🔒 Fix Path Traversal Vulnerability in Disk Storage Service#90
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This commit fixes a path traversal vulnerability in `AbstractDiskBasedService.java`. When constructing the path to store a file, the `id` string was being directly resolved against `storagePath` without a boundary check or normalization, which could lead to path traversal vulnerabilities if `id` contained sequence characters like `../`. A check was added using `normalize()` and `startsWith()` to ensure the generated `uploadPath` is strictly inside the designated `storagePath`. Co-authored-by: tomdesair <14034630+tomdesair@users.noreply.github.com>
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🎯 What:
Fixed a path traversal vulnerability in
AbstractDiskBasedService.javawhereidstrings were unsafely resolved against the storage path.By crafting a malicious ID containing directory climbing sequences like
../or absolute paths, attackers could potentially write or read files arbitrarily outside the intended upload directory, which is a significant security risk.🛡️ Solution:
Modified
getPathInStorageDirectory(UploadId id)tonormalize()both the resultinguploadPathand the basestoragePath. It explicitly enforces thatuploadPath.toAbsolutePath()begins withstoragePath.toAbsolutePath().normalize()viastartsWith(), throwing anIllegalArgumentExceptionon validation failure.PR created automatically by Jules for task 8619812930252771219 started by @tomdesair