Fix potential XSS in Markdown rendering via Event Delegation#332
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Fix potential XSS in Markdown rendering via Event Delegation#332RinZ27 wants to merge 1 commit intoOpenBMB:mainfrom
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@RinZ27 Thanks for the PR~ We're currently refactoring the frontend, and the relevant UI code is being significantly reworked. Because of that, we can't merge this PR in its current form, as it would likely conflict with the new frontend structure. We appreciate the security fix and may revisit it after the refactor is stabilized. |
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@xhd0728 Understood. I'll keep an eye on the frontend refactor and re-evaluate the fix once things stabilize. Thanks for the heads up! |
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Refactored the Markdown rendering in ui/frontend/main.js to close a potential XSS vector. The previous implementation allowed inline JavaScript via onclick attributes, which could be exploited through prompt injection.
I've moved the interaction logic to a global click event listener using event delegation. This allowed me to strip onclick from the DOMPurify allow-list and replace inline handlers with data attributes (data-code-id, data-ref-id). I've verified that 'Copy Code' and 'Citation' links still work exactly as expected.