SECURITY FIX: CORS Misconfiguration on workflow.aixblock.io #312
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…endpoint - Require authentication for accessing flags endpoint - Require admin role for sensitive configuration access - Filter sensitive data (AUTH0_DOMAIN, AUTH0_APP_CLIENT_ID, SAML_AUTH_ACS_URL, etc.) - Prevent information disclosure vulnerability Fixes: AIxBlock-2023#309
…ecific domain validation to prevent cross-origin attacks
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Fixes: #311
Security Fix: CORS Misconfiguration
Problem: The /api/v1/flags endpoint has a dangerous CORS configuration that allows requests from any origin (*) while also setting Access-Control-Allow-Credentials: true. This combination enables cross-origin attacks, credential theft, and data exfiltration.
Solution:
Changes:
Security Impact: Prevents CSRF attacks, credential theft, and unauthorized cross-origin access while maintaining functionality for legitimate AIxBlock applications.