Locking Mechanism Flaw in MongoDB Server by MongoDB Inc.

CVE-2026-25612

What is CVE-2026-25612?

The MongoDB Server contains a locking mechanism that may lead to resource collisions due to its internal encoding system. This flaw can result in conflicting locks between collections, affecting the availability of the server. If different collections inadvertently collide in their internal representations, it may create situations where the server is unable to process requests effectively, potentially hindering application performance and server operations. System administrators should review the locking configuration and consider implementing safeguards to mitigate these issues.

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