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CVE-2025-51586 is a user enumeration vulnerability in the Back Office authentication flow of PrestaShop affecting versions before 8.2.3. The flaw is present in the AdminLogin controller password reset logic, where manipulation of the id_employee and reset_token parameters can cause the application to disclose administrator email address information during password reset form rendering. The issue stems from application logic that renders reset_email even when the supplied reset token is invalid, rather than strictly requiring both parameters to be present and the token to be valid for the selected employee. This allows a remote attacker who can reach the Back Office login URL to enumerate administrator accounts and recover associated email addresses.
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