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Fixes XSS vulnerability with default Spring error attributes #126

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@ttomsu ttomsu commented Oct 20, 2015

Migrates same fix from spinnaker/orca#588 to Gate

@ajordens , @anotherchrisberry - I looked across Deck, and nothing looks to explicitly use the 'path' element. Do you know of any internal users who script against Gate that, for whatever reason, expect 404 errors?

@duftler FYI

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LGTM.

People certainly expect 404 but I don't expect there to be an issue with the path attribute being stripped out.

As long as the retrofit exception mapper continues to work (and it sounds like it does), I'm happy.

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Fixes XSS vulnerability with default Spring error attributes
@ttomsu ttomsu merged commit eac2a4c into spinnaker:master Oct 20, 2015
@ttomsu ttomsu deleted the google-xss-patch branch October 20, 2015 18:01
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