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This bug was correctly reported, since flatbuffers does bundle some grpc sources from a vulnerable version. I have examined the grpc PR that fixes the CVE (https://github.com/grpc/grpc/pull/32309), and confirmed that none of the files touched in that commit are bundled in flatbuffers. Furthermore, only the build-time test executables link the system-wide grpc package. Based on that analysis, I am satisfied that flatbuffers is unaffected by CVE-2023-32732.