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CVE-2026-65922 is an authorization weakness in JFrog Artifactory affecting handling of trusted internal .jfrog/ metadata paths. Under specific conditions, a user with limited but valid repository access can reach restricted internal metadata locations through operations that bypass the protections normally applied to standard uploads. Reported reachable paths include the REST COPY API, REST MOVE API, and WebDAV MKCOL, which could be used to place or create content in trusted internal metadata areas. The issue stems from Artifactory treating .jfrog/ paths as trusted during authorization checks, enabling unauthorized writes to metadata consumed by package-handling features such as npm signing keys, OCI referrers, Docker indexes, and Ansible indexes. The vulnerability affects integrity and availability rather than confidentiality.
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A JFrog Artifactory vulnerability that allows authenticated users with repository access to write or create content in trusted .jfrog/ metadata paths via REST COPY/MOVE APIs or WebDAV MKCOL, bypassing normal protections and risking supply chain compromise.
One of nine previously unknown zero-day vulnerabilities in JFrog Artifactory self-hosted deployments discovered by OpenAI's models and patched by JFrog; exact flaw type for this specific CVE is not individually specified in the content.
A JFrog Artifactory vulnerability fixed in version 7.161.15 / 7.146.34; the article groups it among flaws enabling impacts such as RCE, SSRF, path traversal, metadata writes, repository property access, and privilege escalation, but does not map this specific CVE to a single impact.
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