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CVE-2026-59682 is a path-traversal vulnerability in OpenRGB through version 1.0rc3 in handling of the SDK server SAVE_PROFILE message. The server accepts a client-supplied profile path without adequate validation or canonicalization, permitting traversal sequences to escape the intended profile directory. A client can consequently cause OpenRGB to create or truncate and overwrite files writable by the OpenRGB process. The associated filename-sanitization fix applies to profile save, load, and deletion operations.
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An OpenRGB path-traversal vulnerability in SAVE_PROFILE that permits arbitrary file overwrite through crafted profile paths.
A path-traversal arbitrary-file-write vulnerability in the OpenRGB SDK server's SAVE_PROFILE command.
An arbitrary file-overwrite vulnerability in OpenRGB's handling of SAVE_PROFILE messages, affecting OpenRGB through version 1.0rc3.
A prior OpenRGB vulnerability referenced as the vulnerability extended by CVE-2026-59683. No additional technical details are provided.
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