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CVE-2025-7784 is a privilege escalation vulnerability in Keycloak affecting deployments where Fine-Grained Admin Permissions v2 (FGAPv2) are enabled. Due to improper privilege enforcement in the administrative interface, an administrative user granted the manage-users role can bypass intended FGAPv2 restrictions and escalate privileges to realm-admin. The flaw breaks the intended separation of administrative duties by allowing a delegated administrator with limited user-management authority to access restricted realm-level administrative capabilities.
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A related Keycloak FGAPv2 privilege escalation vulnerability in the admin console role mapping functionality that could lead to realm-admin escalation.
A related Keycloak FGAPv2 privilege escalation vulnerability in the admin console that allowed users with limited permissions to improperly access restricted administrative functionality.
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Cross-references every affected SKU, including bundled OEM variants.
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