Vulnerability advisory

GHSA-vfm5-rmrh-j26v

Possible Content Security Policy bypass in Action Dispatch

Published Dec 10, 2024Updated Mar 7, 2025OSV record ↗

Also known as BIT-rails-2024-54133CVE-2024-54133

Severity

CVSS 4.0CVSS:4.0/AV:N/AC:L/AT:P/PR:N/UI:P/VC:N/VI:N/VA:N/SC:L/SI:L/SA:N

Affected versions

actionpack RubyGems

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Affected	Fixed in
`5.2.0` to before 7.0.8.7	`7.0.8.7`Advisories →
Also listed as affected (124) `5.2.0` `5.2.1` `5.2.1.1` `5.2.1.rc1` `5.2.2` `5.2.2.1` `5.2.2.rc1` `5.2.3` `5.2.3.rc1` `5.2.4` `5.2.4.1` `5.2.4.2` `5.2.4.3` `5.2.4.4` `5.2.4.5` `5.2.4.6` `5.2.4.rc1` `5.2.5` `5.2.6` `5.2.6.1` `5.2.6.2` `5.2.6.3` `5.2.7` `5.2.7.1` `5.2.8` `5.2.8.1` `6.0.0` `6.0.0.beta1` `6.0.0.beta2` `6.0.0.beta3` `6.0.0.rc1` `6.0.0.rc2` `6.0.1` `6.0.1.rc1` `6.0.2` `6.0.2.1` `6.0.2.2` `6.0.2.rc1` `6.0.2.rc2` `6.0.3` `6.0.3.1` `6.0.3.2` `6.0.3.3` `6.0.3.4` `6.0.3.5` `6.0.3.6` `6.0.3.7` `6.0.3.rc1` `6.0.4` `6.0.4.1` `6.0.4.2` `6.0.4.3` `6.0.4.4` `6.0.4.5` `6.0.4.6` `6.0.4.7` `6.0.4.8` `6.0.5` `6.0.5.1` `6.0.6` `6.0.6.1` `6.1.0` `6.1.0.rc1` `6.1.0.rc2` `6.1.1` `6.1.2` `6.1.2.1` `6.1.3` `6.1.3.1` `6.1.3.2` `6.1.4` `6.1.4.1` `6.1.4.2` `6.1.4.3` `6.1.4.4` `6.1.4.5` `6.1.4.6` `6.1.4.7` `6.1.5` `6.1.5.1` `6.1.6` `6.1.6.1` `6.1.7` `6.1.7.1` `6.1.7.10` `6.1.7.2` `6.1.7.3` `6.1.7.4` `6.1.7.5` `6.1.7.6` `6.1.7.7` `6.1.7.8` `6.1.7.9` `7.0.0` `7.0.0.alpha1` `7.0.0.alpha2` `7.0.0.rc1` `7.0.0.rc2` `7.0.0.rc3` `7.0.1` `7.0.2` `7.0.2.1` `7.0.2.2` `7.0.2.3` `7.0.2.4` `7.0.3` `7.0.3.1` `7.0.4` `7.0.4.1` `7.0.4.2` `7.0.4.3` `7.0.5` `7.0.5.1` `7.0.6` `7.0.7` `7.0.7.1` `7.0.7.2` `7.0.8` `7.0.8.1` `7.0.8.2` `7.0.8.3` `7.0.8.4` `7.0.8.5` `7.0.8.6`
`7.1.0` to before 7.1.5.1	`7.1.5.1`Advisories →
Also listed as affected (12) `7.1.0` `7.1.1` `7.1.2` `7.1.3` `7.1.3.1` `7.1.3.2` `7.1.3.3` `7.1.3.4` `7.1.4` `7.1.4.1` `7.1.4.2` `7.1.5`
`7.2.0` to before 7.2.2.1	`7.2.2.1`Advisories →
Also listed as affected (5) `7.2.0` `7.2.1` `7.2.1.1` `7.2.1.2` `7.2.2`
`8.0.0` to before 8.0.0.1	`8.0.0.1`Advisories →
Also listed as affected (1) `8.0.0`

Description

There is a possible Cross Site Scripting (XSS) vulnerability in the content_security_policy helper in Action Pack.

Impact

Applications which set Content-Security-Policy (CSP) headers dynamically from untrusted user input may be vulnerable to carefully crafted inputs being able to inject new directives into the CSP. This could lead to a bypass of the CSP and its protection against XSS and other attacks.

Releases

The fixed releases are available at the normal locations.

Workarounds

Applications can avoid setting CSP headers dynamically from untrusted input, or can validate/sanitize that input.

Credits

Thanks to ryotak for the report!