Скачать или смотреть CSRF Vulnerability in XTRM Allows Unauthorized Deletion of All Active Sessions

A Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) vulnerability exists in XTRM that allows an attacker to delete all active user sessions without their interaction. This issue arises because the "Delete All Active Sessions" functionality is triggered via a GET request, and there is no CSRF protection mechanism in place.

Impact:
An attacker can craft a malicious webpage and trick a logged-in user into visiting it. Once the page is loaded, the victim’s active sessions will be deleted without their consent, leading to:

Forced logouts for all active sessions
Potential account takeover vectors (if combined with other vulnerabilities such as session fixation)
Denial of service (DoS) to the victim by disrupting their ongoing sessions

Recommended Fixes:
✅ Change the request method to POST instead of GET.
✅ Implement CSRF protection (e.g., CSRF tokens, SameSite cookies).
✅ Add an explicit confirmation prompt before executing the deletion request.

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