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CVE-2026-14380 is a code injection vulnerability in Perl DBI affecting versions before 1.650. The flaw is in handling of the DBI handle Profile attribute when it is supplied as a string. DBI parses the string into path, package, and arguments, then interpolates the package component into a string eval without validating or constraining the package name. If an attacker can influence data that reaches Profile, they can inject and execute arbitrary Perl code within the host process. Documented input paths include the DBI_PROFILE environment variable, direct assignment to the Profile attribute, and a DSN driver-attribute clause that sets Profile. A particularly strong remote exploitation scenario exists where a network-exposed DBI::Gofer or DBI::ProxyServer accepts a client-controlled per-request DSN that is propagated to the vulnerable Profile handling path.
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