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CVE-2026-76425 is an SQL injection vulnerability in Cisco Identity Services Engine (ISE) APIs. Insufficient validation allows certain attacker-controlled parameters to be concatenated directly into SQL queries. A remote attacker with valid administrative credentials can submit a crafted request containing SQL statements to an affected API endpoint, allowing arbitrary backend database content to be read and server-side request forgery (SSRF) attacks to be conducted.
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An authenticated SQL injection vulnerability in Cisco ISE APIs that can expose arbitrary backend database content and enable SSRF from the affected appliance.
An authenticated remote SQL injection vulnerability in Cisco Identity Services Engine (ISE) APIs caused by insufficient validation of parameters concatenated directly into SQL queries. Exploitation requires valid administrative credentials and can enable arbitrary database reads and SSRF.
Authenticated remote SQL injection vulnerability in Cisco ISE APIs, caused by concatenating insufficiently validated parameters directly into SQL queries. It permits reading arbitrary database content and conducting SSRF attacks.
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