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[WIP] Analyze codebase for potential bugs and security vulnerabilities#1

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[WIP] Analyze codebase for potential bugs and security vulnerabilities#1
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Security and Bug Fixes for epson-proxy

Phase 1: Analysis ✅

  • Analyze codebase for security vulnerabilities
  • Identify coding logic bugs
  • Prioritize issues by severity

Phase 2: Critical Security Fixes

  • Add request body size limit (DoS protection)
  • Fix private key file permissions
  • Add input validation for width/height (prevent division by zero)
  • Add integer overflow checks
  • Add proper error handling for integer parsing

Phase 3: High Priority Fixes

  • Configure XML parser to prevent XXE attacks
  • Add validation for image dimensions
  • Add bounds checking for image slicing
  • Handle partial writes in TCP/USB connections

Phase 4: Medium Priority Fixes

  • Improve SSL certificate generation (random serial)
  • Fix CORS whitelist logic
  • Add context/timeout for infinite retry loop
  • Add check for HTTP response write errors
  • Document centering algorithm

Phase 5: Testing and Validation

  • Run existing tests
  • Request code review
  • Run CodeQL security scan
  • Verify all fixes
Original prompt

Analyze the codebase of the 'epson-proxy' repository for potential bugs and security vulnerabilities. Include potential issues in coding logic and security practices.

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