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CVE-2026-44125 is a missing authorization vulnerability in SEPPmail Secure Email Gateway affecting the new GINA UI (GINA v2) before version 15.0.4. Multiple endpoints in the GINA v2 interface fail to enforce authorization checks, allowing requests to reach functionality that should only be accessible with a valid authenticated session. As described in the provided content, the issue is remotely exploitable without authentication and stems from absent session/authorization validation on several GINA v2 endpoints rather than a credential bypass through valid access control logic.
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A missing authorization flaw affecting multiple endpoints in the new GINA UI, allowing unauthenticated access to functionality that should require a valid session.
A missing authorization vulnerability in SEPPMail GINAv2 mentioned in the overview of fixed issues.
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