CVE-2022-21673 is an authorization vulnerability in Grafana's Forward OAuth Identity handling. In affected versions, a query sent to a data source with Forward OAuth Identity enabled using an API token and no other user credentials can cause Grafana to forward the OAuth identity of the most recently logged-in user rather than an identity associated with the API-token holder.
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A Grafana authorization flaw in Forward OAuth Identity Token functionality that can permit access to some data sources.
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Grafana authorization flaw where forwarding an OAuth identity token could allow users to access certain data sources.
Grafana authorization flaw in which forwarding an OAuth identity token could allow users to access certain data sources.
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