What is CVE-2025-14001?

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Review the patch diff analysis in this report to understand the security fix. Updating to the patched version is recommended to mitigate CVE-2025-14001.

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CVE-2025-14001 NVD

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includes/Classes/ButtonDuplicate.php AI: 1 vulnerabilities 1 true positive CVE-2025-14001

--- cache/wp-duplicate-page_1.8/includes/Classes/ButtonDuplicate.php	2026-01-13 11:24:39.440380071 +0000+++ cache/wp-duplicate-page_1.8.1/includes/Classes/ButtonDuplicate.php	2026-01-13 11:24:41.236490981 +0000@@ -53,6 +53,9 @@  	public function duplicateBulkHandle( $redirect, $action, $postIds ) { 		if ( 'wp_duplicate_page_bulk_action' === $action ) {+			if ( ! Utils::isCurrentUserAllowedToCopy() ) {+				return $redirect;+			} 			// Get the original post 			$counter = 0; 			if ( is_array( $postIds ) ) {@@ -78,6 +81,9 @@  	public function duplicateBulkHandleHPOS( $redirect, $action, $ids ) { 		if ( 'wp_duplicate_page_bulk_action' === $action ) {+			if ( ! Utils::isCurrentUserAllowedToCopy() ) {+				return $redirect;+			} 			$counter = 0; 			if ( is_array( $ids ) ) { 				foreach ( $ids as $orderId ) {

AI Analysis

```
Vulnerability Existed: yes
TRUE POSITIVE
Improper Access Control - CWE-284 - includes/Classes/ButtonDuplicate.php [56-58, 84-86]

Old Code:
public function duplicateBulkHandle( $redirect, $action, $postIds ) {
    if ( 'wp_duplicate_page_bulk_action' === $action ) {
        // Get the original post
        $counter = 0;
        if ( is_array( $postIds ) ) {
            ...

Fixed Code:
public function duplicateBulkHandle( $redirect, $action, $postIds ) {
    if ( 'wp_duplicate_page_bulk_action' === $action ) {
        if ( ! Utils::isCurrentUserAllowedToCopy() ) {
            return $redirect;
        }
        // Get the original post
        $counter = 0;
        if ( is_array( $postIds ) ) {
            ...

Explanation:
The original code was missing authorization checks before performing bulk page duplication operations. An authenticated user could potentially duplicate pages without proper permission validation. The fix adds a capability check via `Utils::isCurrentUserAllowedToCopy()` in both bulk action handlers (`duplicateBulkHandle` and `duplicateBulkHandleHPOS`), ensuring only authorized users can execute the duplication action. This prevents privilege escalation and unauthorized content duplication.
```

CVE Analysis Results:

CVE-2025-14001: Yes

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The WP Duplicate Page plugin for WordPress is vulnerable to unauthorized modification of data due to missing capability checks on the 'duplicateBulkHandle' and 'duplicateBulkHandleHPOS' functions in all versions up to, and including, 1.8. This makes it possible for authenticated attackers, with Contributor-level access and above, to duplicate arbitrary posts, pages, and WooCommerce HPOS orders even when their role is explicitly excluded from the plugin's "Allowed User Roles" setting, potentially exposing sensitive information and allowing duplicate fulfillment of WooCommerce orders.

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