Import credentials before hosts and remap the file's credential ids to
the ones created here, so hosts and protocol logins no longer point at
another server's ids. With rows written in dependency order, the import
no longer turns off SQLite foreign keys on the shared connection. The
uploaded file is now removed on every exit path.
The backend only sees the bundled nginx on loopback, so the allowlist
could only work by trusting 127.0.0.1, which let any client that reached
nginx log in as anyone by sending the identity headers. nginx now passes
its own TCP peer (before real_ip rewriting) in X-Termix-Proxy-Peer, and
loopback connections are judged by that address instead.
The desktop sign-in iframe accepted AUTH_SUCCESS and system browser requests from whatever page it had navigated to, and posted replies (including 2FA temp tokens) to any origin. Messages must now come from the server's origin and replies are posted to it.
The web UI also treated any framing page as the desktop app and posted the JWT to it. It now also requires the Termix-Desktop user agent.
The consent check read the first manifest.json with a hand-written tar
reader, while the unpack keeps the last one and also follows pax and
long-name headers. An archive with two manifests could pass the check
with one capability list and get granted another. Read the manifest
with node-tar, count only plain files, and refuse archives that hold
more than one manifest.json.
A jump hop whose key no longer matched the pinned fingerprint was
silently accepted and the pin overwritten. Background status probes
reconnect to jump hosts every cycle, so a MITM on that hop got the
credentials with no user interaction. Changed jump host keys now go
through the same path as any other host: prompt when there is a
terminal socket, otherwise refuse.
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