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0 ## Summary The Shopper Framework discount management functionality accepts negative discount values without server-side validation. It was confirmed that negative fixed-amount discounts can be created through the administrative interface, persisted to the database, and subsequently processed by the cart/order calculation pipeline. The application appears to assume that discount values are always positive but does not enforce this assumption during creation, storage, or calculation. As a result, malformed discount records can influence financial calculations and produce unintended order totals. --- ## Affected Product **Package:** shopper/framework **Version Tested:** 2.8.1 --- ## Vulnerability Type * Business Logic Vulnerability * Improper Input Validation (CWE-20) --- ## Description While reviewing the discount functionality, it was discovered that the application accepts negative discount values through the administrative interface. Example values tested: ```text -50.00 -99,999,999.00 ``` The application accepted these values without validation and stored them in the database. Example records observed in the `sh_discounts` table: ```text 1 | QCZ5Y3HESM | fixed_amount | -5000 4 | TOZKAHCB4S | fixed_amount | -9999999900 ``` This demonstrates that negative discount values are successfully persisted. --- ## Steps to Reproduce ### 1. Create a Discount Login as an administrator. Navigate to: ```text /cpanel/discounts ``` Create a new discount with the following values: ```text Type: fixed_amount Value: -99999999 ``` Save the discount. ### 2. Observe Successful Creation The discount is accepted by the application and displayed in the administration interface. Example: ```text Code: TOZKAHCB4S Amount: -$99,999,999.00 ``` ### 3. Verify Database Persistence Inspect the database: ```sql select * from sh_discounts; ``` Observed entry: ```text TOZKAHCB4S | fixed_amount | -9999999900 ``` --- ## Technical Analysis ### Discount Calculation File: ```text vendor/shopper/cart/src/Discounts/DiscountCalculator.php ``` Observed code: ```php $fixedAmount = $discount->value; ``` The value is later processed without validation: ```php $fixedAmount = min($fixedAmount, $applicableSubtotal); ``` When a negative value is supplied: ```php min(-9999999900, 10000) ``` returns: ```php -9999999900 ``` allowing the negative value to continue through the calculation pipeline. The resulting adjustment values are inserted into the database: ```php CartLineAdjustment::query()->insert($adjustments); ``` No validation was identified to ensure that discount amounts are positive before calculations occur. --- ### Final Total Calculation File: ```text vendor/shopper/cart/src/Pipelines/Calculate.php ``` Observed logic: ```php $context->total = max( 0, $context->taxInclusive ? $context->subtotal - $context->discountTotal : $context->subtotal - $context->discountTotal + $context->taxTotal ); ``` Because negative discount values are allowed to reach this stage, financial calculations are performed using malformed discount data. Example: ```text Subtotal = 10000 DiscountTotal = -5000 ``` Resulting calculation: ```text 10000 - (-5000) ``` Result: ```text 15000 ``` This demonstrates that negative discount values directly affect order total calculations. --- ## Impact The following was confirmed: * Negative discount values are accepted. * Negative discount values are persisted. * Negative discount values are processed by the discount calculation engine. * Negative discount values affect order total calculations. Potential consequences include: * Incorrect pricing calculations. * Financial data integrity issues. * Unexpected order totals. * Violated assumptions within downstream pricing logic. * Future vulnerabilities if additional components assume discount values are always positive. Because Shopper is a headless e-commerce administration framework and does not ship with a customer-facing storefront, it was not verified a customer-facing exploitation path. However, malformed discount records currently propagate through pricing calculations without validation. --- ## Recommendation Implement server-side validation enforcing positive discount values before persistence and before entering the calculation pipeline. Suggested validation: ### Fixed Amount Discounts ```text value > 0 ``` ### Percentage Discounts ```text 0 < value <= 100 ``` Additionally, existing discount records should be validated before calculation to prevent malformed data from influencing pricing logic. --- ## Environment ```text Shopper Framework 2.8.1 Laravel 12.61.1 PHP 8.4.16 SQLite ``` Join the discussion | GCVE Database | 09/11/2026, 21:28:00 UTC Added: 09/12/2026, 00:43:39 UTC |
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