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GeoNetwork contains an authorization bypass in its Elasticsearch-backed search API. According to the provided advisory, when a search request body omits the query field, the application fails to apply the expected ACL/access-control filtering to indexed metadata records. This logic flaw allows requests to return records that should remain restricted, including group-limited, draft, ownership-restricted, and portal-filtered metadata. The issue is therefore an access-control enforcement failure in the search path rather than a memory-safety or injection flaw.
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