Potential fix for code scanning alert no. 84: DOM text reinterpreted as HTML#315
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Potential fix for https://github.com/browserstack/enigma/security/code-scanning/84
General fix: stop building HTML strings from untrusted values and stop using
.html()for those strings. Instead, create DOM nodes and set text via.text()(ortextContent), which safely escapes meta-characters.Best targeted fix here (same functionality): in
templates/EnigmaOps/allUserAccessList.html, updaterevokeConfirmso it:#revoke-details.<h4>element with.text(message).This preserves the same displayed text and modal behavior while removing the unsafe HTML sink usage for tainted data. No new imports/dependencies are needed.
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