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Middleware->>CrossOriginProtection: Validate method and origin metadata
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In `@src/server/middleware/csrf/csrf.go`:
- Line 48: Update the CSRF middleware around protect.Check to support documented
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Handle rewritten Host values before protect.Check.
For an unsafe request without Sec-Fetch-Site, net/http.CrossOriginProtection.Check compares the parsed Origin host with req.Host. A public Origin and an internal rewritten Host therefore produce a 403 before the handler runs. The middleware documents Host-rewriting proxies as supported. The checked-in Compose proxy preserves Host, but deployments using the documented rewriting setup can trigger this path.
Preserve the public Host through the trusted ingress, or define a validated trusted-forwarded-host contract before protect.Check. Do not trust an arbitrary client header. Do not use one AddTrustedOrigin value from externalURL as a universal fix; the deployment supports multiple ingress hosts and schemes. Add a regression test for a public Origin with an internal req.Host.
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In `@src/server/middleware/csrf/csrf.go` at line 48, Update the CSRF middleware
around protect.Check to support documented Host-rewriting proxies by preserving
the public host through trusted ingress or applying a validated
trusted-forwarded-host contract before the check; never trust an arbitrary
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Backport of #895 to release-2.15, widened because this branch is further behind than main was. release-2.15 carries x/crypto v0.54.0 and grpc v1.82.1. Six advisories close: - CVE-2026-56854 (HIGH), needs x/crypto 0.55.0 - CVE-2026-56855, CVE-2026-78662 (MEDIUM), need x/crypto 0.56.0 - CVE-2026-84304 (HIGH), needs grpc 1.83.1 - CVE-2026-84445 (HIGH), needs grpc 1.82.2 or 1.83.2 - CVE-2026-84303 (MEDIUM), needs grpc 1.83.1 Going to the current releases rather than the exact fix versions. go mod tidy carries x/net 0.57.0 -> 0.58.0, x/sync 0.22.0 -> 0.23.0, x/sys 0.47.0 -> 0.48.0, x/term 0.45.0 -> 0.46.0, x/text 0.40.0 -> 0.42.0 and the two genproto modules along with them; no advisories against those. Trivy against src/go.mod on this branch: 12 findings -> 6, which is the same set main is left with. None of the remaining six is bump-fixable: - CVE-2026-33540, CVE-2026-35172, CVE-2026-41888 against distribution/distribution v2.8.2+incompatible, carried through a replace directive. No fix exists for the v2 line. - CVE-2025-24358 and CVE-2025-47909 against gorilla/csrf v1.7.2. The remediation is removal, not v1.7.3 — v1.7.3 reintroduces goharbor/harbor#22010 and still rejects requests behind Harbor's own nginx, which drops the port from the Host header. #894 replaces it with stdlib net/http.CrossOriginProtection on main and should be backported here after it lands. - GO-2026-5932 against x/crypto itself: x/crypto/openpgp is unmaintained by design and has no fixed version. Refs #891 Signed-off-by: Prasanth Baskar <prasanth@8gears.com>
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Add http.MethodTrace to keep the safe-method and no-header handling consistent.
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Pull request overview
Replaces Gorilla CSRF protection with Go’s net/http.CrossOriginProtection, removing the vulnerable dependency and Renovate pin.
Changes:
- Adds cross-origin protection and expanded tests.
- Removes Gorilla dependencies and checksums.
- Removes the obsolete Renovate restriction.
File summaries
| File | Summary |
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src/server/middleware/csrf/csrf.go |
Implements cross-origin protection. Moderate issue: include http.MethodTrace in the safe-method list. |
src/server/middleware/csrf/csrf_test.go |
Updates middleware behavior tests. |
src/go.sum |
Removes obsolete dependency checksums. |
src/go.mod |
Removes Gorilla dependencies. |
.github/renovate.json |
Removes the obsolete Gorilla version pin. |
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| // safeMethods are the methods RFC 7231 defines as safe, which carry no state | ||
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| var safeMethods = []string{http.MethodGet, http.MethodHead, http.MethodOptions} |
gorilla/csrf is pinned at v1.7.2 for CVE-2025-24358 and cannot move. Go 1.25's net/http.CrossOriginProtection covers the same ground, so drop the dependency and judge cross-origin writes with the standard library. No configured endpoint takes part: each request is judged on the origin the browser actually used, which is what lets one Harbor answer on several ingresses. The fallback that runs when a browser sends no Sec-Fetch-Site (plain HTTP) compares Origin against Host. A proxy that rewrites Host drops the port — the bundled nginx sets Host to $host — so a legitimate same-origin write looks cross-origin. Tolerate a port-only difference on an otherwise matching host; a differing host still fails, keeping the cross-site and CVE-2025-24358 rejections intact. Signed-off-by: Prasanth Baskar <prasanth@8gears.com>
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Closes the one Gorilla dependency that is a live vulnerability rather than a
maintenance concern. Inventory and plan:
herdr-cc/tasks/gorilla-status.md.The problem
govulncheckonmainputs our own code on CVE-2025-24358:And we are pinned below the fix deliberately: v1.7.3 broke HTTP-only logins
(goharbor/harbor#22010 → upstream revert #23759 → our #657/#739), and #809 added
allowedVersions: "<= 1.7.2"to stop Renovate proposing it again. There is noupgrade out of this while the dependency stays.
Lifting the pin was tried first, and does not work
I built it, deployed a real HTTP Harbor behind the bundled nginx, and it still
failed. Two reasons, both structural:
nginx drops the port.
proxy_set_header Host $hoststrips it, andsameOrigincompares host including port. Same core image, onlyHostvaried:One flag cannot describe N ingresses. v1.7.3 decides plaintext-vs-TLS from a
single boolean. With
EXT_ENDPOINTon http and users arriving on httpsingresses:
Flipping
EXT_ENDPOINTto https inverts which half breaks. For anyone runningus./eu./harbor.dev/harbor.combehind separate ingresses, that is not a fix.What this does instead
net/http.CrossOriginProtection(Go 1.25; we build on 1.26) decides onSec-Fetch-Site, which browsers have sent since 2023. No configured endpoint,no
Host, no scheme guess takes part:Same deployment, same four hostnames, nothing configured:
It also closes the attack the token scheme let through. A sibling subdomain
is same-site, so
SameSite=Strictstill sent_gorilla_csrf, and a subdomaincan write cookies on the parent domain — making both halves of the double-submit
attacker-controlled. Only the Origin check stood in the way, and CVE-2025-24358
is that the check never ran. Verified against a live logged-in session:
One gap closed beyond the library
CrossOriginProtectionadmits a request carrying neitherSec-Fetch-SitenorOrigin, reading it as non-browser traffic. Correct for a library, wrong here:csrfSkipperhas already excused the/v2/,/api/and/service/routesnon-browser clients use, so silence on an unsafe request is not something we can
vouch for.
This restores the old behaviour exactly — gorilla answered that same request
CSRF token not found in request. Confirmed not to catch legitimate traffic:Result
gorilla/csrfandgorilla/securecookieleavego.mod, and the Renovate pingoes with them.
govulncheckgoes from one affected vulnerability to none — andstops reporting CVE-2025-47909 too, which has no fix in any release of
gorilla/csrf and so could never have been resolved by upgrading.
Scope
csrfSkipperis deliberately byte-identical, so this does not collide with themfa stack's CSRF change (8gcr#420), which touches only that function.
CSRF_KEYis now inert and the portal's__csrf/X-Harbor-CSRF-Tokeninterceptor is dead code. Both degrade quietly — the interceptor omits the header
when localStorage is empty — so they are removed separately rather than folded
into a security fix alongside a breaking chart values change.
Tests
csrf_test.gois rewritten and leaves thedbbuild tag: the middleware nolonger reads config or the database, so these now run in the fast lane. Covers
the allow set (including a second ingress no configuration knows about), the
attack set (including the same-site subdomain case), the skipper matrix, and the
neither-header rule.
Checks
go build ./...cleango test ./server/middleware/csrf/...— 11 subtests greengolangci-lint run ./server/middleware/csrf/...— 0 issuestask build:tidyidempotentgovulncheck ./server/... ./core/...— 0 affecting our code, 0 in imported packagesnginx, rootless podman), including login, an authenticated read, and a
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