🛡️ Sentinel: [CRITICAL/HIGH] Fix stack trace leakage - #90
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- Stopped appending `e.stack` to public Discord channel log messages to prevent sensitive information disclosure. - Safely route the error stack to internal server logs via `console.error(e.stack)`. Co-authored-by: DerUntote <8378077+DerUntote@users.noreply.github.com>
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🚨 Severity: HIGH
💡 Vulnerability: Information Exposure via Discord Logs. The bot was previously catching command errors and, when
config.debugwas true, appending the full error stack (e.stack) directly to the output sent to a Discord moderation channel.🎯 Impact: Appending stack traces to external chat logs can expose sensitive internal server structure, file paths, dependency versions, and underlying logic which could aid attackers in discovering vulnerabilities.
🔧 Fix: Replaced the line appending the stack trace to the user-facing message with an internal
console.error(e.stack).✅ Verification: Ran
node -c bot/bot.jsto verify syntax. Added learnings to.jules/sentinel.md.PR created automatically by Jules for task 1488570952475829313 started by @DerUntote