CVE-2025-6197 is an open redirect vulnerability in Grafana OSS affecting the organization switching functionality. The flaw occurs during organization-switch handling and can cause a user to be redirected to an unintended destination when a crafted URL is processed. The issue is specific to multi-organization Grafana deployments and requires the victim to be on a different organization than the one referenced in the malicious URL; available reporting also indicates the targeted user must be a member of both organizations involved in the switch. The vulnerability has been described as affecting Grafana versions starting with 11.5.0. Grafana Cloud is not affected because it does not support Organizations.
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A specific vulnerability referenced only as a Nuclei template filename update in a pull request; no technical details are provided in the content.
A medium-severity open redirect vulnerability in Grafana’s organization switching functionality that can redirect users and may be chained with other attacks.
A related vulnerability mentioned alongside CVE-2025-6023, but not described in detail in the content.
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