CVE-2026-50204 affects Apache Airflow single-entity endpoints and was fixed in version 3.3.0. It is distinct from CVE-2026-68969, which involves sensitive-information exposure through bulk endpoints. Detailed root-cause and exploitation information for CVE-2026-50204 is currently not available.
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An earlier Apache Airflow vulnerability involving the single-entity endpoint code path, mentioned to distinguish its fix from the bulk-endpoint secret exposure. Its fix shipped in version 3.3.0, but does not resolve CVE-2026-68969.
An earlier Apache Airflow vulnerability referenced as a comparison to the bulk-endpoint audit-log exposure. Its fix shipped in version 3.3.0 and covers single-entity endpoints only, leaving the separately identified bulk-endpoint vulnerability unresolved.
A previously addressed Apache Airflow vulnerability involving the single-entity endpoint code path. Its fix shipped in version 3.3.0 but does not protect the bulk endpoints affected by CVE-2026-68969. The reference provides no further technical details about this earlier vulnerability.
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