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CVE-2026-56832 is an authorization flaw in PraisonAI's DiscordApproval backend in which unrelated subsequent channel messages, including simple affirmative responses such as "yes," can be accepted as approval for a pending dangerous tool invocation. The approval logic does not sufficiently bind an approval response to the specific request that initiated it and does not adequately enforce that the approving message originates from an authorized approver for that request. As a result, approval of sensitive actions can be inferred from unrelated channel activity rather than from an authenticated, request-specific authorization event.
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