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CVE-2026-19869: CWE-639 Authorization bypass through User-Controlled key in neo4j graphqlCVE-2026-19869
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A vulnerability in neo4j/graphql from version 5.2.0 up to certain later versions allows bypass of stricter field-level authentication rules when a type-level authentication rule is also present. Specifically, if both type-level and field-level @authentication rules exist on the same operation type, only the type-level rule is enforced, and the field-level rule is ignored. This can allow users with a valid token that meets the broader type-level rule but lacks stricter field-level permissions (e.g., admin role) to access restricted fields.

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