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[2.x] LogoutController permits open redirects #3949

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imorland opened this issue Jan 5, 2024 · 0 comments
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[2.x] LogoutController permits open redirects #3949

imorland opened this issue Jan 5, 2024 · 0 comments
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imorland commented Jan 5, 2024

Current Behavior

By manipulating the /logout endpoint, it is possible to trigger a redirect to any other url.

Steps to Reproduce

Visit /logout?return=https://evil.com, notice you are redirected to evil.com

Expected Behavior

By default, redirection to other hosts should not be permitted. It should be possible to create a whitelist of domains permitted in neccessary.

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Environment

  • Flarum version: x.y.z
  • Website URL: http://example.com
  • Webserver: [e.g. apache, nginx]
  • Hosting environment: [e.g. shared, vps]
  • PHP version: x.y.z
  • Browser: [e.g. chrome 67, safari 11]

Output of php flarum info

Output of "php flarum info", run this in terminal in your Flarum directory.

Possible Solution

Fixed on the 1.x branch #3948

Should we follow the same approach, or consider something different? Maybe Introduce a RedirectsServiceProvider as a central place for redirections to reference permitted domains? Perhaps extend RedirectRespose so that it can handle permitted domains behind the scenes?

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@imorland imorland changed the title [2.x] `LogoutController' permits open redirects [2.x] LogoutController permits open redirects Jan 5, 2024
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