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Today, the crates.io team uncovered a security issue involving the cargo_session cookie, which contained sensitive user information being sent to Sentry during error reports. While access to this data is restricted to a trusted group within the organization, the potential for cookie values to be misused for impersonation raises valid concerns. Thankfully, there’s no evidence of any unauthorized access, but this incident highlights the importance of robust security practices in software development. As developers, we must stay vigilant and continuously improve our security measures to protect our users. Let's learn from this and keep our projects secure! #CyberSecurity #DevOps #Java #RustLang #SoftwareDevelopment
Today, the crates.io team uncovered a security issue involving the cargo_session cookie, which contained sensitive user information being sent to Sentry during error reports. While access to this data is restricted to a trusted group within the organization, the potential for cookie values to be misused for impersonation raises valid concerns. Thankfully, there’s no evidence of any unauthorized access, but this incident highlights the importance of robust security practices in software development. As developers, we must stay vigilant and continuously improve our security measures to protect our users. Let's learn from this and keep our projects secure! #CyberSecurity #DevOps #Java #RustLang #SoftwareDevelopment
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crates.io security incident: improperly stored session cookies
Today the crates.io team discovered that the contents of the cargo_session cookie were being persisted to our error monitoring service, Sentry, as part of event payloads sent when an error occurs in the crates.io backend. The value of this cookie is
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