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WalkthroughThe change expands CSP headers, adds inline-script hash validation, wires checks into build and pre-commit commands, documents deployment requirements, and resolves Chatwoot settings from runtime environment values. ChangesCSP hardening
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to The PR tightens script execution but also removes existing network restrictions, weakening production security controls; this should be fixed before merge. Custom Chatwoot deployments may also need an additional frame-src update to keep the embedded widget working. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant BuildScripts
participant CspHash as scripts/csp-hash.mjs
participant IndexHtml as index.html
participant SecurityHeaders as CSP headers
BuildScripts->>CspHash: run csp:check
CspHash->>IndexHtml: read first inline script
IndexHtml-->>CspHash: return script contents
CspHash->>SecurityHeaders: validate or replace SHA-256 token
SecurityHeaders-->>CspHash: return validation result
CspHash-->>BuildScripts: return process status
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31-32: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd a regression test for the runtime configuration contract.
Cover valid runtime values, unresolved
__VITE_*placeholders, and the false path fromhasChatwootVars(). Verify that missing values are not passed to the Chatwoot integration as configured values.As per coding guidelines, "For bug fixes, add or update at least one test when practical."
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@src/lib/chatwoot.ts` around lines 31 - 32, Add regression coverage for the Chatwoot runtime configuration around the websiteToken/baseUrl settings and hasChatwootVars(). Test valid runtime values, unresolved __VITE_* placeholders, and the false hasChatwootVars() path, verifying missing values are not forwarded to the Chatwoot integration as configured values.Source: Coding guidelines
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In @.husky/pre-commit:
- Line 4: Update the pre-commit hook commands so execution stops and returns
failure when any earlier check fails. Add fail-fast behavior with set -e or
chain the format, lint, and csp checks using &&, preserving their existing
order.
In `@scripts/csp-hash.mjs`:
- Around line 21-25: Update the CSP processing loop around HEADER_FILES to parse
only the script-src directive before checking or replacing hashes. Scope
content.includes(token) and the fix-mode replacement to that directive,
replacing only the theme-bootstrap hash while preserving comments, other
directives, and unrelated CSP hashes.
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In `@src/lib/chatwoot.ts`:
- Around line 31-32: Add regression coverage for the Chatwoot runtime
configuration around the websiteToken/baseUrl settings and hasChatwootVars().
Test valid runtime values, unresolved __VITE_* placeholders, and the false
hasChatwootVars() path, verifying missing values are not forwarded to the
Chatwoot integration as configured values.
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CSP hardening + Chatwoot placeholder fix — review
Not protocol-critical (no VTXO, signing, forfeit, or exit-path code changed). Two issues need fixing before merge; remaining notes are advisory.
Issues requiring changes
1. csp-hash.mjs --fix overwrites all SHA-256 tokens with the script hash (scripts/csp-hash.mjs:27)
const fixed = content.replace(/'sha256-[A-Za-z0-9+/=]+'/g, token)The global regex replaces every 'sha256-…' token in the file. The policy currently has exactly one hash, so it is harmless today. The moment a second hash is added (e.g., a style-src inline hash for a future design token block), pnpm csp:fix will silently overwrite both tokens with the new script hash, producing a broken CSP that still passes csp:check (because csp:check only looks for the script token). Fix suggestion: anchor the replacement to the script-src directive, or pass the target file/directive as context so the replace is scoped.
2. No test for the fromRuntimeEnv guard on Chatwoot vars (src/lib/chatwoot.ts:30-31)
getChatwootVars previously returned raw import.meta.env strings; it now filters placeholder values through fromRuntimeEnv. hasChatwootVars and ChatWoot.tsx:7 depend on this returning '' (falsy) for unset Docker placeholders. Danger already flagged "source changed with no test changes." At minimum add a unit test that:
getChatwootVars()returns''when the env values start with__VITE_hasChatwootVars()returnsfalsein that case
Verified correct
- Hash value: independently verified —
sha256-Orm8FfZCwWbK3HaU50UqLKl9Xtx+nqvAMVi3irFAc64=matches the inline theme bootstrap atindex.html:24-34. - Regex only matches tagless
<script>:/<script>(…)<\/script>/will not match<script defer src=…>(Plausible, line 66) or<script type="module" src=…>(line 97), so it correctly targets the bootstrap only. fromRuntimeEnvguard chain is complete:ChatWoot.tsx:7checks!vars.websiteToken || !vars.baseUrldirectly;Support.tsx:53goes throughhasChatwootVars(). Both guard against empty strings. The fix is safe.- nginx
alwayskeyword (nginx-security-headers.conf:7-10): correct — without it, headers were absent on 4xx/5xx responses, leaving error pages unprotected. worker-src 'self' blob:: covers both the service worker (/wallet-service-worker.mjs) and qr-scanner's blob worker.- Chatwoot origin in
script-src:https://app.chatwoot.comcovers the SDK entrypoint (/packs/js/sdk.js) and any sub-paths loaded from the same origin.
Advisory
csp:checkdoes not run duringpnpm start(dev mode). A dev editing the inline bootstrap will only discover the hash mismatch at pre-commit or build time. This is documented in the README and is acceptable, but worth noting.- No
default-srcfallback meansconnect-src,img-src,style-src, etc. are unconstrained — this is intentional (incremental rollout) but future PRs should continue tightening. - README correctly documents that
VITE_CHATWOOT_BASE_URLoverrides require a matching CSP edit. Consider adding aconsole.warnor startup check that detects a non-defaultbaseUrlin dev builds, so developers don't deploy a working-locally-but-CSP-blocked-in-prod configuration silently.
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Status: 1 commit since last pass (6ba815b), touching scripts/csp-hash.mjs and .husky/pre-commit. Prior issue #1 fixed; prior issue #2 still open.
Prior-finding closure
Issue #1 — csp:fix global replace clobbering all SHA-256 tokens → Fixed (6ba815b)
The rewrite is correct. The script now:
- Splits each file into lines and uses
isHeaderto skip comment lines (scripts/csp-hash.mjs:27). - Matches only the
script-srcdirective viaSCRIPT_SRC = /script-src\s[^";]*/(scripts/csp-hash.mjs:26) — the\squantifier correctly excludesscript-src-attr. - Scopes
replace(/'sha256-…'/g, token)to that directive string, not the whole file (scripts/csp-hash.mjs:42). - Writes back with
lines[index].replace(SCRIPT_SRC, () => fixed)using a function argument to suppress$-special replacement (scripts/csp-hash.mjs:44) — correct.
The "stale hash in a comment" edge case is also addressed by isHeader (scripts/csp-hash.mjs:28). Implementation is solid.
Issue #2 — No test for fromRuntimeEnv / hasChatwootVars guard (src/lib/chatwoot.ts) → Still open
This diff does not touch src/lib/chatwoot.ts or any test file. The Danger warning ("source changed with no test changes") from the previous pass still applies from the overall PR diff. Nothing in this increment makes it worse.
Incremental findings on the new diff
.husky/pre-commit:2 — set -e is correct but changes observable UX
Adding set -e means the hook exits on the first failing command; developers see only the first failure rather than the full list. This is the stated intent ("fail fast") and is reasonable. Confirm team is aware that a formatter failure will suppress the CSP check output entirely — not harmful, just a UX note.
scripts/csp-hash.mjs:35–37 — missing script-src is now a hard error (good)
if (index === -1) {
console.error(`csp-hash: no script-src directive in ${file}`)
failed = true; continue
}Previously a file with no hash at all would silently pass the check path (only the --fix branch would notice). Now it fails loudly in both modes. This is strictly better.
scripts/csp-hash.mjs:26 — regex correctness for _headers format
[^";]* stops at " (nginx quote boundary) or ; (nginx directive terminator). In public/_headers (Netlify format) neither character appears in the CSP value, so the regex consumes to end of the directive value with no issue. Verified correct for both target files.
No new cross-repo impact
The changed files (csp-hash.mjs, .husky/pre-commit) are build tooling only; no exported types, protos, or public API surfaces changed. No SDK consumer check needed.
Summary
The single blocking issue from the prior review is resolved cleanly. Only prior issue #2 (Chatwoot unit test) remains open. No new blocking issues in this increment.
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Status: 1 commit since last pass (6ba815b→63b8cf1), touching public/_headers, nginx-security-headers.conf, and README.md. 0 prior issues fixed this round; 1 remains open.
Prior-finding closure
Issue #1 — csp:fix global replace clobbering all SHA-256 tokens → Fixed (6ba815b) (closed in previous pass, no change)
Issue #2 — No test for fromRuntimeEnv / hasChatwootVars guard (src/lib/chatwoot.ts) → Still open
Commit 63b8cf1 does not touch src/lib/chatwoot.ts or any test file. The Danger warning persists from the full PR diff. This is the only blocking finding.
Incremental assessment of 63b8cf1
public/_headers:3 — Adding https://static.cloudflareinsights.com to script-src
The change is technically correct: Cloudflare Web Analytics injects its beacon from this origin at the edge, so the origin must be in the policy or users running Pages will see CSP violations for a script that is already loading. Allowing it is the right call given that it is already present in served HTML.
Supply-chain note (advisory, not blocking): https://static.cloudflareinsights.com is an external script origin without subresource integrity — there is no hash or nonce anchoring the fetched script. This is unavoidable for edge-injected content, but it means the analytics script is an external code-execution surface in a Bitcoin wallet frontend. The team should be aware of this trade-off; disabling Cloudflare Web Analytics entirely is the only way to eliminate it.
csp-hash.mjs compatibility: Verified. The `SCRIPT_SRC = /script-src\s[^
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Status: 1 commit since last pass (6ba815b→63b8cf1), touching public/_headers, nginx-security-headers.conf, and README.md. 0 prior issues fixed this round; 1 remains open.
Prior-finding closure
Issue #1 — csp:fix global replace clobbering all SHA-256 tokens → Fixed (6ba815b) (closed in previous pass, no change)
Issue #2 — No test for fromRuntimeEnv / hasChatwootVars guard (src/lib/chatwoot.ts) → Still open
Commit 63b8cf1 does not touch src/lib/chatwoot.ts or any test file. The Danger warning persists from the full PR diff. This is the only blocking finding.
Incremental assessment of 63b8cf1
public/_headers:3 — Adding https://static.cloudflareinsights.com to script-src
The change is technically correct: Cloudflare Web Analytics injects its beacon from this origin at the edge, so the origin must be in the policy or users running Pages will see CSP violations for a script that is already loading. Allowing it is the right call given that it is already present in served HTML.
Supply-chain note (advisory, not blocking): https://static.cloudflareinsights.com is an external script origin without subresource integrity — there is no hash or nonce anchoring the fetched script. This is unavoidable for edge-injected content, but it means the analytics script is an external code-execution surface in a Bitcoin wallet frontend. The team should be aware of this trade-off; disabling Cloudflare Web Analytics entirely is the only way to eliminate it.
csp-hash.mjs compatibility: Verified. The SCRIPT_SRC regex captures the whole directive including the new origin; csp:fix will correctly replace only the sha256 token within that match, leaving the new origin untouched. No issue here.
nginx-security-headers.conf — Comment-only change explaining the asymmetry
The rationale (beacon is injected only at the Cloudflare edge, not by the nginx/Docker path) is accurate. The comment correctly advises operators to add the origin manually if they front their container with a Cloudflare zone that has Web Analytics enabled. Correct and complete.
README.md — Documentation of CSP deployment contract
The warning about Rocket Loader and Email Obfuscation is accurate and useful: those CF features inject inline scripts, which the hash-only policy blocks — and pnpm csp:check cannot detect them because it only inspects the built index.html, not edge-injected content. Good operational note; no change needed.
Summary
The 63b8cf1 changes are correct and well-documented. The only thing blocking merge is Issue #2 (unit tests for fromRuntimeEnv / hasChatwootVars in src/lib/chatwoot.ts), carried forward from the original CHANGES_REQUESTED review and still unaddressed.
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Arkana review — Add script-src to CSP
This upgrades the Content Security Policy from a minimal frame-ancestors 'none' to a full policy covering all directive classes.
What looks good:
script-srcuses hash-based inline script allowance (sha256-...) plus explicit trusted origins (plausible.io, chatwoot). No'unsafe-inline'or'unsafe-eval'.object-src 'none'andbase-uri 'none'close the classic bypass routes.script-src-attr 'none'blocks inline event handlers.- The
csp-hash.mjstool verifies/updates the hash and runs on pre-commit and before build — so a reformatted inline script cannot silently break production. - Both delivery surfaces (nginx and Cloudflare Pages
_headers) are updated consistently, with the nginx variant correctly omittingcloudflareinsights.com(only injected for Pages deployments). style-src 'self' 'unsafe-inline'— inline styles are allowed. This is a common requirement for CSS-in-JS frameworks but worth keeping an eye on if the stack evolves toward a stricter nonce-based approach.
One note: img-src ... https: allows images from any HTTPS origin. This is standard for wallet UIs that display external content (explorer links, etc.) but is the least restrictive directive in this policy. Not a blocker, just worth noting if the threat model tightens.
Security improvement: This closes several browser-based attack vectors (script injection via DOM, frame ancestor injection, base tag injection). A meaningful security hardening step.
Overall: Ready to merge. Good addition.
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Status: 1 commit since last pass (63b8cf1→590415a by @bordalix), touching nginx-security-headers.conf and public/_headers. 0 prior blocking issues fixed this round; 1 remains open. Advisory from prior pass on missing default-src is now resolved.
Prior-finding closure
Issue #1 — csp:fix global replace clobbering all SHA-256 tokens → Fixed (6ba815b) (closed two passes ago, unchanged)
Issue #2 — No test for fromRuntimeEnv / hasChatwootVars guard (src/lib/chatwoot.ts) → Still open
Confirmed: src/lib/chatwoot.ts is unchanged at this commit and no test file covering getChatwootVars / hasChatwootVars exists anywhere in the tree at 590415a. The Danger warning persists. This remains the only blocking finding.
Prior advisory — No default-src fallback leaving connect-src, img-src, style-src unconstrained → Resolved (this commit)
default-src 'none' is now present in both header files. The advisory is addressed.
Incremental assessment of 590415a
nginx-security-headers.conf and public/_headers — New directives
The additions are correct and tighten the policy meaningfully:
default-src 'none': Closes the implicit fallback gap. Correct placement at the front of the directive list (ordering has no effect on policy, but it aids readability). ✓connect-src 'self' https://plausible.io https://app.chatwoot.com wss://app.chatwoot.com: Covers the XHR/fetch/WebSocket channels actually used by Plausible and Chatwoot. ✓frame-src 'self': Restricts iframe embedding to same origin. Appropriate for a wallet SPA. ✓img-src 'self' data: https:: Still broad (https:allows any HTTPS image origin), consistent with prior passes where this was flagged as advisory only. Not a blocker.style-src 'self' 'unsafe-inline': Unchanged trade-off from prior pass; required by the framework. ✓
nginx vs. _headers asymmetry is correct: connect-src in _headers adds https://cloudflareinsights.com (Cloudflare beacon API); nginx omits it because the beacon is only injected at the Pages edge. Consistent with the existing script-src asymmetry. ✓
form-action directive is absent (advisory)
form-action is not covered by default-src — it is an independent directive. Any HTML form submission to an external origin is therefore unconstrained by this policy. For a SvelteKit SPA wallet that almost certainly uses no native HTML form submissions, this is low practical risk, but adding form-action 'self' would eliminate the gap entirely. Advisory, not blocking.
Commit is unsigned (590415a)
All prior commits on this branch (@pietro909) are GPG-signed and verified. Commit 590415a (@bordalix) is unsigned (verification.reason: "unsigned"). This is a process note, not a content-correctness issue, but for a wallet-related repository a consistent signing policy is worth enforcing.
Summary
590415a is a clean, correct incremental tightening of the CSP. The only thing blocking merge remains Issue #2: unit tests for getChatwootVars() / hasChatwootVars() in src/lib/chatwoot.ts verifying that Docker placeholder strings (__VITE_*__) are treated as unconfigured. Advisory items (broad img-src https:, missing form-action, unsigned commit) are noted for awareness.
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Status: 4 commits since last pass (590415a→55b78c2e), touching nginx-security-headers.conf and public/_headers only. 0 prior issues fixed this round; 2 open (1 carried from before + 1 re-opened regression). No changes to src/lib/chatwoot.ts or test files.
Prior-finding closure
Issue #1 — csp:fix global replace clobbering all SHA-256 tokens → Fixed (6ba815b) (closed three passes ago, unchanged)
Issue #2 — No test for fromRuntimeEnv / hasChatwootVars guard (src/lib/chatwoot.ts) → Still open
None of the four new commits touch src/lib/chatwoot.ts or any test file. The Danger warning ("Source changed with no test changes") from the full PR diff persists. Remains the only carry-forward blocking issue.
Prior advisory — Missing default-src 'none' leaving fallback gaps → Re-opened (regression, commit 4b1e7ae)
In my 590415a pass I marked this advisory as resolved because that commit added default-src 'none'. Commit 4b1e7ae ("remove default-src 'none'") removes it again. See new finding below.
Prior advisory — Missing form-action → Still open, unchanged
Carried from last pass; not addressed in this increment. Advisory, not blocking.
Prior advisory — Unsigned commits → Still open
All four new commits (7cd4bce, 9c0067844, 4b1e7ae, 55b78c2e) are unsigned (verification.reason: "unsigned"). Pattern continues from 590415a.
New findings on the incremental diff
BLOCKING — CSP regression: removal of default-src 'none' and connect-src (commits 4b1e7ae, 9c0067844)
nginx-security-headers.conf line 13 / public/_headers line 3
The state at 590415a (which I approved for policy correctness) had:
default-src 'none'— causes any directive not explicitly listed to fall back to'none'rather than the browser's permissive built-in defaultconnect-src 'self' https://plausible.io https://app.chatwoot.com wss://app.chatwoot.com— restricts XHR / fetch / WebSocket origins to only what the app legitimately uses
Both are now removed. The net effect for a Bitcoin wallet frontend:
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connect-srcis effectively unrestricted (*). Withoutdefault-src 'none'as a fallback, omittingconnect-srcallows the page to open XHR/fetch/WebSocket connections to any origin. CSP is a defence-in-depth layer against key and transaction data exfiltration if other mitigations fail; removing this restriction weakens that layer meaningfully. -
Other unlisted directives also fall back to
*.media-src,child-src, and others that were implicitly covered bydefault-src 'none'are now unconstrained. Thefont-src 'self'andmanifest-src 'self'additions in this increment partially compensate for specific directives, but several gaps remain.
The commit message "remove default-src 'none'" suggests the app broke without some directive being explicitly listed. If that is the reason, the correct fix is to add the missing explicit directives (e.g. connect-src) and keep default-src 'none', not to drop the safety net. The 590415a policy was more correct; I'd ask to restore default-src 'none' and reinstate connect-src with the explicit trusted origins.
What is correct in this increment (for completeness)
font-src 'self': Correct addition regardless — restricts font loading to same origin.manifest-src 'self': Correct addition — restricts the web app manifest fetch.frame-src 'self' https://app.chatwoot.com/: Correct. Chatwoot renders its widget via an iframe loaded from its own origin; the oldframe-src 'self'would have blocked it.- Trusted-origin expansions in
script-src(commit7cd4bce): The added origins appear consistent with what the app actually loads. No new concern. - nginx vs.
_headersasymmetry: The two files are consistent with each other in this diff (both droppedconnect-srcanddefault-src), and the Cloudflare-specific origins (https://static.cloudflareinsights.com) remain asymmetric in the expected way. No new divergence introduced.
Summary
Two items block merge:
- Issue #2 (carried): Unit tests for
getChatwootVars()/hasChatwootVars()insrc/lib/chatwoot.ts— docker placeholder strings must be tested as unconfigured. - CSP regression (new/re-opened): Commits
9c0067844and4b1e7aetogether removeconnect-srcanddefault-src 'none', leavingconnect-srcunconstrained and weakening the implicit fallback for all other unlisted directives. Restoredefault-src 'none'and explicitconnect-srcwith the trusted origins that were present at590415a.
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- Line 3: Update the Content-Security-Policy in the headers configuration to
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| Content-Security-Policy: frame-ancestors 'none'; base-uri 'none'; object-src 'none'; worker-src 'self' blob:; script-src 'self' 'sha256-Orm8FfZCwWbK3HaU50UqLKl9Xtx+nqvAMVi3irFAc64=' https://plausible.io https://app.chatwoot.com https://static.cloudflareinsights.com; script-src-attr 'none'; frame-src 'self' https://app.chatwoot.com/; img-src 'self' data: https:; style-src 'self' 'unsafe-inline'; font-src 'self'; manifest-src 'self' |
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Content Security Policy connect-src fallback default-src when both directives are absent
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When both the connect-src directive and the default-src directive are absent from a Content Security Policy (CSP), there is no fallback mechanism to restrict connections [1][2][3]. Consequently, the browser will not enforce any specific restrictions on connect-src, effectively allowing connections to any origin [3]. In the CSP specification, fetch directives (such as connect-src, img-src, and script-src) are designed to fall back to the default-src directive if they are not explicitly defined [1][4][2][5]. However, if default-src is also missing, the fallback chain terminates, and the browser does not impose limitations for that directive [3]. This results in the resource type controlled by that directive—in this case, fetch, XHR, WebSocket, and EventSource connections—being unrestricted [2][3].
Citations:
- 1: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Reference/Headers/Content-Security-Policy/connect-src
- 2: https://dmarcguard.io/learn/csp/
- 3: https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/240445/what-is-the-behaviour-of-csp-if-default-src-not-specified
- 4: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Reference/Headers/Content-Security-Policy
- 5: https://cheatsheetseries.owasp.org/cheatsheets/Content_Security_Policy_Cheat_Sheet.html
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#!/bin/bash
set -eu
python3 - <<'PY'
from pathlib import Path
import subprocess
header = Path("public/_headers").read_text()
csp = next(line.split("Content-Security-Policy:", 1)[1].strip()
for line in header.splitlines()
if "Content-Security-Policy:" in line)
directives = {}
for item in csp.split(";"):
fields = item.strip().split()
if fields:
directives[fields[0]] = fields[1:]
print("current directives:")
for name in ("default-src", "connect-src", "script-src", "frame-src"):
print(f" {name}: {directives.get(name, '<absent>')}")
print("connect-src fallback:", directives.get("connect-src", directives.get("default-src", "<unrestricted>")))
for sha in ("9c006784", "4b1e7ae1"):
print(f"\ncommit {sha} header change:")
diff = subprocess.check_output(
["git", "show", "--format=oneline", "--no-ext-diff", "--", "public/_headers"],
text=True,
stderr=subprocess.DEVNULL,
) if False else subprocess.check_output(
["git", "show", "--format=short", "--no-ext-diff", sha, "--", "public/_headers"],
text=True,
stderr=subprocess.DEVNULL,
)
print(diff[:5000])
PYRepository: arkade-os/wallet
Length of output: 3304
Restore the network policy.
This policy removed the previous default-src 'none' and connect-src restrictions. Add default-src 'none' with an explicit least-privilege connect-src for the required API, Chatwoot, Plausible, and Cloudflare Analytics endpoints.
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In `@public/_headers` at line 3, Update the Content-Security-Policy in the headers
configuration to restore default-src 'none' and add an explicit connect-src
allowlist covering the required API, Chatwoot, Plausible, and Cloudflare
Analytics endpoints, while preserving the existing directives.
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Status: b0803d8 is a merge-with-master commit only — no CSP-specific files changed since 55b78c2. 0 prior issues fixed this round; 2 remain open (1 blocking, 1 carry-forward). PR is already marked MERGED.
Prior-finding closure
Issue #1 — csp:fix global replace clobbering all SHA-256 tokens → Fixed (6ba815b) (closed three passes ago, unchanged)
Issue #2 — No test for fromRuntimeEnv / hasChatwootVars guard (src/lib/chatwoot.ts) → Still open
The merge commit brings in a large master slice (142e778d–0b16a650) that includes src/lib/constants.ts modifications: fromRuntimeEnv itself is unchanged (same definition), but no test covering getChatwootVars() / hasChatwootVars() with unresolved __VITE_* placeholders exists in the tree. The Danger warning from the full PR diff persists. Now that master has added substantial test coverage for other modules in this same push, the gap is more visible.
BLOCKING — CSP regression: connect-src unrestricted, default-src 'none' absent → Still open (merged to production)
First raised in my 55b78c2e pass. The policy in both header files as merged omits both connect-src and default-src 'none'. Verification against the final merged state (gh pr diff 882):
nginx-security-headers.conf:13—Content-Security-Policy: frame-ancestors 'none'; base-uri 'none'; object-src 'none'; worker-src 'self' blob:; script-src …; script-src-attr 'none'; frame-src …; img-src …; style-src …; font-src 'self'; manifest-src 'self';— noconnect-src, nodefault-src.public/_headers:3— same omissions.
Effect on production (deployed per the Cloudflare Pages bot comment at b0803d8): connect-src is unconstrained, so the wallet page may open XHR / fetch / WebSocket connections to any origin. media-src, child-src, and any other directive not explicitly listed also have no restriction. default-src 'none' was added in 590415a, marked resolved in my review of that commit, then removed by 4b1e7ae and has not returned. This is the same finding I escalated as blocking in the previous pass; merging without addressing it shipped a weaker-than-intended CSP to both the mutinynet and bitcoin Pages deployments.
Recommended action post-merge: open a follow-up PR that adds connect-src 'self' https://plausible.io https://app.chatwoot.com wss://app.chatwoot.com and re-introduces default-src 'none' (or the minimal explicit set for each unaddressed directive). This was working correctly at 590415a.
Prior advisory — Missing form-action 'self' → Still open, unchanged
form-action is not covered by default-src; without it HTML form submissions are unconstrained. Advisory; low practical risk for a SPA with no native forms.
Prior advisory — Unsigned commits → Still open
All four commits between 590415a and 55b78c2e are unsigned, as is the current merge commit b0803d89. Pattern persists.
Incremental assessment of b0803d8
The only CSP-adjacent change in this merge: package.json and src/lib/constants.ts were updated from master. The build script (pnpm csp:check && …) and the csp:check / csp:fix script entries are intact. fromRuntimeEnv in constants.ts is unchanged. The @arkade-os/boltz-swap removal and addition of @arkade-os/swap are master-only concerns and do not affect CSP. No cross-repo impact from CSP tooling.
Summary
The merge commit is clean from a CSP-tooling perspective. The unresolved item that matters most is the missing connect-src / default-src 'none' that was removed in 4b1e7ae and shipped as-is. A follow-up PR should restore those directives. The fromRuntimeEnv unit-test gap (Issue #2) should also be picked up in that same follow-up or as a standalone test PR.
Restricts page script execution to
'self', the hashed inline theme bootstrap, Plausible and Chatwoot; blocks inline handlers,object-srcandbase-uri.worker-src 'self' blob:keeps the service worker and qr-scanner's fallback worker working.Both header files are static, so
VITE_CHATWOOT_BASE_URLoverrides need a matching CSP edit (documented in README).pnpm csp:checkverifies the inline-script hash on pre-commit and beforepnpm build;pnpm csp:fixupdates it.Also stops treating leftover
__VITE_*__Docker placeholders as configured Chatwoot values.Verified against the Docker image: headers present on
/,/wallet-service-worker.mjs, hashed assets and 404s; app loads in Chromium and Firefox with no violations, dark theme bootstrap applies, blob worker spawns; injected external/inline scripts and inline handlers are blocked.Not covered: camera QR scanning on a real device, and the send/receive/swap/app flows.
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