github.com/emicklei/go-restful/v3

CORS filters that use an AllowedDomains configuration parameter can match domains outside the specified set, permitting an attacker to avoid the CORS policy.

The AllowedDomains configuration parameter is documented as a list of allowed origin domains, but values in this list are applied as regular expression matches. For example, an allowed domain of "example.com" will match the Origin header "example.com.malicious.domain".

CORS filters that use an AllowedDomains configuration parameter can match domains outside the specified set, permitting an attacker to avoid the CORS policy.

The AllowedDomains configuration parameter is documented as a list of allowed origin domains, but values in this list are applied as regular expression matches. For example, an allowed domain of "example.com" will match the Origin header "example.com.malicious.domain".

CORS filters that use an AllowedDomains configuration parameter can match domains outside the specified set, permitting an attacker to avoid the CORS policy.

The AllowedDomains configuration parameter is documented as a list of allowed origin domains, but values in this list are applied as regular expression matches. For example, an allowed domain of "example.com" will match the Origin header "example.com.malicious.domain".

CORS filters that use an AllowedDomains configuration parameter can match domains outside the specified set, permitting an attacker to avoid the CORS policy.

The AllowedDomains configuration parameter is documented as a list of allowed origin domains, but values in this list are applied as regular expression matches. For example, an allowed domain of "example.com" will match the Origin header "example.com.malicious.domain".

CORS filters that use an AllowedDomains configuration parameter can match domains outside the specified set, permitting an attacker to avoid the CORS policy.

The AllowedDomains configuration parameter is documented as a list of allowed origin domains, but values in this list are applied as regular expression matches. For example, an allowed domain of "example.com" will match the Origin header "example.com.malicious.domain".

CORS filters that use an AllowedDomains configuration parameter can match domains outside the specified set, permitting an attacker to avoid the CORS policy.

The AllowedDomains configuration parameter is documented as a list of allowed origin domains, but values in this list are applied as regular expression matches. For example, an allowed domain of "example.com" will match the Origin header "example.com.malicious.domain".

CORS filters that use an AllowedDomains configuration parameter can match domains outside the specified set, permitting an attacker to avoid the CORS policy.

The AllowedDomains configuration parameter is documented as a list of allowed origin domains, but values in this list are applied as regular expression matches. For example, an allowed domain of "example.com" will match the Origin header "example.com.malicious.domain".