Disable HTTP TRACE and TRACK methods #391
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Trace has been used to steal user credentials so the recommendation is to disable it by default: https://owasp.org/www-community/attacks/Cross_Site_Tracing Track is IIS specific but it gets lumped together with Trace since it shares the same vulnerabilities. |
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Sorry, I missed your question at the bottom about the functions. The VO object would error out unless those functions were defined so I added them to get a successful test run. |
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Corporate Security Scanners find both the HTTP TRACE and TRACK methods to be exploitable so this modifies the default behavior of Undertow to disallow those methods. I've included a test to ensure that rejection occurs.