jwt,browser: allow short-expiry tokens for GETs (#4684)

This commit fixes a potential security issue, whereby a full-access
token to the server would be available in the GET URL of a download
request. This fixes that issue by introducing short-expiry tokens, which
are only valid for one minute, and are regenerated for every download
request.

This commit specifically introduces the short-lived tokens, adds tests
for the tokens, adds an RPC call for generating a token given a
full-access token, updates the browser to use the new tokens for
requests where the token is passed as a GET parameter, and adds some
tests with the new temporary tokens.

Refs: https://github.com/minio/minio/pull/4673
This commit is contained in:
Brendan Ashworth
2017-07-24 12:46:37 -07:00
committed by Dee Koder
parent 4785555d34
commit ec5293ce29
7 changed files with 131 additions and 6 deletions

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@@ -83,6 +83,9 @@ func registerWebRouter(mux *router.Router) error {
// RPC handler at URI - /minio/webrpc
webBrowserRouter.Methods("POST").Path("/webrpc").Handler(webRPC)
webBrowserRouter.Methods("PUT").Path("/upload/{bucket}/{object:.+}").HandlerFunc(web.Upload)
// These methods use short-expiry tokens in the URLs. These tokens may unintentionally
// be logged, so a new one must be generated for each request.
webBrowserRouter.Methods("GET").Path("/download/{bucket}/{object:.+}").Queries("token", "{token:.*}").HandlerFunc(web.Download)
webBrowserRouter.Methods("POST").Path("/zip").Queries("token", "{token:.*}").HandlerFunc(web.DownloadZip)