feat(security): Enhance session security with HttpOnly and Secure fla… #219
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…gs; add common headers middleware Signed-off-by: Ismael Ibuan <[email protected]>
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This pull request enhances the security and consistency of HTTP responses by updating session cookie settings and introducing a middleware to set common response headers. The most important changes are grouped below:
Security Improvements:
HttpOnlyandSecureflags on session cookies insession.goto prevent client-side scripts from accessing cookies and to ensure cookies are only sent over HTTPS.HTTP Response Header Management:
commonHeadersMiddlewareinmux-router.goto set theCache-Control: no-storeheader on all responses, improving cache control and privacy.mux-router.goto apply both the security middleware and the new common headers middleware to all requests.