CSRF vulnerability fix in order management: Token injection and handler validation

Vulnerability Key Information Summary Vulnerability Overview Vulnerability Type: CSRF (Cross-Site Request Forgery) Fix Commit: Commit , submitted by Fix Details: Added CSRF protection for the order download reset and card deletion operations. Specific Changes: - Added two new rules to the CSRF map in : - - - Also removed the dependency on to ensure the CSRF map remains consistent with the processing logic. Scope of Impact Affected Files (3 files changed, +5 -2): 1. : Updated CSRF validation rules. 2. : Added display logic for and on the orders page (involving variables such as and ). 3. : In the card deletion logic, modified the token validation for to ensure the deletion operation is protected by CSRF (validating the token associated with ). Fix Solution Core Fix: Explicitly declared the and parameters within the group in the CSRF whitelist/map, requiring these sensitive operations to carry a valid CSRF token to pass validation. Code Change Example (from ): Accompanying Changes: In , the card deletion logic now uses to determine the action type and validates the specifically for the action, ensuring the request carries the correct CSRF token. POC / Exploitation Code No standalone POC code block is provided directly in the page, but the critical code snippets before and after the fix are as follows: Before the Fix (card deletion logic in ): After the Fix: New CSRF Rules: > Note: This fix primarily targets the order download reset and payment card deletion operations in the admin backend, preventing attackers from bypassing CSRF validation via crafted malicious requests to perform sensitive operations without authorization.

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CSRF vulnerability fix in order management: Token injection and handler validation

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