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Updates @hono/node-server from 2.1.5 to 2.1.6

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v2.1.6

Security fixes

This release includes fixes for the following security issues:

Backslash in the request path is parsed as a path separator, bypassing path-based access control at a reverse proxy

Affects: all requests. The raw request-target was passed to the WHATWG URL parser, which treats a backslash in the path as / and resolves .. segments, so /admin\secret reached the application as /admin/secret. A reverse proxy that forwards the backslash unchanged applied its path-based rules to the original path. GHSA-jpvv-r467-5p4w

A request whose path contains a raw backslash is now rejected with 400 Bad Request, for HTTP/1.1, HTTP/2 and WebSocket upgrades. A percent-encoded backslash (%5C) and a backslash in the query string are still accepted.

WebSocket upgrade request-target starting with // replaces the host in c.req.url, bypassing Origin checks

Affects: upgradeWebSocket. The URL of an upgrade request was built by resolving the request-target against the Host header, so a request-target such as //attacker.example/ws set the host of c.req.url to a client-chosen value while routing still saw /ws. An application that compared Origin with the origin of c.req.url could be bypassed by a page on another site. GHSA-7v5p-43qr-wch5

The host of upgrade requests now comes from the Host header, as for ordinary requests.

Unhandled ECONNRESET on the socket during an asynchronous WebSocket upgrade crashes the process

Affects: upgradeWebSocket. While the application handled an upgrade request, the socket had no error listener. A client that reset the connection during asynchronous middleware caused an unhandled 'error' event and terminated the process. GHSA-qv5m-9pm6-hqp3

Error and close events on the socket are now handled while the application runs, and a pending upgrade is released when the socket closes.

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The backslash fix also ships in @hono/node-server v1.19.18. Users of upgradeWebSocket are encouraged to upgrade to this version.

Commits

• 123f782 2.1.6
• cfaa79f Merge commit from fork
• 61cc026 Merge commit from fork
• a152a45 test: wait for the first chunk before sending the second in the readable-stre...
• fb97395 Merge commit from fork
• See full diff in compare view

Updates @hono/node-server from 2.1.5 to 2.1.6

Release notes

Sourced from @​hono/node-server's releases.

v2.1.6

Security fixes

This release includes fixes for the following security issues:

Backslash in the request path is parsed as a path separator, bypassing path-based access control at a reverse proxy

Affects: all requests. The raw request-target was passed to the WHATWG URL parser, which treats a backslash in the path as / and resolves .. segments, so /admin\secret reached the application as /admin/secret. A reverse proxy that forwards the backslash unchanged applied its path-based rules to the original path. GHSA-jpvv-r467-5p4w

A request whose path contains a raw backslash is now rejected with 400 Bad Request, for HTTP/1.1, HTTP/2 and WebSocket upgrades. A percent-encoded backslash (%5C) and a backslash in the query string are still accepted.

WebSocket upgrade request-target starting with // replaces the host in c.req.url, bypassing Origin checks

Affects: upgradeWebSocket. The URL of an upgrade request was built by resolving the request-target against the Host header, so a request-target such as //attacker.example/ws set the host of c.req.url to a client-chosen value while routing still saw /ws. An application that compared Origin with the origin of c.req.url could be bypassed by a page on another site. GHSA-7v5p-43qr-wch5

The host of upgrade requests now comes from the Host header, as for ordinary requests.

Unhandled ECONNRESET on the socket during an asynchronous WebSocket upgrade crashes the process

Affects: upgradeWebSocket. While the application handled an upgrade request, the socket had no error listener. A client that reset the connection during asynchronous middleware caused an unhandled 'error' event and terminated the process. GHSA-qv5m-9pm6-hqp3

Error and close events on the socket are now handled while the application runs, and a pending upgrade is released when the socket closes.

---

The backslash fix also ships in @hono/node-server v1.19.18. Users of upgradeWebSocket are encouraged to upgrade to this version.

Commits

• 123f782 2.1.6
• cfaa79f Merge commit from fork
• 61cc026 Merge commit from fork
• a152a45 test: wait for the first chunk before sending the second in the readable-stre...
• fb97395 Merge commit from fork
• See full diff in compare view

Updates @hono/node-server from 2.1.5 to 2.1.6

Release notes

Sourced from @​hono/node-server's releases.

v2.1.6

Security fixes

This release includes fixes for the following security issues:

Backslash in the request path is parsed as a path separator, bypassing path-based access control at a reverse proxy

Affects: all requests. The raw request-target was passed to the WHATWG URL parser, which treats a backslash in the path as / and resolves .. segments, so /admin\secret reached the application as /admin/secret. A reverse proxy that forwards the backslash unchanged applied its path-based rules to the original path. GHSA-jpvv-r467-5p4w

A request whose path contains a raw backslash is now rejected with 400 Bad Request, for HTTP/1.1, HTTP/2 and WebSocket upgrades. A percent-encoded backslash (%5C) and a backslash in the query string are still accepted.

WebSocket upgrade request-target starting with // replaces the host in c.req.url, bypassing Origin checks

Affects: upgradeWebSocket. The URL of an upgrade request was built by resolving the request-target against the Host header, so a request-target such as //attacker.example/ws set the host of c.req.url to a client-chosen value while routing still saw /ws. An application that compared Origin with the origin of c.req.url could be bypassed by a page on another site. GHSA-7v5p-43qr-wch5

The host of upgrade requests now comes from the Host header, as for ordinary requests.

Unhandled ECONNRESET on the socket during an asynchronous WebSocket upgrade crashes the process

Affects: upgradeWebSocket. While the application handled an upgrade request, the socket had no error listener. A client that reset the connection during asynchronous middleware caused an unhandled 'error' event and terminated the process. GHSA-qv5m-9pm6-hqp3

Error and close events on the socket are now handled while the application runs, and a pending upgrade is released when the socket closes.

---

The backslash fix also ships in @hono/node-server v1.19.18. Users of upgradeWebSocket are encouraged to upgrade to this version.

Commits

• 123f782 2.1.6
• cfaa79f Merge commit from fork
• 61cc026 Merge commit from fork
• a152a45 test: wait for the first chunk before sending the second in the readable-stre...
• fb97395 Merge commit from fork
• See full diff in compare view

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