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CVE-2024-45336 is an information-disclosure flaw in Go's net/http HTTP client redirect handling. The client correctly removes sensitive request headers, such as Authorization, when a redirect crosses to a different domain. However, if that cross-domain redirect is followed by a subsequent redirect within the new domain, net/http can restore the sensitive headers and send them to the cross-domain destination. A redirect chain from an origin domain to a second domain and then to another location on that second domain can therefore disclose credentials or other sensitive header values to the second domain.
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A Go net/http vulnerability in which sensitive headers can be incorrectly sent following a cross-domain redirect. It is addressed in the Logging for Red Hat OpenShift 6.1.4 update.
A Go net/http vulnerability in which sensitive HTTP headers can be incorrectly forwarded following a cross-domain redirect.
A Go net/http vulnerability in which sensitive headers can be incorrectly forwarded following a cross-domain redirect.
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