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Failing to configure your HTTP server to use HTTPS can expose data to interception and manipulation. HTTPS, which incorporates TLS (Transport Layer Security), encrypts data in transit and therefore provides a more secure communication channel than HTTP.
Remediations
Do use the https module for creating secure servers in your applications. This ensures that data transmitted between the server and clients is encrypted.
Using unsanitized data in NoSQL queries exposes your application to NoSQL injection attacks. This vulnerability arises when user input, request data, or any externally influenced data is directly passed into a NoSQL query function without proper sanitization.
Remediations
Do not include raw, unsanitized user input in NoSQL queries. This practice can lead to NoSQL injection vulnerabilities.
Helmet can help protect your app from some well-known web vulnerabilities by setting HTTP headers appropriately. Failing to configure Helmet for HTTP headers leaves your application vulnerable to several web attacks.
Remediations
Do use Helmet middleware to secure your app by adding it to your application's middleware.
Reducing server fingerprinting enhances security by making it harder for attackers to identify the software your server is running. Server fingerprinting involves analyzing the unique responses of server software to specific requests, which can reveal information about the server's software and version. While not a direct security vulnerability, minimizing this information leakage is a proactive step to obscure details that could be used in targeted attacks.
Remediations
Do disable the X-Powered-By header in Express.js applications to prevent revealing the server's technology stack. Use the app.disable() method to achieve this.
Information leakage through logger messages can compromise sensitive data. This vulnerability arises when dynamic data or variables, which may contain sensitive information, are included in log messages.
Remediations
Do not include sensitive data directly in logger messages. This can lead to the exposure of such data in log files, which might be accessible to unauthorized individuals.
logger.info(`Results: ${data}`)// unsafe
Do use logging levels appropriately to control the verbosity of log output and minimize the risk of leaking sensitive information in production environments.
Introduced Vulnerable Packages:
Critical - ejs: server-side template injection in outputFunctionName | CWE-94
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