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CVE-2026-7813 is a systemic authorization vulnerability in pgAdmin 4 server mode affecting Server Groups, Servers, Shared Servers, Background Processes, and Debugger functionality in versions before 9.15. Multiple API endpoints retrieved user-owned objects without scoping queries to the requesting user, allowing an authenticated user to access other users’ private objects by enumerating object identifiers. The flaw exposed cross-tenant data including private server definitions, server groups, background process information, and debugger function arguments. In the Shared Servers feature, the issue extended beyond read access: non-owners could access sensitive connection-related fields and modify owner-associated configuration. Exposed data included database authentication material and SSL-related parameters. Several owner-only fields were writable by non-owners, including a field used to invoke a shell command during connection establishment, and additional fields lacked per-user persistence, causing non-owner edits to mutate the owner’s underlying record. The vulnerability was remediated in pgAdmin 4 version 9.15 through centralized access-control enforcement, user-scoped model filtering, denial handling in the connection manager, suppression of owner-only fields for non-owners, and explicit owner-only write guards.
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A systemic authorization failure in pgAdmin 4 server mode that allows any authenticated user to access other users' private database servers, credentials, and background processes by enumerating object IDs, with an additional path to arbitrary command execution via the Shared Servers passexec_cmd field.
A vulnerability in pgAdmin 4 server mode that allowed cross-user data access and shared-server privilege escalation.
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