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CVE-2026-41327 is a query injection vulnerability in Dgraph, an open source distributed GraphQL database, affecting versions prior to 25.3.3. In vulnerable versions, the cond field of an upsert mutation sent to /mutate?commitNow=true is incorporated into a DQL query string via direct string concatenation using strings.Builder.WriteString after only a cosmetic strings.Replace transformation. Because the input is not escaped, parameterized, or structurally validated, an attacker can supply a crafted cond value that injects an additional named DQL query block. The DQL parser accepts the injected block as syntactically valid, executes it server-side, and returns the query results in the HTTP response. In deployments using Dgraph's default configuration with ACL disabled, this permits unauthenticated access to all data stored in the database.
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