Ruby On Rails - What do these Brakeman warnings mean?

问题

I am using brakeman gem for scanning my app.

After scanning the app, I get the following warnings:

#Security warnings

Method                  | Warning Type    | Message                    
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show                    | Unscoped Find   | Unscoped call to PatientMessage#find near line 27: Message.find(+params[:id]+)
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#Controller warnings:

Controller            | Warning Type               | Message
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ApplicationController | Cross-Site Request Forgery | 'protect_from_forgery' should be called in ApplicationController

Can someone help figure out what these warnings mean?

回答1:

The protect_from_forgery error is pretty much self-explanatory, (it's telling you to include the method that helps to protect your site from cross-site scripting in your application controller) but the docs for the Unscoped Find are here: http://brakemanscanner.org/docs/warning_types/unscoped_find/

Basically, it's telling you that you should do something like:

current_user.messages.find(params[:id]) 

instead of Message.find so users can't just find any message by passing an id into params. The example above assumes that you have a current_user helper, and that a message belongs to a user, which may not be the case in your app, but that's what the warning means.

来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/32102172/ruby-on-rails-what-do-these-brakeman-warnings-mean