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      <title>A substring match that turns Keycloak&#39;s policy enforcer off</title>
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      <description>CVE-2026-9800 — Keycloak&amp;rsquo;s policy enforcer used a substring match to detect its own access-denied page, so any authenticated user could append that path and skip every authorization check. The first package I ever audited, and a .contains() that lets everyone in.</description>
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