cpatpa closes the upstream audit findings
Three tightly scoped commits work through the bulk of the critical and high items flagged in the upstream security audit.
cpatpa's team went through the audit report methodically. Two dead files that still referenced production secret keys are gone, so a stray import can no longer leak credentials to every browser session. Upload size caps are tighter, document conversions now time out instead of hanging, and a new safeguard rejects 'zip bombs' - archives that look small but expand to hundreds of megabytes - along with malformed XML tricks attackers use to crash parsers.
Database errors no longer flow straight to the client, which is a classic source of accidental schema leaks, and a stricter browser-side policy blocks the page from loading anything the server didn't authorise. None of this is glamorous, but it is exactly what a procurement security questionnaire asks about.
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