fix: oauth client credentials (client_id, client_sec... in CliAuth.js#6110
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fix: oauth client credentials (client_id, client_sec... in CliAuth.js#6110orbisai0security wants to merge 1 commit intoUnitech:masterfrom
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Summary
Fix critical severity security issue in
lib/API/pm2-plus/auth-strategies/CliAuth.js.Vulnerability
V-001lib/API/pm2-plus/auth-strategies/CliAuth.js:203Description: OAuth client credentials (client_id, client_secret) and the BASE_URI for the PM2 Plus API are embedded directly in source code within CliAuth.js and PM2IO.js. Because PM2 is an open-source project published to the public npm registry, these credentials are accessible to anyone who installs the package (npm install pm2) or views the GitHub repository. An attacker can extract these credentials without any special access and use them to impersonate the official PM2 CLI application against the PM2 Plus backend.
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lib/API/pm2-plus/PM2IO.jslib/API/pm2-plus/auth-strategies/CliAuth.jsVerification
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