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Red Hat OpenShift AI: odh-dashboard endpoint discloses Kubernetes ServiceAccount tokens

CVSS 9.9CVE-2026-5483AI/ML frameworks & servingcurated

Impact

A NodeJS endpoint in odh-dashboard returns Kubernetes ServiceAccount tokens to the caller. With a dashboard token in hand an attacker talks to the cluster API directly with that ServiceAccount's rights, outside the dashboard's own authorization checks. On an RHOAI cluster that is where the GPU workloads live: notebooks, model-serving runtimes, pipeline runs and the data connections behind them, usually spanning multiple teams in one cluster. Red Hat scores it 9.9 with a scope change, which matches a token that reaches beyond the namespace the caller was supposed to be confined to.

Who can reach it

Network access to the odh-dashboard route with low-privilege credentials (CVSS PR:L) - any user who can log into the RHOAI dashboard, including a data scientist with a single notebook namespace.

What to do

Apply the RHSA errata for your RHOAI stream (2.16, 2.25, 3.2, 3.3 are listed) and roll out the odh-dashboard deployment. Rotate any ServiceAccount tokens that may already have been exposed, since patching does not invalidate a token an attacker already read. Pod rollout only - no node drain or reboot.

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