Guard against prototype pollution in json0 #14
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`json0.apply` has a prototype pollution security issue, where applying ops with path segments that match prototype property names can clobber said prototype properties. This can cause a DoS by crashing a server running json0. (We've just released safeguards in sharedb, which still uses json0 as the default type.) This fixes the issue by throwing an error in `json0.apply` when encountering a path segment that matches the name of a prototype property.
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Apply patch from upstream PR: ottypes#51 |
dawidreedsy
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Dec 6, 2023
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json0.applyhas a prototype pollution security issue, where applying ops with path segments that match prototype property names can clobber said prototype properties. This can cause a DoS by crashing a server running json0. (We've just released safeguards in sharedb, which still uses json0 as the default type.)This fixes the issue by throwing an error in
json0.applywhen encountering a path segment that matches the name of a prototype property.