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CVE-2026-52810 is an authorization bypass vulnerability in Gogs affecting Git Smart HTTP handling prior to 0.14.3. The flaw is caused by a logic error in which authorization for POST requests to the Git push endpoint is derived from the client-supplied service query parameter rather than the actual routed operation. As a result, a request targeting git-receive-pack can be evaluated as if it were git-upload-pack when the attacker supplies a read-oriented service value, causing Gogs to apply read-access checks while still dispatching the request to the write handler. This mismatch allows push operations to proceed where only read access should be permitted.
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