Openwebui

Open WebUI is an open-source interface and orchestration layer for large language models and AI services that has become prominent in enterprise and research deployments, despite maintaining a narrowly scoped product line. The vendor's vulnerability profile concentrates in the single Open WebUI application and clusters around web application and authorization weaknesses—cross-site scripting, missing or bypassable authorization checks, and server-side request forgery—that are characteristic of user-facing applications handling authentication and untrusted user input. These weakness classes reflect the attack surface of a web-facing service that bridges user requests to backend AI models and external services, where input validation and access-control enforcement are critical to maintaining isolation between user sessions and preventing lateral movement. Defenders should monitor this vendor's releases closely given the sensitive nature of the data and model access it typically guards, and should treat authorization and input-handling fixes as high-priority in environments where the application sits ahead of production workloads. Current severity, exploitation activity, and exposure counts are shown alongside this summary.