Add admin user logging and default password in PrivacyModel#60
Add admin user logging and default password in PrivacyModel#60
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| private readonly ILogger<PrivacyModel> _logger; | ||
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| string adminUserName = "demouser@example.com"; |
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AI 10 months ago
To fix the issue, we will add the readonly modifier to the adminUserName field. This ensures that the field cannot be reassigned after its initial value is set during declaration. The change will be made directly in the declaration of the field on line 10.
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| string adminUserName = "demouser@example.com"; | ||
| private readonly string adminUserName = "demouser@example.com"; | ||
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| public void OnGet() | ||
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| string drive = Request.Query.ContainsKey("drive") ? Request.Query["drive"] : "C"; |
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To fix the issue, replace the ContainsKey check and subsequent indexer access with a single call to TryGetValue. This method attempts to retrieve the value associated with the specified key and returns a boolean indicating whether the key exists. If the key exists, the value is stored in an out parameter; otherwise, a default value can be used.
In this case:
- Replace the
Request.Query.ContainsKey("drive")check andRequest.Query["drive"]access with a call toRequest.Query.TryGetValue("drive", out var driveValue). - Use the
driveValuevariable if the key exists; otherwise, default to"C".
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| string drive = Request.Query.ContainsKey("drive") ? Request.Query["drive"] : "C"; | ||
| string drive = Request.Query.TryGetValue("drive", out var driveValue) ? driveValue : "C"; | ||
| var str = $"/C fsutil volume diskfree {drive}:"; |
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| string drive = Request.Query.ContainsKey("drive") ? Request.Query["drive"] : "C"; | ||
| var str = $"/C fsutil volume diskfree {drive}:"; | ||
| _logger.LogInformation($"Command str: {str}"); |
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Log entries created from user input High
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To fix the issue, the user-provided input (drive) should be sanitized before being included in the log entry. Since the log entry is plain text, we should remove any newline characters or other potentially harmful characters from the input. This can be achieved using String.Replace or a similar method to ensure that the input is safe for logging.
Specifically:
- Sanitize the
drivevariable by removing newline characters and other potentially harmful characters. - Use the sanitized version of
drivewhen constructing thestrvariable and logging it.
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| string drive = Request.Query.ContainsKey("drive") ? Request.Query["drive"] : "C"; | ||
| drive = drive.Replace("\n", "").Replace("\r", ""); // Sanitize user input | ||
| var str = $"/C fsutil volume diskfree {drive}:"; |
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