closes#12244
As per RFC 6454 the Origin header MUST be set to the string 'null' when
in a "privacy-sensitive" context. We were not handling this string and
this was causing errors. This commit updates all checks of the 'Origin'
header to treat the value 'null' as if the header was not present.
ref: https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6454#section-7.3
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* Added default for getting origin of request
This function is used to attach the origin of the request to the
session, and later check that requests using the session are coming from
the same origin. This protects us against CSRF attacks as requests in
the browser MUST originate from the same origin on which the user
logged in.
Previously, when we could not determine the origin we would return
null, as a "safety" net.
This updates the function to use a secure and sensible default - which
is the origin of the Ghost-Admin application, and if that's not set -
the origin of the Ghost application.
This will make dealing with magic links simpler as you can not always
guaruntee the existence of these headers when visiting via a hyperlink
* Removed init fns and getters from session service
This simplifies the code here, making it easier to read and maintain
* Moved express-session initialisation to own file
This is complex enough that it deserves its own module
* Added createSessionFromToken to session service
* Wired up the createSessionFromToken middleware
* Refactored SessionStore to use @tryghost/errors
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* Updated tests to test exposed API
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This will make refactoring easier, as we only have the "public" contract to maintain
* Refactored session functionality to SessionService
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This splits the session logic away from the HTTP responding logic,
which will allows us to decouple session creation/modification from the
API. Eventually this can be used to create sessions based on magiclink
style tokens.
* Instantiated and exported the new SessionService
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* Refactored session middleware to take session service
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This removes duplication of code and makes the middleware more explicit
that it's just a wrapper around the session service.
* Updated to use external @tryghost/session-service
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refs #9865
- small refactoring to make both session and admin api key handling similar
- admin api key authentication is still disabled, but easy to enable
- added proof test how to authenticate using admin api keys
refs #9865
* This service handles the session store and exporting middleware to be
used for creating and managing sessions
* Updates the auth service index.js file in line with how we do things elsewhere
* After wrapping the exports in a getter, the usage of rewire had broken
the authenticate tests, this commit _removes_ rewire from the tests, calls `init` on
the models before the tests (needed because rewire isn't there) and also
cleans up the use of var.
