CVE-2025-65034

🚨 An authenticated user can pull a sneaky move by reopening finalized polls belonging to others! It's like someone crashing your party and flipping the RSVP list without you noticing! ⚡ Think of it like a restaurant where diners can change orders at will—suddenly, someone’s favorite dish is back on the menu, while others are left hungry and confused. This vulnerability allows users to mess with critical event planning, like spoiling the carefully crafted guest list for a wedding. If exploited, an attacker could disrupt important events by reopening finalized polls, leading to chaos and confusion. Imagine the integrity of your party being compromised with guests showing up and changing everything last minute! This not only undermines trust but can also lead to significant scheduling conflicts and lost opportunities.

If exploited, an attacker could disrupt important events by reopening finalized polls, leading to chaos and confusion. Imagine the integrity of your party being compromised with guests showing up and changing everything last minute! This not only undermines trust but can also lead to significant scheduling conflicts and lost opportunities. Upgrade Rallly to version 4.5.4 to patch this vulnerability immediately. Additionally, review your authorization checks to ensure users can only manipulate their own polls. Regular audits of user permissions can help prevent similar issues in the future. You've got this! Fixing this flaw will help keep your events running smoothly! 🛡️