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The overridden methods in UserPasswordsController were inadvertently missing out on Devise's "paranoid mode", which protects against user enumeration attacks. Current dependency is Devise ~> 3.4.1 according to the gemspec, which calls a separate method to determine redirect location. All existing specs still pass. Added a spec for nonexistent users. The situation with existing users requires a good deal more setup since it would trigger the e-mail.
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Jun 22, 2018
| expect(flash[:notice]).to eq I18n.t(:send_paranoid_instructions, scope: [:devise, :user_passwords, :spree_user]) | ||
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| context 'with paranoid mode' do | ||
| before { Devise.paranoid = true } | ||
| after { Devise.paranoid = false } |
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| context 'when resetting password' do | ||
| it 'puts an error on the object' do | ||
| spree_post :create, spree_user: {email: '[email protected]'} |
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| before { Devise.paranoid = true } | ||
| after { Devise.paranoid = false } | ||
| it 'does not indicate whether the user exists' do | ||
| spree_post :create, spree_user: {email: '[email protected]'} |
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| it 'does not indicate whether the user exists' do | ||
| spree_post :create, spree_user: {email: '[email protected]'} | ||
| expect(response).to redirect_to spree.login_path | ||
| expect(flash[:notice]).to eq I18n.t(:send_paranoid_instructions, scope: [:devise, :user_passwords, :spree_user]) |
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| spree_post :create, spree_user: {email: '[email protected]'} | ||
| expect(response).to be_success | ||
| expect(assigns(:spree_user).kind_of?(Spree::User)).to eq true | ||
| expect(assigns(:spree_user).errors.messages[:email].first).to eq I18n.t(:not_found, scope: [:errors, :messages]) |
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The overridden methods in UserPasswordsController were inadvertently
missing out on Devise's "paranoid mode", which protects against user
enumeration attacks.
Current dependency is Devise ~> 3.4.1 according to the gemspec, which
calls a separate method to determine redirect location.
All existing specs still pass. Added a spec for nonexistent users. The
situation with existing users requires a good deal more setup since it
would trigger the e-mail.