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CVE-2026-72899 is a critical SQL injection vulnerability in Metabase. The flaw allows an unauthenticated attacker to inject arbitrary SQL through a publicly shared card or dashboard when it exposes a field-filter, also described as a dimension parameter. The issue affects multiple supported release lines, specifically versions from x.58.0 before x.58.24, x.59.0 before x.59.21, x.60.0 before x.60.17, x.61.0 before x.61.11, x.62.0 before x.62.9, and x.63.0 before x.63.5. The vulnerability is classified as CWE-89 and is remotely exploitable without user interaction or prior authentication.
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An unauthenticated remote SQL injection vulnerability in Metabase involving requests that include a field filter (dimension) parameter.
A SQL injection vulnerability in Metabase affecting multiple release branches, addressed by updating to fixed versions.
A specific vulnerability tracked as CVE-2026-72899 affecting Metabase across multiple version branches, with fixed versions identified. The SSVC metadata indicates no known exploitation, automatable exploitation potential, and total technical impact.
A critical unauthenticated SQL injection vulnerability in Metabase that can be exploited through publicly shared cards or dashboards exposing a field-filter parameter.
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