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Dragonfly Manager exposes unauthenticated REST API endpoints at GET /api/v1/oauth and GET /api/v1/oauth/:id that return configured OAuth provider records without requiring authentication. The returned JSON includes sensitive OAuth configuration data such as client_secret, client_id, and redirect URL for configured identity providers including GitHub and Google. This results in an information disclosure vulnerability in the Manager API caused by insufficient access control on the OAuth route group and unsafe serialization of secret material in API responses.
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