CVE-2026-57121 is an improper authorization vulnerability in PraisonAI Platform affecting versions starting at 0.1.4 and fixed in 0.1.6. The API's DELETE endpoints fail to enforce ownership or privileged-role authorization checks, allowing any authenticated workspace member to delete resources created by other workspace members or by the workspace owner. Affected resource types include projects, agents, issues, labels, issue dependencies, and issue-label attachments. The flaw stems from missing server-side validation that the requester is either the resource owner or holds an administrative role before destructive actions are permitted.
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