (members) could invite high-privileged users (admins/owners) to teams, allowing them to escalate their own privileges through password reset. Root Causes Fixed: 1. TeamPolicy authorization checks were commented out, allowing all team members to manage invitations instead of just admins/owners 2. Missing role elevation checks in InviteLink component allowed members to invite users with higher privileges Security Fixes: 1. app/Policies/TeamPolicy.php - Uncommented and enforced authorization checks for: * update() - Only admins/owners can update team settings * delete() - Only admins/owners can delete teams * manageMembers() - Only admins/owners can manage team members * viewAdmin() - Only admins/owners can view admin panel * manageInvitations() - Only admins/owners can manage invitations 2. app/Livewire/Team/InviteLink.php - Added explicit role elevation checks to prevent: * Members from inviting admins or owners * Admins from inviting owners (defense-in-depth) - Validates that inviter has sufficient privileges for target role Test Coverage: 1. tests/Feature/TeamPolicyTest.php - 24 comprehensive tests covering all policy methods - Tests for owner, admin, member, and non-member access - Specific tests for the privilege escalation vulnerability 2. tests/Feature/TeamInvitationPrivilegeEscalationTest.php - 11 tests covering all role elevation scenarios - Tests member → admin/owner escalation (blocked) - Tests admin → owner escalation (blocked) - Tests valid invitation paths for each role Impact: - Prevents privilege escalation attacks - Protects all Coolify instances from unauthorized access - Enforces proper role hierarchy in team management References: - Identified by Aikido AI whitebox pentest service - CVE: Pending assignment - Severity: Critical 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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expect($this->owner->can('view', $this->team))->toBeTrue();
});
test('admin can view team', function () {
$this->actingAs($this->admin);
session(['currentTeam' => $this->team]);
fix: critical privilege escalation in team invitation system This commit addresses a critical security vulnerability where low-privileged users (members) could invite high-privileged users (admins/owners) to teams, allowing them to escalate their own privileges through password reset. Root Causes Fixed: 1. TeamPolicy authorization checks were commented out, allowing all team members to manage invitations instead of just admins/owners 2. Missing role elevation checks in InviteLink component allowed members to invite users with higher privileges Security Fixes: 1. app/Policies/TeamPolicy.php - Uncommented and enforced authorization checks for: * update() - Only admins/owners can update team settings * delete() - Only admins/owners can delete teams * manageMembers() - Only admins/owners can manage team members * viewAdmin() - Only admins/owners can view admin panel * manageInvitations() - Only admins/owners can manage invitations 2. app/Livewire/Team/InviteLink.php - Added explicit role elevation checks to prevent: * Members from inviting admins or owners * Admins from inviting owners (defense-in-depth) - Validates that inviter has sufficient privileges for target role Test Coverage: 1. tests/Feature/TeamPolicyTest.php - 24 comprehensive tests covering all policy methods - Tests for owner, admin, member, and non-member access - Specific tests for the privilege escalation vulnerability 2. tests/Feature/TeamInvitationPrivilegeEscalationTest.php - 11 tests covering all role elevation scenarios - Tests member → admin/owner escalation (blocked) - Tests admin → owner escalation (blocked) - Tests valid invitation paths for each role Impact: - Prevents privilege escalation attacks - Protects all Coolify instances from unauthorized access - Enforces proper role hierarchy in team management References: - Identified by Aikido AI whitebox pentest service - CVE: Pending assignment - Severity: Critical 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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expect($this->admin->can('view', $this->team))->toBeTrue();
});
test('member can view team', function () {
$this->actingAs($this->member);
session(['currentTeam' => $this->team]);
fix: critical privilege escalation in team invitation system This commit addresses a critical security vulnerability where low-privileged users (members) could invite high-privileged users (admins/owners) to teams, allowing them to escalate their own privileges through password reset. Root Causes Fixed: 1. TeamPolicy authorization checks were commented out, allowing all team members to manage invitations instead of just admins/owners 2. Missing role elevation checks in InviteLink component allowed members to invite users with higher privileges Security Fixes: 1. app/Policies/TeamPolicy.php - Uncommented and enforced authorization checks for: * update() - Only admins/owners can update team settings * delete() - Only admins/owners can delete teams * manageMembers() - Only admins/owners can manage team members * viewAdmin() - Only admins/owners can view admin panel * manageInvitations() - Only admins/owners can manage invitations 2. app/Livewire/Team/InviteLink.php - Added explicit role elevation checks to prevent: * Members from inviting admins or owners * Admins from inviting owners (defense-in-depth) - Validates that inviter has sufficient privileges for target role Test Coverage: 1. tests/Feature/TeamPolicyTest.php - 24 comprehensive tests covering all policy methods - Tests for owner, admin, member, and non-member access - Specific tests for the privilege escalation vulnerability 2. tests/Feature/TeamInvitationPrivilegeEscalationTest.php - 11 tests covering all role elevation scenarios - Tests member → admin/owner escalation (blocked) - Tests admin → owner escalation (blocked) - Tests valid invitation paths for each role Impact: - Prevents privilege escalation attacks - Protects all Coolify instances from unauthorized access - Enforces proper role hierarchy in team management References: - Identified by Aikido AI whitebox pentest service - CVE: Pending assignment - Severity: Critical 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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expect($this->member->can('view', $this->team))->toBeTrue();
});
test('non-team member cannot view team', function () {
$outsider = User::factory()->create();
$this->actingAs($outsider);
session(['currentTeam' => $this->team]);
fix: critical privilege escalation in team invitation system This commit addresses a critical security vulnerability where low-privileged users (members) could invite high-privileged users (admins/owners) to teams, allowing them to escalate their own privileges through password reset. Root Causes Fixed: 1. TeamPolicy authorization checks were commented out, allowing all team members to manage invitations instead of just admins/owners 2. Missing role elevation checks in InviteLink component allowed members to invite users with higher privileges Security Fixes: 1. app/Policies/TeamPolicy.php - Uncommented and enforced authorization checks for: * update() - Only admins/owners can update team settings * delete() - Only admins/owners can delete teams * manageMembers() - Only admins/owners can manage team members * viewAdmin() - Only admins/owners can view admin panel * manageInvitations() - Only admins/owners can manage invitations 2. app/Livewire/Team/InviteLink.php - Added explicit role elevation checks to prevent: * Members from inviting admins or owners * Admins from inviting owners (defense-in-depth) - Validates that inviter has sufficient privileges for target role Test Coverage: 1. tests/Feature/TeamPolicyTest.php - 24 comprehensive tests covering all policy methods - Tests for owner, admin, member, and non-member access - Specific tests for the privilege escalation vulnerability 2. tests/Feature/TeamInvitationPrivilegeEscalationTest.php - 11 tests covering all role elevation scenarios - Tests member → admin/owner escalation (blocked) - Tests admin → owner escalation (blocked) - Tests valid invitation paths for each role Impact: - Prevents privilege escalation attacks - Protects all Coolify instances from unauthorized access - Enforces proper role hierarchy in team management References: - Identified by Aikido AI whitebox pentest service - CVE: Pending assignment - Severity: Critical 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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expect($outsider->can('view', $this->team))->toBeFalse();
});
});