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Security2026-09-25 · source-backed
CVE-2026-61742 affects DBHub before 0.22.5 in its documented HTTP transport mode. The server compared the Origin hostname against the Host hostname and then reflected Origin back, so after a DNS rebind any malicious web page can call execute_sql from the victim's browser. No prompt injection needed at all. The companion bug, CVE-2026-61788 (7.4, fixed in 0.22.6), is that readonly = true on execute_sql didn't make the underlying connection read-only. (GHSA-fm8p-53ww-hf6w) Both published September 24. Running DBHub over HTTP against a real Postgres or MySQL means upgrading and, separately, connecting with a database user that only holds read grants. A flag that claims read-only is a comment; a grant is a control.
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