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CVE-2026-72853 is a SQL injection vulnerability affecting Budibase versions before 3.40.0 in the Oracle datasource connector. The flaw is present in the post-write row lookup logic, which fails to properly escape table names when constructing SQL identifiers. If an attacker can operate on a table whose name contains a double-quote character, crafted input can break out of the intended identifier context and inject attacker-controlled SQL. The injected statements execute with the privileges of the configured datasource database user, enabling unauthorized interaction with the connected Oracle database.
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A high-severity SQL injection flaw in the Budibase Oracle datasource connector caused by improper escaping of table-name identifiers in post-write row lookup functionality.
A SQL injection vulnerability in Budibase before version 3.40.0 affecting the Oracle datasource connector's post-write row lookup, allowing attackers with write permission to inject SQL and read or modify arbitrary data as the datasource database user.
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