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CVE-2026-25700 is an improper restriction of security token assignment vulnerability in Apache Answer through version 2.0.0. Administrative tokens issued to an administrator are not invalidated when that administrator account is suspended, deleted, or deactivated. Consequently, an otherwise valid pre-existing token continues to authenticate to administrative APIs until its normal expiration.
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An Apache Answer administrative-token invalidation flaw affecting versions through 2.0.0. Tokens issued to an administrator remain valid after that account is suspended, deleted, or deactivated, enabling continued access to administrative APIs until token expiry.
An Apache Answer authentication/session management flaw where active admin tokens remained valid after profile deactivation, enabling unauthorized access with stale tokens.
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