CVE-2026-74791 is an authorization bypass and information exposure vulnerability in Scriban versions before 7.0.0. The flaw is caused by TemplateContext.Reset() failing to clear the CachedTemplates dictionary, allowing previously loaded templates to remain available when a TemplateContext instance is reused. In deployments that use request-dependent ITemplateLoader implementations, this stale cache can cause later renders to reuse template content that was authorized for an earlier request, without invoking TemplateLoader.Load() again. As a result, template access decisions tied to the current request context can be bypassed, exposing previously authorized template content across requests or users.
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