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CVE-2026-58043 is an improper path-boundary enforcement flaw in the Node.js Permission Model. When Node.js is run with --permission, radix-tree prefix handling can over-grant filesystem permissions across intended path boundaries. Code granted access to an allowed path can consequently access filesystem paths outside the configured allowlist.
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A Node.js Permission Model enforcement flaw that permits unauthorized filesystem access.
A Miracle Linux 8 Node.js-related vulnerability addressed by advisory AXSA-2026-1771. It is rated CVSS v3.0 7.7 and requires local access and low privileges, with high confidentiality and integrity impact across a changed scope.
A high-impact local vulnerability affecting Miracle Linux 8 Node.js-related packages. The supplied CVSS v3 vector indicates low attack complexity, low privileges required, no user interaction, scope changed, and high confidentiality and integrity impact; availability impact is none.
A locally exploitable vulnerability in Oracle Linux 10 Node.js 24 packages. Based on the supplied CVSS vector, exploitation requires low privileges and no user interaction, can cross a security scope boundary, and has high confidentiality and integrity impact.
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