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@0xi4o 0xi4o commented Jan 19, 2026

  • Fixes unnecessary data being returned in endpoints
  • Checks data access for certain endpoints

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This pull request significantly enhances the application's security posture by implementing robust access control mechanisms. It introduces new middleware functions to validate user and organization-level permissions for data access, ensuring that users can only retrieve data they are authorized to see. Additionally, several account-related API endpoints have been updated to prevent the unnecessary exposure of sensitive user information in their responses, returning only a success confirmation.

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  • New Access Control Middleware: Introduced checkUserIdMatch middleware in IdentityManager to ensure users can only access their own data unless specific organization permissions apply.
  • Organization-Level Access Control: Implemented checkOrganizationUserAccess middleware in IdentityManager to enforce organization-level access control, verifying user permissions and organization membership for data requests.
  • Route Security Enhancement: Applied new access control middlewares to GET routes for /user, /organization-user, and /workspace-user to secure data retrieval.
  • Reduced Data Exposure: Modified AccountService methods (createAccount, updateAccount, updateAccountPassword) to return a generic success message instead of sensitive user details, reducing data exposure.
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Code Review

This pull request aims to enhance security by adding authorization middleware to several endpoints and reducing unnecessary data exposure. The introduction of checkUserIdMatch and checkOrganizationUserAccess middleware is a positive step towards securing user data. However, my review has identified a critical security vulnerability where the new checks can be bypassed, a potential privilege escalation issue due to overly permissive access control, and a minor inconsistency in error handling. The changes to reduce data returned from account management endpoints are a welcome improvement for security.

@0xi4o 0xi4o requested a review from HenryHengZJ January 19, 2026 09:56
@HenryHengZJ HenryHengZJ merged commit 83036b1 into main Jan 20, 2026
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