Parse Server
Open-source backend platform for mobile and web apps
Parse Server's 9.10.7 alphas fix a pre-auth regex DoS and two more read-access leaks.
◆Recent moves
- 5d ago
Saves skip an extra database read
Saving an object no longer triggers an extra database read. A rare performance change in a run of security alphas, and it should reduce write latency across the board.
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Fix duplicate logging in save read-access check
Cleans up logging from the alpha.2 read-access check, which was logging errors twice or at the wrong level.
View source ↗ - 6d ago
Fix: save responses revealed hidden fields' existence
Another response-side leak closed under an advisory: save responses could reveal whether a field is stored to someone without read access. It continues the pattern of tightening what write responses return.
View source ↗ - 6d ago
Fix: pre-auth DoS via email regex backtracking
A pre-authentication denial of service via regex backtracking on email format checks. Because no login is needed, it is the most exposed bug in the recent advisory run.
View source ↗ - 7d ago
Fix: create responses returned unreadable fields
Object creation could return field values the caller had no right to read. The 9.10.6 series ends where it started, on response-side leaks.
View source ↗ - 8d ago
Fix: dot-notation keys could pollute prototypes via triggers
Another GHSA fix on the write path: a crafted dot-notation key could pollute a shared prototype on classes with triggers or LiveQuery. It is the third dot-notation advisory in the 9.10.6 alphas, so the key-parsing code looks like the audit's main seam.
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