[GHSA-2rf6-9rc8-rqch] A security vulnerability has been detected in open-webui...#8032
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Vendor (Open WebUI maintainer) request to withdraw or mark this advisory as disputed. It concerns the entropy of a one-time first-run fallback in the optional start_windows.bat script, reached only when no key is configured and no key file exists; canonical startup paths use cryptographic-strength entropy. The reporter's own rating is 3.7 LOW. Configuration default of an optional helper script, out of scope per our published security policy (Rules 1/6). No GHSA report on this specific issue was filed via our channel; we were not contacted before publication (filed via huntr.com, propagated to VulDB). Full vendor disposition: https://docs.openwebui.com/security/vendor-dispositions/cve-2025-15603/