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Joovili 3.1.4 contains an authentication bypass vulnerability that allows remote attackers to gain unauthorized access to user, staff, or administrator accounts by manipulating session-related cookies. Specifically, attackers can set the session_id, session_logged_in, and session_username cookies to impersonate users; session_admin_id, session_admin_username, and session_admin cookies to impersonate administrators; and session_staff_id, session_staff_username, and session_staff cookies to impersonate staff users. The application fails to properly validate session state and privileges based on these cookies, leading to privilege escalation and full compromise of user accounts.
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