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CVE-2026-24768 is an unvalidated redirect vulnerability in NocoDB prior to version 0.301.0. The flaw is in the login flow’s handling of the user-controlled continueAfterSignIn parameter. During authentication, NocoDB conditionally performs client-side navigation based on this parameter without adequately validating the destination’s origin, domain, or protocol. As a result, an attacker can cause a legitimate post-authentication redirect to an arbitrary external site. The issue is a web application logic flaw that can be used to abuse user trust in the authentic NocoDB sign-in process for phishing and related social-engineering attacks. The vulnerability does not itself bypass authentication, expose credentials directly, enable arbitrary code execution, or grant privilege escalation.
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continueAfterSignIn against a strict allowlist, enforce same-origin-only redirects, reject absolute and protocol-relative destinations, or strip the parameter at a reverse proxy or WAF for sign-in requests. Where external navigation cannot be fully prevented, add a user-visible interstitial warning before leaving the trusted application context after authentication.Patch, then assume compromise.
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