Read()'s return value is the only bound on how many bytes are valid in
the caller's buffer; ignoring it is what caused the identfile OOB read.
All existing callers already use the result, so flag the rest at compile
time.
Close#2012.
Add X-Frame-Options: SAMEORIGIN, X-Content-Type-Options: nosniff and
Referrer-Policy: same-origin to every response so webadmin and module
pages are framed/sniff-protected by default. Add no-store Cache-Control
and Pragma: no-cache on dynamic responses so shared workstations can't
replay authenticated pages from browser history. Skip the cache headers
for 304 and for static asset MIME types (image, font, text/css,
application/javascript) that the existing ETag/Last-Modified path on
PrintFile already handles.
Per review feedback: the emitter is a private WriteHardeningHeaders that
writes each line via the socket directly from PrintHeader, not a public
helper returning a temporary VCString. Callers can override a default
value with AddHeader, or suppress one outright with the new public
OmitHardeningHeader(name).
Tests: drive PrintHeader on a CHTTPSock subclass that captures Write()
calls, then assert with gmock matchers (Contains(StartsWith(...))).
This is a way for admins to mitigate some issues caused by caps if such issues ever arise.
E.g. add this to global level in znc.conf:
DisableClientCap = sasl
DisableServerCap = chghost
DisableServerCap = message-tags
Then these caps will be NAKed to client / not requested from server.
Note that this mechanism doesn't fully prevent a cap from being activated, e.g. one could use *send_raw module to request it from server even when disabled.
The syntax for AddServer command and config is chosen to be unix:/path or unix:ssl:/path
For security reasons, only admins can add such servers, to prevent users from poking around the file system.
These days salted SHA-256 is considered quite weak for passwords.
Transparently upgrade existing hashes upon login.
Bump cmake requirement to able to use IMPORTED_TARGET, this will allow
further cleanup in next commits.