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Hi all - Shiv from Auth0. I am the CPO and wanted to share some additional context here. On July 31st 2019, at 5:11 am, we received an email from Insomnia repor
by thinkshiv 6y ago
Hi all - Shiv from Auth0. I am the CPO and wanted to share some additional context here. On July 31st 2019, at 5:11 am, we received an email from Insomnia reporting a service vulnerability. By 11:00 pm the same day, we had fixed the issue in production. We analyzed the logs and validated that no one exploited the vulnerability. More details from our CSO here: https://auth0.com/blog/insomnia-security-disclosure/?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=sc&utm_campaign=insomnia_disclosure https://auth0.com/blog/insomnia-security-disclosure/?utm_sou.... Thanks to Insomnia for reporting the vulnerability and their partnership in coordinated disclosure. We appreciate the continued feedback from the security community-at-large to ensure we are providing the most secure platform for our global customers.
- treve 6y agoWhy did your implementation have a case-sensitive check for a fixed list of algorithms, and why are you blacklisting vs. whitelisting acceptable algorithms? 'Old, stable' codebase or not... this is production code for a security product and seems like something that would be picked up during an audit.
- fulafel 6y agoNot the OP but, the sad truth is that code audits aren't that good at eradicating bugs.