CVE-2024-9014 affects pgAdmin versions 8.11 and earlier, exposing a critical security vulnerability in the OAuth2 authentication process. An attacker could exploit this flaw to steal the client ID and secret, gaining unauthorized access to sensitive user data. Despite a CVSS score of 0, indicating minimal immediate technical impact, the presence of this vulnerability poses a significant risk.

The SOCRadar Vulnerability Risk Score (SVRS) is 30, suggesting a lower but not negligible level of risk based on threat intelligence from social media, dark web, and other sources. This means while the immediate exploitability might be low, the potential for targeted attacks exploiting compromised credentials remains. This vulnerability is significant because it involves the potential compromise of authentication credentials, which can lead to broader system access and data breaches. Immediate patching is advised to mitigate future risk, even with a low SVRS. While currently not considered "critical," continuous monitoring is advised given the sensitivity of user data.