EM-20261105-5JJN
VulnerabilityCritical severity
Critical SAML HTTP-Redirect Vulnerability (CVE-2026-117691)
CVE-2026-117691
Status
Developing
Since : signals keep joining.
- First Signal
- Nov 05 00:00 UTCC41 Red Hat Security Data
- Page Born
- Nov 05 14:17 UTCsecond source joined
- Last Signal
- Nov 05 14:17 UTC15 hours before snapshot
- Sources
- 21 official · 1 research, news or crowd
- Open For
- 25 hoursso far
Life Of This Page
- 1BornA second, independent source names it.
- 2Developing · NowNew signals join; severity can move.
- 3ConfirmedNot yetCISA KEV lists it, or exploitation in the wild is reported.
- 4ResolvedNot yetPast the fix deadline and 14 days with no new signal.
- 5ArchivedNot yet30 days after resolved. Read only; the link keeps working. Reopens if it comes back.
The ID never changes, and earlier addresses keep working. A correction is logged, never overwritten. If two pages turn out to be one incident, the later one points to the earlier.
Vulnerability Lifecycle
- Disclosed: reachedNov 05 14:17 UTCC6 NVD published
- Scored: reachedNov 05 14:17 UTCCVSS 9.1
- Exploited: not yetNot yetNo exploitation reported
- Advisories: not yetNot yetNone yet
- Vendor Response: reachedNov 05 00:00 UTCC41 published
- Resolved: not yetNot yetAfter 14 quiet days
Timeline
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Signals
- CVE-2026-117691 (CVSS 9.1) (opens source in a new tab) A flaw was found in the SAML HTTP-Redirect binding implementation of Keycloak. The issue occurs because the server processes percent-encoded parameter names (like %53AMLResponse) while the signature verification logic on… Crit severityDatabaseC6 NVD CVE API 2.0
- Red Hat: CVE-2026-117691 (important) (opens source in a new tab) keycloak-services: keycloak-services: SAML redirect binding signature bypass via percent-encoded parameter names High severityVendorC41 Red Hat Security Data