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GHSA-FVFV-PPW4-7H2W: n8n Guardrail Bypass: When AI Safety Rails Are Made of Paper
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GHSA-FVFV-PPW4-7H2W: n8n Guardrail Bypass: When AI Safety Rails Are Made of Paper

via Dev.toCVE Reports1mo ago

n8n Guardrail Bypass: When AI Safety Rails Are Made of Paper Vulnerability ID: GHSA-FVFV-PPW4-7H2W CVSS Score: 6.5 Published: 2026-02-26 A logic flaw in n8n's Guardrail node allows attackers to bypass AI safety checks using prompt injection. By exploiting weak delimiters and permissive schema validation, malicious inputs can coerce the underlying LLM into approving prohibited content. TL;DR The Guardrail node in n8n, designed to filter bad inputs using LLMs, failed to separate system instructions from user data properly. Attackers can use simple prompt injection techniques to override safety rules and force the node to return a 'safe' verdict. Fixed in version 2.10.0. ⚠️ Exploit Status: POC Technical Details CWE ID : CWE-20 Attack Vector : Network (Prompt Injection) CVSS Score : 6.5 (Medium) Impact : Security Control Bypass Affected Component : Guardrail Node (LangChain) Exploit Status : PoC Available Affected Systems n8n automation platform n8n : < 2.10.0 (Fixed in: 2.10.0 ) Code Anal

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