NOCODB · CVE-2026-28360 · Package
FIX → 0.301.3
NocoDB stored passwords for shared views unhashed in the nc_views table and compared them with direct string equality. Anyone who can read the database can read those passwords and reuse them where the same password was used elsewhere.
first public Mar 2, 2026 · 2 sources
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Teams that self-host NocoDB and protect shared views with a password. The exposure requires access to the database, so instances on managed hosting where the database is not reachable carry less risk. The sources say the main risk is password reuse.
Not affected if managed-hosting, no-password-on-shared-views
Who cares cwe-256, nocodb, npm, self-hosted
npm ls nocodb in the deployment directory, and compare it with the affected range.Upgrade to 0.301.3
nocodb upgrade to 0.301.3 or later (npm package, affected up to ).Shared view passwords were stored in plaintext in the database and compared using direct string equality.
The password column in nc_views stored unhashed passwords. Verification used !== comparison across public-datas.service.ts, public-metas.service.ts, and calendar-datas.service.ts.
If the database is compromised, shared view passwords are immediately readable. Risk is limited to password reuse scenarios.
This issue was reported by @Tulgaaaaaaaa.
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