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Refactored `corsMiddleware` to operate as an `http.Handler` wrapper that applies globally to the entire `ServeMux`, rather than wrapping individual routes. This safely intercepts `OPTIONS` requests before routing and removes the insecure practice of directly mapping an `OPTIONS` route to a business logic handler. Co-authored-by: jackby03 <70082129+jackby03@users.noreply.github.com>
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π¨ Severity: HIGH
π‘ Vulnerability: Insecure CORS Preflight Handler Route Binding. The
OPTIONSroute for/api/v1/auth/loginwas explicitly mapped to thesrv.handleLoginbusiness logic handler.π― Impact: Unauthenticated CORS preflight requests (
OPTIONS) could improperly invoke or hit business logic meant only for authenticated/intendedPOSTrequests.π§ Fix: Refactored
corsMiddlewarefromhttp.HandlerFunctohttp.Handlerand moved it to wrap the globalServeMuxinstance. Removed explicitOPTIONSroute binding entirely.β Verification: Ran
go test ./cmd/...successfully. All CORS functionality still fully tested.PR created automatically by Jules for task 7666048950231908019 started by @jackby03