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CVE-2026-65050 is a missing authorization vulnerability in the Ninja Forms WordPress plugin affecting version 3.14.8 and earlier. The flaw is present in the render callback for the ninja-forms/submissions-table Gutenberg block. An authenticated attacker with Author-level privileges can embed this block in published content and supply an arbitrary form identifier, causing stored form submissions to be exposed to unauthenticated visitors. The issue is compounded by a signed bearer token being injected into page visitors' browsers through WordPress script localization, which can then be used against the plugin's REST API submissions endpoint to retrieve saved submission field values. Exposed data can include sensitive personally identifiable information such as names, email addresses, and phone numbers.
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A missing authorization vulnerability in the Ninja Forms WordPress plugin submissions-table Gutenberg block that discloses form submissions to unauthenticated visitors.
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