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[1.x] fix: Logout controller allows open redirects #3948
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Would be nice to see an integration test, but otherwise the code makes sense!
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Haven't tested this, but left some comments for improvement.
I did try, however we need to make some changes to For example: public function logout_with_forum_redirect(string $returnUrl)
{
$encodedReturnUrl = urlencode($returnUrl);
$response = $this->send(
$this->request('GET', '/logout?return=' . $encodedReturnUrl)
);
$this->assertEquals(302, $response->getStatusCode());
$this->assertEquals($returnUrl, $response->getHeaderLine('location'));
} This is a test I attempted to write for this, but we currently don't have the ability to pass the query, due to
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* fix: prevent open redirects on logout controller * use clearer config key * cast url as string, reinstate guest redirect * clean up a little * simplify * return Uri * resolve ternary always true * simplify some more * remove extra newline * handle malformed uri * chore: requested changes
Prevents open redirects on the
LogoutController
By default, only return URL's on the forum host are permitted. Additional domains may be whitelisted using
config.php
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