जमा करें #892515: LogNet grpc-spring-boot-starter <=5.2.0 Improper Authorizationजानकारी

शीर्षकLogNet grpc-spring-boot-starter <=5.2.0 Improper Authorization
विवरण## 1. Summary `grpc-spring-boot-starter` processes Spring Security `@Secured` annotations on gRPC services/methods (its default authorization mechanism). When a method is covered by **both** a class-level `@Secured` and a method-level `@Secured`, the starter **appends both into one attribute set** and evaluates it with `AffirmativeBased` (grant if **any** attribute matches). Adding a broad class-level rule therefore **silently weakens** a stricter method-level rule: - method-level `@Secured("ROLE_ADMIN")` **alone** → a `ROLE_USER` caller is correctly **DENIED**; - the **same** method rule **plus** class-level `@Secured("ROLE_USER")` → the same `ROLE_USER` caller is **GRANTED** (`ADMIN` collapses to `USER OR ADMIN`). This is a vertical privilege escalation. The merge is silent (no docs, no startup warning) and fails **open**. Severity is conditional: exploitation requires a service that stacks a broad class-level `@Secured` with a stricter method-level `@Secured` — a configuration reachable using only the library's documented annotations. The report does not claim this is a common or recommended pattern; only that, when present, the library resolves it insecurely. Concrete C/I impact depends on the bypassed method; the library-level defect is the silent loss of the stricter guard.
स्रोत⚠️ https://github.com/LogNet/grpc-spring-boot-starter/issues/423
उपयोगकर्ता
 Wayde.Shi24 (UID 98472)
सबमिशन16/07/2026 03:53 AM (2 महीनों पहले)
संयम30/08/2026 08:19 AM (2 months later)
स्थितिस्वीकृत
VulDB प्रविष्टि397089 [LogNet grpc-spring-boot-starter तक 5.2.0 Annotation Processing अधिकार वृद्धि]
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