Fix: Improper Neutralization of Input During Escaping of Output Reflected cross-site scripting #22207
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harbor/src/lib/response_recorder.go
Line 38 in ebc340a
Directly writing user input (an HTTP request parameter) to an HTTP response without properly sanitizing the input first, allows for a cross-site scripting vulnerability.This kind of vulnerability is also called reflected cross-site scripting, to distinguish it from other types of cross-site scripting.
fix the reflected XSS vulnerability, we should ensure that any user-controlled data written to an HTTP response is properly escaped for HTML context. In this case, the
Write
method ofResponseRecorder
should escape the data if it is being used to write log output that may contain user input. The best way to do this is to use Go'shtml.EscapeString
function to sanitize the data before writing it to the response. SinceWrite
receives a byte slice, we should convert it to a string, escape it, and then write the escaped string as bytes. This change should be made insrc/lib/response_recorder.go
, specifically in theWrite
method. need to import thehtml
package in this file to usehtml.EscapeString
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