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CVE-2024-50312 is an information-disclosure vulnerability in OpenShift GraphQL functionality caused by insufficient access control over GraphQL introspection queries. An unauthenticated or otherwise unauthorized requester can enumerate the GraphQL schema, including available queries and mutations. The disclosed interface metadata can reveal application implementation details and expose functionality useful for further attack development.
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An information-disclosure vulnerability caused by GraphQL introspection in OpenShift, addressed in the OpenShift Container Platform 4.17.12 update.
An information-disclosure vulnerability in OpenShift GraphQL functionality through GraphQL introspection.
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