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Apache Airflow: SQL error stack traces returned by the API despite expose_stack_traces=false

CVSS 7.5CVE-2026-30912Control plane, storage & DevOpscurated

Impact

On a SQL error the Airflow API returns the exception and stack trace even when api/expose_stack_traces is set to false, so an operator who deliberately turned the setting off still leaks internal detail. What comes back is the metadata database schema, query fragments, file paths and installed component versions - the reconnaissance an attacker needs to aim a follow-up at the Airflow metadata DB that holds connections and pipeline definitions for the fleet's training and batch jobs. The record describes information disclosure only; it does not report code execution or data modification through this path.

Who can reach it

Anyone who can reach the Airflow API endpoint and provoke a SQL error. NVD scores it as requiring no privileges (PR:N); on a deployment with authentication in front of the API, a caller who can reach the endpoint.

What to do

Upgrade to Apache Airflow 3.2.0 and restart the API server - a control-plane daemon restart, no node drain. Keep the API off any network a tenant can reach in the meantime; the configuration flag alone does not suppress the traces on affected versions.

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