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CVE-2026-41041 is a low-severity URL path injection vulnerability in Apache Gravitino affecting versions 1.0.0 through before 1.2.1. The flaw arises from unencoded user-supplied identifiers used in MCP REST client f-string URL construction. Because attacker-controlled identifier values are incorporated into URL paths without proper encoding, crafted input can alter the intended path structure and trigger path traversal to unintended API endpoints. The issue is rooted in improper handling of URL encoding during client-side request construction.
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A low-severity URL path injection vulnerability in Apache Gravitino caused by unencoded user-supplied identifiers in MCP REST client f-string URL construction, enabling path traversal to unintended API endpoints.
A URL path injection vulnerability in Apache Gravitino caused by unencoded user-supplied identifiers, affecting versions 1.0.0 before 1.2.1.
A URL path injection vulnerability in Apache Gravitino caused by unencoded user-supplied identifiers in MCP REST client f-string URL construction, enabling path traversal to unintended API endpoints.
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