Security Advisory: Addressing Recent Vulnerabilities in Angular
Summary
Angular has released critical security updates addressing SSR vulnerabilities, including SSRF and Open Redirect issues. Developers are urged to update their applications promptly to enhance security. For detailed patch information, refer to the CVE report on GitHub.
Key Insights
What is a race condition in the context of Angular's SSR vulnerability?
A race condition occurs when multiple rendering requests are processed concurrently, causing Angular's global platform injector to share or overwrite request-specific data, such as authentication tokens or user settings, leading to leakage across user sessions.[1][2][4]
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What are SSRF and Open Redirect vulnerabilities mentioned in the advisory?
SSRF (Server-Side Request Forgery) is a flaw in Angular SSR's URL resolution allowing forged server requests (CVE-2025-62427), while Open Redirect issues enable unauthorized redirects; the primary data leakage vulnerability is CVE-2025-59052 (race condition, CVSS 7.1).[6][7][1]