CVE-2025-48371: medium-severity vulnerability in openfga
OpenFGA Authorization Bypass
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No sign of exploitation. No public exploitation artifact known so far.
OpenFGA, a permission system, has a flaw in versions 1.8.0 to 1.8.12 that allows someone to bypass authorization checks under specific conditions involving how permissions are defined. This means an attacker could gain access to resources they shouldn't be allowed to access.
An authorization bypass vulnerability exists in OpenFGA's Check and ListObjects APIs when an authorization model defines a relationship assignable by both type-bound public access and usersets, combined with contextual tuples where the user field is a userset but type-bound public access tuples are absent. The vulnerability requires specific model configuration and contextual tuple conditions to be exploited, potentially allowing unauthorized access to protected resources.
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