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MEDIUM5.3

PYSEC-2026-1334

Information Disclosure Vulnerability in Privacy Center of SERVER_SIDE_FIDES_API_URL

Quick fix

PYSEC-2026-1334 — ethyca-fides: upgrade to the fixed version with the command below.

pip install --upgrade 'ethyca-fides>=2.39.2'

Details

`SERVER_SIDE_FIDES_API_URL` is a server-side configuration environment variable used by the Fides Privacy Center to communicate with the Fides webserver backend. The value of this variable is a URL which typically includes a private IP address, private domain name, and/or port.

This vulnerability allows an unauthenticated attacker to make a HTTP GET request from the Privacy Center that discloses the value of this server-side URL.

### Impact

Disclosure of server-side configuration giving an attacker information on server-side ports, private IP addresses, and/or private domain names.

### Patches The vulnerability has been patched in Fides version `2.39.2`. Users are advised to upgrade to this version or later to secure their systems against this threat.

### Workarounds There are no workarounds.

### Proof of Concept

1. Set the value of the environment variable `FIDES_PRIVACY_CENTER__SERVER_SIDE_FIDES_API_URL` of your Fides Privacy Center container before start-up to a private value such as `https://some.private.domain.name/api/v1` and start the Privacy Center application.

2. Once the application is up, perform a HTTP GET request of the Privacy Center's main page e.g. `https://privacy.example.com` . The value of `SERVER_SIDE_FIDES_API_URL` is returned in the response's body.

``` ~ ❯ curl -s https://privacy.example.com/ | \ grep '__NEXT_DATA__' | \ sed 's/.*<script id="__NEXT_DATA__" type="application\/json">//;s/<\/script>.*//' | \ jq '.props.serverEnvironment.settings.SERVER_SIDE_FIDES_API_URL' "https://some.private.domain.name/api/v1" ```

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Affected packages

PyPI/ethyca-fides
Introduced in: 2.19.0Fixed in: 2.39.2
Fixpip install --upgrade 'ethyca-fides>=2.39.2'

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