A successful exploitation of this SSRF vulnerability in a self-hosted typebot.io deployment could allow an attacker to access cloud infrastructure credentials via metadata services, potentially enabling full cloud account compromise, data exfiltration, or lateral movement into internal systems. For organizations using typebot.io to power customer-facing chatbots, exploitation could expose internal APIs, backend databases, or sensitive configuration data without any direct user interaction. The reputational and regulatory impact of an internal network breach originating from a public-facing chatbot service would be significant, particularly if customer data or cloud credentials are subsequently abused.
You Are Affected If
You run a self-hosted deployment of baptisteArno typebot.io in your environment
The typebot.io application server has outbound HTTP/HTTPS access to internal network segments or cloud metadata endpoints without egress filtering
The typebot.io service is internet-facing and accessible to unauthenticated or low-privilege users who can trigger HTTP request nodes
Your cloud infrastructure uses IMDSv1 (unenforced IMDSv2), making metadata endpoints accessible via SSRF
You have not applied a vendor-issued patch or configuration hardening for this CVE — no authoritative patch advisory is confirmed in the source dataset as of this writing
Board Talking Points
A vulnerability in the typebot.io chatbot platform could allow an external attacker to access internal systems or cloud credentials through the application server.
Security teams should immediately restrict outbound network access from typebot deployments and monitor for a vendor patch, with a remediation review within 5 business days.
Without action, a successful attack could lead to cloud infrastructure compromise, internal data exposure, and potential regulatory notification obligations depending on what data the affected systems can reach.
