🔒 Security: Enforce strict type checking in CORS origin validation#12
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🎯 What: The in_array check for allowed CORS origins was using loose comparison.⚠️ Risk: Loose comparison in PHP can lead to type juggling vulnerabilities, potentially allowing unauthorized origins to match the whitelist. 🛡️ Solution: Added the strict=true parameter to in_array, enforcing exact string matching for origin validation.
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🎯 What: The
⚠️ Risk: Loose comparison (
in_arraycheck for allowed CORS origins inwordpress-plugin/antigravity_cors.phpwas using loose comparison.==) in PHP can lead to type juggling vulnerabilities, potentially allowing unauthorized origins to bypass the whitelist if unexpected data types are evaluated.🛡️ Solution: Added the
$strict = trueparameter toin_array($origin, $allowed_origins, true), enforcing exact type and value matching (===) for origin validation.PR created automatically by Jules for task 14923821441068302698 started by @instituto-ops