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CVE-2026-84680 is an authorization flaw in Red Hat Ansible Automation Controller affecting organization-level Galaxy credential attachment. The attachment operation verifies only that the requesting user has read permission on the credential, rather than enforcing the required credential-use permission. A user able to read a Galaxy credential can therefore attach and use it in an organization without being authorized to use that credential.
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Organization Galaxy credential attachment enables credential-use privilege escalation in Automation Controller.
Automation Controller credential-use privilege escalation caused by insufficient authorization for organization Galaxy credential attachment.
Galaxy credential attachment checks read permission rather than use permission, allowing unauthorized credential use.
Automation Controller credential-use privilege escalation through organization Galaxy credential attachment.
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