Ansible-Automation-Platform-26 Controller-Rhel9 vulnerabilities

CVE-2026-41066 [HIGH] CWE-611 lxml: python: lxml: Information disclosure via untrusted XML input leading to local file read lxml: python: lxml: Information disclosure via untrusted XML input leading to local file read A flaw was found in lxml, a library for processing XML and HTML in Python. A remote attacker can exploit this vulnerability by sending untrusted XML input to an application using lxml's default parser configuration. This allows the attacker to read local files on the system, leadi

CVE-2026-41140 [LOW] CWE-22 poetry: python: Poetry: Path traversal vulnerability allows arbitrary file write via malicious package extraction poetry: python: Poetry: Path traversal vulnerability allows arbitrary file write via malicious package extraction A flaw was found in Poetry, a dependency manager for Python. This vulnerability allows a remote attacker to perform a path traversal attack. By crafting a malicious software package, the `extractall()` function in Poetry can be tricked into wr

CVE-2026-41988 [LOW] CWE-787 uuid: uuid: Unexpected data writes when using external output buffers with specific UUID versions uuid: uuid: Unexpected data writes when using external output buffers with specific UUID versions A flaw was found in uuid. When external output buffers are used with UUID versions 3, 5, or 6, an attacker with local access may be able to cause unexpected data writes. This vulnerability could lead to low impact data integrity issues. UUID version 4 is not affected. Pack

CVE-2026-3219 [MEDIUM] CWE-1287 pip: pip: Incorrect file installation due to improper archive handling pip: pip: Incorrect file installation due to improper archive handling A flaw was found in pip. This vulnerability occurs because pip incorrectly processes concatenated tar and ZIP files as ZIP files, regardless of their true format. This improper handling can lead to confusing installation behavior, potentially causing the installation of unintended or 'incorrect' files. This could allow an a