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CVE-2026-6376 is an improper access control vulnerability in SpiceJet’s public booking retrieval page within the SpiceJet Online Booking System. The affected functionality returns full passenger booking details when supplied with only a Passenger Name Record (PNR) and the passenger’s last name, without requiring authentication or any additional verification. The vulnerable condition is a missing authentication control on a sensitive booking retrieval function, allowing unauthenticated access to extensive personal, travel, and booking metadata associated with a reservation.
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