fix(swagger/security): ensure that the requested file is in the UI directory#1065
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…rectory The Rest::Swagger class didn't check if the file asked from the user was contained in the UI directory, thus allowing users to access arbitrary files in the filesystem. Thanks to Kirill Efimov (@Kirill89) and the Snyk Security team for finding and reporting the vulnerability to the Pistache team.
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abidiff reports a potential ABI change, but that's probably related to the inclusion of Edit: they seem template instantiations |
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Rest::Swaggerclass didn't check if the file asked from the user was contained in the UI directory, thus allowing users to access arbitrary files in the filesystem.Thanks to Kirill Efimov (@Kirill89) and the Snyk Security team (@snyk) for finding and reporting the vulnerability to the Pistache team.
Closes #1064