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CVE-2026-73061 is a critical improper access control vulnerability in Scriban affecting versions before 7.2.2. The flaw resides in TypedObjectAccessor, which fails to enforce CLR setter visibility when template code writes object properties. As a result, templates can modify properties that should not be writable through normal access controls, including properties with private, internal, or init-only setters. The issue also enables mass assignment against properties with public setters. Successful exploitation allows untrusted template code to alter live host application objects during rendering, and those changes can persist after template execution completes.
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A critical improper access control vulnerability in Scriban's TypedObjectAccessor that allows template code to bypass .NET visibility modifiers and write private, internal, or init-only CLR object properties, enabling mass assignment, state corruption, and potential privilege escalation.
An access-modifier bypass vulnerability in Scriban's TypedObjectAccessor that allows arbitrary property writes to CLR object properties without setter-visibility checks, affecting versions before 7.2.2.
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