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CVE-2026-35511 is an improper-authentication vulnerability in the Go package github.com/authorizerdev/authorizer's OAuth identity-linking flow. The affected logic can link an OAuth identity to a pre-existing local account based solely on a matching email address without first establishing that the email address on the existing account was verified. This permits an attacker to establish an unverified password-based account using a victim's email address and have it linked when the victim subsequently performs a legitimate OAuth login.
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