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Affected versions of this package are vulnerable to Information Exposure via the REST API endpoints. An attacker can expose hashed user passwords stored in the database by using the ?depth=<N>
query parameter.
Note:
The information is not exposed during direct access to the /api/users/users/
endpoint, but can be exposed through any endpoint which contains a nested reference to User object(s) when an appropriate ?depth=<N>
query parameter is specified.
Known impacted endpoints:
/api/dcim/rack-reservations/?depth=1(or any greater depth value)
/api/extras/job-results/?depth=1 (or any greater depth value)
/api/extras/notes/?depth=1 (or any greater depth value)
/api/extras/object-changes/?depth=1 (or any greater depth value)
/api/extras/scheduled-jobs/?depth=1 (or any greater depth value)
/api/users/permissions/?depth=1 (or any greater depth value)