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Critical severityNVD Advisory· Published Nov 22, 2022· Updated Apr 29, 2025

CVE-2022-4116

CVE-2022-4116

Description

Quarkus Dev UI is vulnerable to drive-by localhost attacks that allow remote code execution when a developer visits a malicious page.

AI Insight

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Quarkus Dev UI is vulnerable to drive-by localhost attacks that allow remote code execution when a developer visits a malicious page.

The vulnerability in Quarkus Dev UI Config Editor allows a drive-by localhost attack leading to remote code execution (RCE) [1][2]. The root cause is insufficient protection of internal endpoints when the Dev UI is active in development mode [3].

Exploitation requires the victim to have Quarkus running in dev mode and to visit a malicious webpage [3]. The attack is triggered from a browser, targeting localhost services without authentication [2].

Successful exploitation provides an attacker with code execution on the developer's machine, potentially leading to full compromise of the development environment [1][3]. This is of high severity despite being limited to dev mode.

The vulnerability is patched in Quarkus versions 2.14.2.Final and 2.13.5.Final [3]. As a workaround, users can set a random non-application root path to obscure the Dev UI endpoints [3]. Red Hat Build of Quarkus 2.7 fix is forthcoming [1].

AI Insight generated on May 21, 2026. Synthesized from this CVE's description and the cited reference URLs; citations are validated against the source bundle.

Affected packages

Versions sourced from the GitHub Security Advisory.

PackageAffected versionsPatched versions
io.quarkus:quarkus-vertx-http-deploymentMaven
>= 2.14.0, < 2.14.2.Final2.14.2.Final
io.quarkus:quarkus-vertx-http-deploymentMaven
< 2.13.5.Final2.13.5.Final

Affected products

2

Patches

0

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