
In November 2024, Hotanya R. focused on security hardening for the Stirling-Tools/test-dont-use repository, addressing a self-XSS vulnerability in the merge interface. By leveraging JavaScript and front end development skills, Hotanya sanitized user-provided filenames and rendered them as plain text using the textContent property, effectively preventing script execution from malicious input. This targeted bug fix required minimal changes to the user interface, preserving the existing user experience while enhancing application security. The solution was code reviewed, passed QA validation with no regressions, and aligned with secure coding practices, demonstrating careful attention to both technical detail and workflow integrity.

November 2024: Implemented a security fix in Stirling-Tools/test-dont-use to address a self-XSS vulnerability in the merge interface by sanitizing filenames and rendering them as plain text via textContent. This prevents script execution from user-provided filenames, reducing the attack surface in the merge workflow. The change required minimal UI adjustments, preserved user experience, and passed QA with no regressions. Related issue: #2189.
November 2024: Implemented a security fix in Stirling-Tools/test-dont-use to address a self-XSS vulnerability in the merge interface by sanitizing filenames and rendering them as plain text via textContent. This prevents script execution from user-provided filenames, reducing the attack surface in the merge workflow. The change required minimal UI adjustments, preserved user experience, and passed QA with no regressions. Related issue: #2189.
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