CVE-2026-116366CVSS 9.5Unauthenticated server RCE
The vendor CNA identifies an integer overflow or wraparound; an unauthenticated network user can execute code under undisclosed conditions. The 9.5 score is CVSS v4.0.
ClickHouse discloses CVE-2026-116366, a conditional unauthenticated network RCE. Four open-source release lines have fixes; the vendor says Cloud and BYOC are already patched. The triggering conditions and affected interface are not disclosed, and exploitation is unconfirmed.
The disclosed scope warrants L3 because ClickHouse is a mainstream database and the vendor confirms unauthenticated code execution. Authentication and user interaction are not required in the CNA vector, but attack complexity is high. Neither that score nor network exposure establishes that every reachable installation can be exploited: the vendor has not described the additional conditions.
No public exploit or victim count is established by these sources. The CISA assessment in the record is an October 30 snapshot, not proof that attacks cannot occur. No incident-specific hunting indicators are published there. The vendor does not connect this flaw to the separate Brotli vulnerability; do not infer a shared cause from nearby release dates.
CVE-2026-116366CVSS 9.5The vendor CNA identifies an integer overflow or wraparound; an unauthenticated network user can execute code under undisclosed conditions. The 9.5 score is CVSS v4.0.
| Product | Safe from | Note |
|---|---|---|
| ClickHouse 26.10 stable | 26.10.3.7 | Patched |
| ClickHouse 26.9 stable | 26.9.27.3 | Patched |
| ClickHouse 26.8 LTS | 26.8.36.3 | Patched |
| ClickHouse 26.3 LTS | 26.3.62.3 | Patched |
| Other open-source release lines | No fix | Move to a supported line |
Oct 25, 2026
Fixed stable packages released
Package index dates 26.10.3.7 and 26.9.27.3 to this day; a package date is not the disclosure date.
Oct 26, 2026
Fixed LTS packages released
Package index dates 26.8.36.3 and 26.3.62.3 to this day.
Oct 30, 10:59 UTC
Vendor records public disclosure
The CNA public date and October 30 security changelog establish the disclosure day; the CVE record was published at 11:00 UTC.
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