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Security: Notification management endpoints lack explicit authentication/authorization middleware#3495

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Security: Notification management endpoints lack explicit authentication/authorization middleware#3495
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Problem

The notification routes expose create, test, read, update, and delete handlers without verifyJWT or role checks at route level. If these routes are mounted without a global auth guard, an unauthenticated or low-privileged caller could manage notification channels (including webhook-like destinations), leading to data exposure and abuse.

Severity: high
File: server/src/routes/notificationRoute.ts

Solution

Require authentication middleware (e.g., verifyJWT) and enforce authorization per action (e.g., owner/team checks, isAllowed(["admin","superadmin"]) where appropriate) on all notification endpoints.

Changes

  • server/src/routes/notificationRoute.ts (modified)

Testing

  • Existing tests pass
  • Manual review completed
  • No new warnings/errors introduced

The notification routes expose create, test, read, update, and delete handlers without `verifyJWT` or role checks at route level. If these routes are mounted without a global auth guard, an unauthenticated or low-privileged caller could manage notification channels (including webhook-like destinations), leading to data exposure and abuse.

Affected files: notificationRoute.ts

Signed-off-by: tuanaiseo <221258316+tuanaiseo@users.noreply.github.com>
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Notification routes are secured at the config level in routes.ts

app.use("/api/v1/notifications", verifyJWT, notificationRoutes.getRouter());

Unless I'm missing something, this can be safely closed. Let me know if I have indeed missed something.

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Closing as it is a non-issue

@ajhollid ajhollid closed this Apr 23, 2026
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