Improper Authorization in DeepMyst Mysti Contact Tracking
CVE-2026-13591 affects DeepMyst Mysti 0.4.0 in the Contact Tracking component. The vulnerable code is the _isTrackedConversation function in src/managers/ChannelBridge.ts. According to the provided information, manipulation of the _channelType argument can cause an improper authorization condition, allowing authorization checks tied to tracked conversations to be bypassed or incorrectly evaluated. The issue is remotely reachable, but exploitation is described as difficult and requiring high attack complexity. A public exploit is reportedly available.
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