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AnyMessage lets anybody send and receive messages across a number of providers in a single, convenient, web interface. It is open source and free to use. A hosted version is available at AnyMessage.io. Support services and custom licenses are available for both hosted and self-hosted customers.
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QUESTION
My goal is to secure a WebSocket endpoint e.g ws://localhost:8080/chat
.
What I did:
I tried to create WebSocket connection with STOMP
...
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-13 at 20:34First, I will try to help you with WS connection. I tried configuration similar to yours and I was unable to connect to WS unauthorized. I confirmed that in browser there was no JSESSIONID cookie or when there was one, it was connected to anonymous session. Try setting logging of org.springframework.security to TRACE and follow written log, it will help you determine which filter authorised access, if that is the case.
For questions that you specified:
JSESSIONID and XSRF-TOKEN are not something that are interchangeable. I believe that for same JSESSIONID you can receive different different XSRF-TOKEN cookies. So I think you should store session id. Spring has project for this: Spring Session JDBC
I think that it is. Even Spring Security expects it by default. Spring Security Websocket
Any inbound CONNECT message requires a valid CSRF token to enforce Same Origin Policy
- I am not sure how familiar are you with the Cross-Site Request Forgery. If you are not, check this Spring CSRF, but in few sentences:
JSESSIONID is cookie and it will be sent with every request to your site, even from other sites. Because that is how browser works. So to prevent misusage of session, CSRF token is required. Because you are not using HTML to execute action, such as form submit, you need to pass this token some other way. Spring requires you to send it using Header named X-XSRF-TOKEN, because browser will not send it with every request like it would a cookie. Security is in that other site, which tries to exploit vulnerability, can not read cookie from your site and it can not use it to add CSRF in header for exploit request.
So, I think your solution is ok. Keep in mind, that HTTP and WS are different protocols, even if WS uses HTTP for handshake, but it adds multiple headers. Maybe because of that Spring ignores authority checks, but I think that you probably missed something and that spring security trace log will direct you what to check.
QUESTION
I am new to Dataiku and was going through the tutorials. When I tried to create the Automation (Tutorial)
I receive the following error code:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-07 at 13:03There are two options:
1) Check the log file from the DSS datadir (for example /PATH-TO-YOUR-DSS-FOLDER/ run/ log)
2) Reach out to the iku admin if you're unable to debug the issue.
They are usually responsive & get things sorted asap!
QUESTION
I'm using Spring Boot (v1.5.10.RELEASE) to create a backend for an application written in Angular. The back is secured using spring security + keycloak. Now I'm adding a websocket, using STOMP over SockJS, and wanted to secure it. I'm trying to follow the docs at Websocket Token Authentication, and it shows the following piece of code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-04 at 06:37I was able to enable token based authentication, following the recomendations by Raman on this question. Here's the final code to make it work:
1) First, create a class that represent the JWS auth token:
QUESTION
I try to implement plain websocket with Stomp (and not SockJs) with a Spring server and an Angular client.
Here is my code to enable websocket in Spring:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-21 at 01:27I suppose you send client requests from different port, that means your client is on different origin, for that you must add some headers on server side. Also on connect websocket sends POST to endpoint, which you must enable. I don't know exactly what endpoints are being sent, check in you console, and then add them to antMatchers
QUESTION
I'm currently creating an Azure QnA-bot that can send a message from the webchat to Teams and from Teams back to the webchat.
Everything works fine so far but some of the information I'm using has to be set trough some detours.
This Teams Conversation ID for example:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-12 at 20:48A conversation ID is generated as soon as you install the bot to the Team and you can capture it in OnTurnAsync()
.
Using App Studio, I got my bot to this part of the install process (after selecting the team and just before selecting the channel to install to):
And I got this in OnTurnAsync:
It also falls through to OnConversationUpdateActivityAsync()
.
However, it can only converse in the General channel because that's what the conversation ID is tied to upon install. NO activities are fired when installed to a non-General channel within a Team.
Additionally, the activities fired when installed to a Team are only fired once per App Registration App ID, EVER. If you want to test this again, you need an entirely new app registration.
So to answer your question, "yes, if you want the Conversation ID for the General Channel," but "no, if you want the Conversation ID for any other channel".
QUESTION
please help for my problem. I try to create real-time chat on Vue, Vuex and NodeJS (initially, messages should be received through the POST method, then through the socket). Why vue-socket.io doesn't send the message on the server? How can i add event on vuex and do I need a socket.io-client for this?
Vue main.js
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Apr-15 at 14:35Sorry to disturb, parameter "connection" in main.js should be http://localhost:8080.
QUESTION
I have an endpoint (/create) which has some logic and it takes 3-4 min to process so I used rabbitmq and as soon as the endpoint receive the request it takes the body and post the message in rabbitmq, the listener listens to the message and process the request now I want to notify the user that his request is successfully processed.
- Is websocket correct choice for this requirement
- Is there other better way through which i can achieve my goal?
So I went forward with websocket since I am using oauth based authentication I am unable to get web-socket work
Here is my code I have written:
...SocketConfig.java
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Nov-19 at 06:33In my opinion: a push messaging pattern (for example using STOMP) is suitable for this scenario, but that ultimately depends on your architectural principles. You could also poll the server for result (using REST API) which has both advantages (shared security architecture) and disadvantages (client code, traffic, and reaction-time overheads).
Answer:
In order to get your code working, I think you need one more method in your SocketConfig.java
, which will hook into your OAUTH filter (or whatever method you may have in place).
Important - websocket auth does not reuse existing Spring Security context. That's why you need to implement auth again, for example in the SocketConfig
class using the WebSocketMessageBrokerConfigurer
's method configureClientInboundChannel
.
The following example assumes you have already obtained the OAUTH token previously, and it's only used to reauthenticate the websocket connection. Setting the user reference in StompHeaderAccessor
(3rd last line) will enable your code to send a message to the correct user.
It also requires that the OAUTH token is set in the message header, as opposed to the endpoint parameter in your example. I think that may be safer for websocks messaging as the message itself is encrypted on protocol level if you use wss.
QUESTION
I followed the following tutorial: Using WebSocket to build an interactive web application
Everything works as described and aplication looks fine. I just have a nice controller:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Apr-25 at 12:33The posts you linked works for spring 5 websockets as well and is the simplest solution to extend
AbstractSecurityWebSocketMessageBrokerConfigurer
for example:
QUESTION
I try to add websocket authorization for my application.
I have following authorization related classes:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Apr-26 at 14:47You have this in your dependencies:
QUESTION
I'm using the Akka Streams Kafka library to interact with Kafka broker. I have the following stream definition with an UnBounded buffer:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jan-09 at 15:21If you use the Akka Kafka consumer, the source emits events indefinitely as far as events are available in the topic. Why do you need to close the producer?
I´ll suggest to call the following to start your source:
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