CVE-2025-51869 is an insecure direct object reference (IDOR) vulnerability in Liner, affecting versions through 2025-06-03. The issue is present in the v1/space/{space_id}/thread/{thread_id}/message/{message_id} endpoint, where access control appears to be insufficiently enforced on object identifiers supplied by the client. By crafting or manipulating the space_id, thread_id, and message_id path parameters, an attacker may be able to access message resources outside their authorized scope. The available information indicates the flaw enables unauthorized retrieval of sensitive information associated with other spaces, threads, or messages.
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