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CVE-2026-56833 is a path traversal vulnerability in PraisonAI Dynamic Context history and terminal tooling. The affected functionality uses caller-controlled identifiers such as run_id and agent_id in filesystem path construction for history and terminal read, search, and export operations. Insufficient validation and containment enforcement allows an attacker to supply absolute paths or traversal sequences that resolve outside the configured storage base directory. As a result, the vulnerable code can access reachable .jsonl and .log files beyond the intended storage scope, including files associated with conversation history and terminal activity.
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