CVE-2026-126801: OAuth Bypass Vulnerability in Rote Affects User Accounts
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- •CVE-2026-126801 allows account takeover via OAuth merge in Rote versions 1.2.0-2.6.0.
- •Attackers can exploit this vulnerability without user interaction, posing a high risk.
- •Organizations should prioritize upgrading to patched versions and monitor OAuth activity.
A high-impact vulnerability, CVE-2026-126801, has been identified in Rote versions 1.2.0 through 2.6.0, allowing authenticated users to exploit an authorization bypass in the OAuth bind/merge endpoint. This flaw enables attackers to merge any OAuth-bound account into their own, potentially leading to account takeover and data loss. The vulnerability affects users who utilize OAuth sign-in with GitHub or Apple, particularly in internet-accessible deployments. Attackers can execute this without user interaction, making it a significant risk for organizations with sensitive data. The urgency for exploitation cannot be confirmed as there are no details on KEV, SSVC, PoC, or EPSS status. Organizations are advised to monitor for unusual OAuth requests and review authentication logs. Prompt upgrades to patched versions are recommended to mitigate risks.
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