Flowise's API keys, while controlling access to chatflows, do not adequately protect stored third-party credentials. An attacker who gains access to a flow can potentially access sensitive information or execute unauthorized actions, even if the flow itself is protected by an API key. The system separates trust zones into the caller, the running flow, and the credential store, but the API key only secures the first zone. Robust security requires protecting the credential encryption key, implementing independent controls for public endpoints, and maintaining a detailed inventory of flows and their access. AI
IMPACT Highlights potential security risks in AI orchestration tools, urging developers to implement stricter credential management.
RANK_REASON Security vulnerability discovered in a specific software tool.
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