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Affected versions of this package are vulnerable to Use of Weak Hash via the grantee ID hashing logic. An attacker can make two different RBAC grantee records map to the same truncated identifier by creating or renaming roles and collections whose metadata is hashed into the 16-hex MD5-based grantee ID. This allows a grantee’s privileges or metadata to overlap with another’s, so grant listing, migration, or cleanup can read, copy, or remove the wrong RBAC subtree.