CVE-2024-45784: high-severity vulnerability in Apache Airflow
Apache Airflow: Sensitive configuration values are not masked in the logs by default
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No sign of exploitation. No public exploitation artifact known so far.
Apache Airflow before version 2.10.3 fails to automatically mask sensitive configuration values (like passwords and API keys) in task logs, allowing unauthorized users who can read the logs to discover and misuse these secrets.
Airflow versions <2.10.3 lack default masking of sensitive configuration variables in task logging output, enabling DAG authors or attackers with log access to extract credentials. The vulnerability requires log access but no special privileges to exploit; mitigation in 2.10.3 implements automatic secret masking in logs.
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