SQL Injection in PraisonAI get_all_user_threads
CVE-2026-34934 is a SQL injection vulnerability in PraisonAI, a multi-agent teams system, affecting versions prior to 4.5.90. The flaw is in the get_all_user_threads function, which constructs raw SQL statements using Python f-strings and incorporates thread IDs fetched from the database without proper escaping or parameterization. An attacker can first persist a malicious thread ID via the update_thread function. Later, when the application loads the thread list and get_all_user_threads processes that stored value, the injected SQL payload is executed. This is effectively a second-order SQL injection condition because attacker-controlled data is stored first and executed later in a separate code path.
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