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blocked-uri in CSP report should be the request URI, not the URI after the redirect #27384
@annevk wouldn't we leak cross-origin information if we use the full blocked-uri in the report? The report is sent to the parent frame, while the child frame might have been navigated to a URL which the parent does not know and must not know.
I'm not sure we should report anything at all. It seems rather problematic that the parent would get access to such information. I guess even if we reported nothing the parent could go on a fishing expedition, but at least that would take a long time and likely not be effective.
(I think I would have preferred if only the initial navigation could be controlled and any further navigations would not be subject to CSP at all.)
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annevk commentedon Jan 29, 2021
Ideally we'd also always compare the full values rather than just their origin.
cc @antosart
antosart commentedon Feb 1, 2021
Yes, we should fix the implementations and the tests here. I opened a bug for chrome: https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=1172898
antosart commentedon Mar 8, 2021
@annevk wouldn't we leak cross-origin information if we use the full blocked-uri in the report? The report is sent to the parent frame, while the child frame might have been navigated to a URL which the parent does not know and must not know.
annevk commentedon Mar 9, 2021
I'm not sure we should report anything at all. It seems rather problematic that the parent would get access to such information. I guess even if we reported nothing the parent could go on a fishing expedition, but at least that would take a long time and likely not be effective.
(I think I would have preferred if only the initial navigation could be controlled and any further navigations would not be subject to CSP at all.)
CSP: Use request URL as blocked URL in browser