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Apache Superset contains an improper authorization flaw in versions before 6.0.0 that allows an authenticated user with permission to update charts to modify dashboards they do not own. The issue is in the chart update workflow exposed through the REST API: when updating chart properties, the request can include a list of dashboard identifiers to associate with the chart. The validation logic in UpdateChartCommand did not verify that the requesting user had write permissions for the target dashboards supplied in the request body. As a result, authorization checks on dashboard ownership or write access could be bypassed through chart update operations, enabling unauthorized modification of dashboard associations.
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