oauthlib vulnerabilities — 6 matching vulnerabilities

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Severity	Vulnerability	Package	Ecosystem	Disclosed	Fixed version
6.8 medium	CVE-2026-49265: Oauthlib Timing Attack Vulnerability in PKCE Code_Verifier Comparison	`oauthlib`	PyPI	01 Oct 2026	4.0.0
6.1 medium	CVE-2026-49264: oauthlib - Unsafe JSONP Callback Injection in RevocationEndpoint	`oauthlib`	PyPI	01 Oct 2026	4.0.0
6.8 medium	CVE-2026-49265: Oauthlib Timing Attack Vulnerability in PKCE Code Verifier Comparison	`oauthlib`	PyPI	29 Sep 2026	4.0.0
6.1 medium	CVE-2026-49264: oauthlib Unsafe JSONP Callback Injection Vulnerability	`oauthlib`	PyPI	29 Sep 2026	4.0.0
5.7 medium	CVE-2022-36087: OAuthLib DoS Vulnerability	`oauthlib`	PyPI	16 Sep 2022	3.2.2
Unrated	CVE-2022-36087: OAuthLib Denial of Service Vulnerability	`oauthlib`	PyPI	09 Sep 2022	2e40b412c844ecc4673c3fa3f72181f228bdbacd

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