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CVE-2026-59324 is a cross-request message context handling flaw in Spring Integration flows that use .fluxTransform() with an asynchronous or reordering fluxFunction that emits raw payloads. Under concurrent processing on the same FluxMessageChannel subscription, reply-related headers such as replyChannel, errorChannel, correlation identifiers, and propagated security or tenant context can be taken from the most recently consumed upstream message rather than the message actually associated with the emitted payload. This creates a race condition in shared request state handling, causing message metadata to be applied to the wrong response. The result is cross-message header leakage and reply misrouting between concurrent requests.
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