feat(security): comprehensive security hardening for tunnel and core services - #117
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Description
This pull request addresses several critical security vulnerabilities and architectural gaps discovered during a comprehensive security audit of the repository.
Key Changes
projectIdfrom 4 bytes (8 hexadecimal characters) to 16 bytes (32 hexadecimal characters). The previous 8-character string was susceptible to enumeration and brute-force discovery attacks on active tunnels.auth.store.tsandconnection.store.ts) from React Native's unencryptedAsyncStoragetoexpo-secure-store. This mitigates the risk of plaintext token extraction by malicious applications or physical device access.proxy.ts) based on activeprojectId. This prevents malicious actors from launching Denial-of-Service (DDoS) attacks against users' local machines by indiscriminately flooding the dumb-pipe proxy endpoint.These patches adhere to the existing architectural design while significantly elevating the overall security posture and stability of the platform.
Testing Instructions
~/.crosscode/config.json.