CVE-2026-84707 is an authorization flaw in Red Hat Ansible Automation Controller. A crafted host_filter SmartFilter query can traverse the ORM to access JobEvent and AdHocCommandEvent objects without enforcing the required job permissions. This exposes job event_data and standard-output content to unauthorized users.
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Host-filter query traversal permits unauthorized disclosure of Automation Controller job output.
Automation Controller unauthorized job-output disclosure through host-filter query traversal.
SmartFilter ORM traversal exposes job-event and ad-hoc-command event data and stdout to unauthorized users.
Automation Controller unauthorized job-output disclosure through host-filter query traversal.
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