This route intentionally bypasses CSRF protection but uses session metadata or cookie-based authentication. If it exposes an unpredictable endpoint without robust custom anti-CSRF signatures, it is vulnerable to Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) or Cross-Site WebSocket Hijacking (CSWSH). Remove the CSRF bypass or ensure all state-changing or authenticated ac
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CVE-2026-25117: Flask Csrf Bypass With Session Authcve-2026-25117-flask-csrf-bypass-with-session-auth
CVE-2026-22689: Bypass Websocket Origin Checkcve-2026-22689-bypass-websocket-origin-check
The application configures a WebSocket upgrader to bypass origin validation by unconditionally returning 'true' in 'CheckOrigin'. This exposes the WebSocket server to Cross-Site WebSocket Hijacking (CSWSH). Remove the 'CheckOrigin' field to enforce the default same-origin policy, or implement strict comparison of the 'Origin' header against a whitelist of tr
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