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openDCIM 23.04 through commit 4467e9c4 contains an OS command injection vulnerability in report_network_map.php. The application reads the 'dot' configuration parameter from the fac_Config table and incorporates that value directly into a shell command executed via exec() without proper validation or sanitization. Because the value is database-sourced but still attacker-controllable if fac_Config.dot can be modified, an attacker can supply arbitrary shell metacharacters or a malicious command path and cause unintended command execution. The vulnerable behavior is specifically tied to the network map/report functionality invoking the Graphviz 'dot' binary.
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