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/**
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* @name Manually checking http verb instead of using built in rails routes and protections
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* @description Manually checking HTTP verbs is an indication that multiple requests are routed to the same controller action. This could lead to bypassing necessary authorization methods and other protections, like CSRF protection. Prefer using different controller actions for each HTTP method and relying Rails routing to handle mappting resources and verbs to specific methods.
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* @kind problem
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* @kind path-problem
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* @problem.severity error
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* @security-severity 5.0
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* @precision low
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import codeql.ruby.DataFlow
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import codeql.ruby.controlflow.CfgNodes
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import codeql.ruby.frameworks.ActionController
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import codeql.ruby.TaintTracking
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import DataFlow::PathGraph
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// any `request` calls in an action method
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classRequestextends DataFlow::CallNode{
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// A conditional expression where the condition uses `request.method`, `request.request_method`, `request.raw_request_method`, `request.request_method_symbol`, or `request.get?` in some way.
"Manually checking HTTP verbs is an indication that multiple requests are routed to the same controller action. This could lead to bypassing necessary authorization methods and other protections, like CSRF protection. Prefer using different controller actions for each HTTP method and relying Rails routing to handle mappting resources and verbs to specific methods."
selectsink.asExpr().getExpr(),source,sink,"Manually checking HTTP verbs is an indication that multiple requests are routed to the same controller action. This could lead to bypassing necessary authorization methods and other protections, like CSRF protection. Prefer using different controller actions for each HTTP method and relying Rails routing to handle mappting resources and verbs to specific methods."
| ManuallyCheckHttpVerb.rb:4:8:4:19 | call to get? | ManuallyCheckHttpVerb.rb:4:8:4:19 | call to get? | ManuallyCheckHttpVerb.rb:4:8:4:19 | call to get? | Manually checking HTTP verbs is an indication that multiple requests are routed to the same controller action. This could lead to bypassing necessary authorization methods and other protections, like CSRF protection. Prefer using different controller actions for each HTTP method and relying Rails routing to handle mappting resources and verbs to specific methods. |
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| ManuallyCheckHttpVerb.rb:12:8:12:22 | ... == ... | ManuallyCheckHttpVerb.rb:11:14:11:24 | call to env | ManuallyCheckHttpVerb.rb:12:8:12:22 | ... == ... | Manually checking HTTP verbs is an indication that multiple requests are routed to the same controller action. This could lead to bypassing necessary authorization methods and other protections, like CSRF protection. Prefer using different controller actions for each HTTP method and relying Rails routing to handle mappting resources and verbs to specific methods. |
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| ManuallyCheckHttpVerb.rb:20:8:20:22 | ... == ... | ManuallyCheckHttpVerb.rb:19:14:19:35 | call to request_method | ManuallyCheckHttpVerb.rb:20:8:20:22 | ... == ... | Manually checking HTTP verbs is an indication that multiple requests are routed to the same controller action. This could lead to bypassing necessary authorization methods and other protections, like CSRF protection. Prefer using different controller actions for each HTTP method and relying Rails routing to handle mappting resources and verbs to specific methods. |
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| ManuallyCheckHttpVerb.rb:28:8:28:22 | ... == ... | ManuallyCheckHttpVerb.rb:27:14:27:27 | call to method | ManuallyCheckHttpVerb.rb:28:8:28:22 | ... == ... | Manually checking HTTP verbs is an indication that multiple requests are routed to the same controller action. This could lead to bypassing necessary authorization methods and other protections, like CSRF protection. Prefer using different controller actions for each HTTP method and relying Rails routing to handle mappting resources and verbs to specific methods. |
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| ManuallyCheckHttpVerb.rb:36:8:36:22 | ... == ... | ManuallyCheckHttpVerb.rb:35:14:35:39 | call to raw_request_method | ManuallyCheckHttpVerb.rb:36:8:36:22 | ... == ... | Manually checking HTTP verbs is an indication that multiple requests are routed to the same controller action. This could lead to bypassing necessary authorization methods and other protections, like CSRF protection. Prefer using different controller actions for each HTTP method and relying Rails routing to handle mappting resources and verbs to specific methods. |
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| ManuallyCheckHttpVerb.rb:52:10:52:23 | ... == ... | ManuallyCheckHttpVerb.rb:51:16:51:44 | call to request_method_symbol | ManuallyCheckHttpVerb.rb:52:10:52:23 | ... == ... | Manually checking HTTP verbs is an indication that multiple requests are routed to the same controller action. This could lead to bypassing necessary authorization methods and other protections, like CSRF protection. Prefer using different controller actions for each HTTP method and relying Rails routing to handle mappting resources and verbs to specific methods. |
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| ManuallyCheckHttpVerb.rb:59:10:59:38 | ...[...] | ManuallyCheckHttpVerb.rb:59:10:59:20 | call to env | ManuallyCheckHttpVerb.rb:59:10:59:38 | ...[...] | Manually checking HTTP verbs is an indication that multiple requests are routed to the same controller action. This could lead to bypassing necessary authorization methods and other protections, like CSRF protection. Prefer using different controller actions for each HTTP method and relying Rails routing to handle mappting resources and verbs to specific methods. |
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