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CVE-2026-55615 is an injection vulnerability in Langroid's Neo4jChatAgent affecting versions prior to 0.65.5. The component forwards LLM-generated Cypher statements directly to the Neo4j driver without validation, without a statement-type allowlist, and without a protective opt-in gate for dangerous operations. Because the generated Cypher can be influenced by prompt injection through direct user input or indirectly through retrieval-augmented content consumed by the agent, an attacker can steer the model into producing attacker-controlled database queries. Successful exploitation enables unauthorized execution of arbitrary Cypher within the privileges available to the configured Neo4j connection. This can expose, modify, or delete graph data, and in deployments where Neo4j dangerous procedures are enabled, can extend beyond the database boundary to operating-system command execution and filesystem interaction.
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