www.vulncheck.com Multiple Vulnerabilities in n8n Affecting Versions Before 2.44.1
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- •Multiple vulnerabilities identified in n8n versions before 2.44.1.
- •Issues include authorization bypass and credential exposure.
- •Users should upgrade to the latest version to mitigate risks.
A series of vulnerabilities have been identified in n8n versions prior to 2.44.1, including an authorization bypass, credential exposure, and sensitive data leakage. The affected versions range from 1.123.85 to 2.44.1. Specific issues include an authorization bypass via crafted workflow IDs (CWE-1321), credential exposure through node execution errors (CWE-209), and API token exposure via execution data (CWE-532). Additionally, there are vulnerabilities related to credential guard bypass (CWE-863) and credential theft via error workflow context inheritance (CWE-266). These vulnerabilities could allow unauthorized access and data leakage. Users are advised to update to the latest versions to mitigate these risks. No has been reported as of now.
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