CVE-2026-54650
NVD: openhole exposes localhost to the internet in one command. NVD: In 0.1.1 and earlier, openhole-server in internal/server/public_proxy.go forwarded r.URL.Path instead of preserving the original request target with r.URL.EscapedPath(), allowing percent encoded dot segments %2e and separators %2f to reach tunneled local... NVD: This issue is fixed in version 0.1.2.
8.6 Severity
HIGH EPSS
0.0036 (29) KEV
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Source-published summary
NVD: openhole exposes localhost to the internet in one command. NVD: In 0.1.1 and earlier, openhole-server in internal/server/public_proxy.go forwarded r.URL.Path instead of preserving the original request target with r.URL.EscapedPath(), allowing percent encoded dot segments %2e and separators %2f to reach tunneled local... NVD: This issue is fixed in version 0.1.2.
Possible impact
Source describes path traversal review. Possible impact: An attacker may be able to reach files outside the intended application path.
Affected context
Affected product or version requires source confirmation.
Remediation / advisory
Patch confirmed by source text; fixed version context: version.
Why it matters
Source describes path traversal review. Possible impact: An attacker may be able to reach files outside the intended application path.; CVSS 8.6 (HIGH); EPSS percentile 29; not listed in KEV; Patch confirmed by source text; fixed version context: version; sources: NVD, OSV.
What to verify
Confirm affected product/version, vendor advisory, patch or mitigation, and exposure.
Exposure hint
exposure unknown
Impact tags
Urgency reasons
Source-derived note
Summary derived from NVD / OSV description; unsafe procedural detail is not shown.
Redaction metadata
- source summary used
- True
- fallback summary used
- False
- unsafe procedural detail present
- false
- raw source displayed
- false
- public summary redacted
- true
Remediation handoff
Public-safe static handoff for human/Codex remediation planning. Scan, patch, external execution, and auto remediation are disabled.
Safety note
This radar shows source-published defensive context only. Exploit procedures, exploit strings, scanner commands, and auto-remediation are not provided.