1sealsemantic last-mile verification

Research / Finding

rpcserver: Ensure limited user is always limited

F-DECRED-DCRD-RPC-LIMITED-ONLY-001

Public snapshot: 26 Sep 2026. Status, releases and attribution belong to each source below; none is inferred from another record.

Read the evidence · View in research browse

Recorded evidence

—score not recorded
decred/dcrdReported fixdecred/dcrd

rpcserver: Ensure limited user is always limited

Fixed in: dcrd v2.1.4 (release-v2.1.4)

fixed publicly
details
Finding IDs
F-DECRED-DCRD-RPC-LIMITED-ONLY-001
Status
fixed publicly
Fixed in
dcrd v2.1.4 (release-v2.1.4)
Reported via
security contact
Note
public master fix commit 2d6b77049f1c on 2026-03-10. the official dcrd release-v2.1.4 notes, published on 2026-04-07, include the limited-user authentication fix via PR #3660: https://github.com/decred/dcrd/releases/tag/release-v2.1.4. this corrects the previously recorded v1.10.6 version; v2.1.4 is a verified release containing the fix, not a claim about the earliest fixed version on every branch. the change prevents limited-only access from gaining administrator privileges when admin auth is unset.

F-DECRED-DCRD-RPC-LIMITED-ONLY-001: Access control. Limited RPC credentials cross the intended method-permission boundary. Reviewed 24 Sep 2026. Mechanism assessed by 1seal.

Mechanism source for F-DECRED-DCRD-RPC-LIMITED-ONLY-001

Security area (1seal assessment): Authorization. A limited RPC account must not gain administrator access when administrator credentials are unset. Reviewed 21 Sep 2026.

Clarify or correct this record privately. The email subject includes the finding ID. For an existing case, continue the agreed private thread. Do not post unpublished vulnerability details in public issues. Research disclosure policy.

How this page groups evidence

This identifier groups recorded evidence; it is not an additional CVE, independent-vulnerability count or guarantee of vendor confirmation. Fixed code, released versions, attribution and independent discovery are distinct claims. Absent metadata means not recorded, not disproved. Counting rules.