JSON path injection via unescaped get_path segments in AshSqlite
CVSS score
2.1
EPSS probability
%0.2
Risk score
0.0
Published
1 mo ago
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AshSqlite Vulnerability (CVE-2026-77846) Exposes Hidden JSON Fields
CVE-2026-77846, a newly disclosed AshSqlite vulnerability, can allow attackers to access hidden or sensitive fields stored inside JSON and map columns when applications pass untrusted input to AshSqlite's get_path/2 functionality. The Erlang Ecosystem Foundation's CNA issued the vulnerability entry on August 30, 2026. The issue affects AshSqlite, the SQLite data layer used by the Ash Framework. Although it involves database queries, CVE-2026-77846 is not SQL injection. Instead, the AshSqlite vulnerability results from unsafe construction of JSON paths and the way SQLite interprets special char
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