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CVE-2026-14380 is a code-injection vulnerability in Perl DBI versions before 1.650. When a string is assigned to a DBI handle's Profile attribute, DBI parses it into path, package, and argument components, then interpolates the package component into a string eval without validating the package name. An attacker-controlled Profile value can therefore inject and execute arbitrary Perl code in the host process. Untrusted Profile input can originate from the DBI_PROFILE environment variable, direct Profile attribute assignment, or a Profile specification in a DSN driver-attribute clause. Network-exposed DBI::Gofer and DBI::ProxyServer deployments are particularly exposed when client-controlled per-request DSNs reach the Profile attribute.
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A vulnerability affecting the FreeBSD p5-DBI package, addressed in DBI releases 1.650 through 1.654. The content does not provide vulnerability-specific technical details.
A vulnerability addressed by Miracle Linux advisory AXSA-2026-1822 affecting the perl-dbi package on Miracle Linux 9; the content provides no technical vulnerability details.
A vulnerability referenced by the TencentOS Server 3 Perl-DBI security update.
A Perl DBI code-injection vulnerability affecting versions before 1.650. An attacker who controls input reaching the DBI Profile attribute—through DBI_PROFILE, direct assignment, or a DSN driver-attribute clause—can execute arbitrary Perl code in the host process, including system commands. Network-exposed DBI::Gofer or DBI::ProxyServer deployments may permit remote code execution on the broker host through attacker-controlled per-request DSNs.
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