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CVE-2026-8462 is an authenticated SQL injection vulnerability in OpenMeter affecting the meter creation path exposed via POST /api/v1/meters. According to the provided advisory context, user-controlled valueProperty and groupBy fields are incorporated into a ClickHouse query using unsafe string interpolation. The flaw allows attacker-supplied input to bypass or escape intended JSONPath validation and be executed as SQL in the backend query context. In affected shared-database deployments, this can expose data across tenant boundaries. The issue was fixed in OpenMeter version 1.0.0-beta.228.
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