WolverineFx.MySql is vulnerable to Information Disclosure
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Medium Risk
In MySQL database-per-tenant configurations, the MySQL message store and queue tables resolve to a single configured schema instead of each tenant's own database. Because a MySQL schema is itself a database, every tenant's inbox, outbox, dead-letter, node, saga, and queued-message rows are written to and read from the same shared physical tables. Tenants therefore observe and act on message and persistence data belonging to other tenants, and per-tenant queue depth counts are inflated across tenants. The fix resolves storage and queue tables inside each tenant's own database so tenant data stays isolated.
You are affected if you are using a version that falls within the vulnerable range and you configure MySQL persistence with a database-per-tenant multi-tenancy strategy.
WolverineFx.MySql is vulnerable to Information Disclosure in versions 5.14.0 - 6.24.7.
Upgrade the WolverineFx.MySql library to the patch version.
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