- Modified the GenerateConfig function to include an additional parameter for ruleset paths.
- Updated multiple test cases across various files to accommodate the new parameter.
- Enhanced the manager's ApplyConfig method to handle ruleset file creation and error handling.
- Added integration tests for Coraza WAF to validate runtime behavior and ruleset application.
- Updated documentation to include instructions for testing Coraza WAF integration locally.
- Updated SecurityConfig model to only support 'local' or 'disabled' modes for CrowdSec.
- Modified related logic in the manager and services to reject external mode.
- Adjusted tests to validate the new restrictions on CrowdSec modes.
- Updated frontend components to remove references to external mode and provide appropriate user feedback.
- Enhanced documentation to reflect the removal of external CrowdSec mode support.
- Added SecurityConfig model to manage Cerberus settings including admin whitelist and break-glass token.
- Introduced SecurityService for handling security configurations and token generation.
- Updated Manager to check for admin whitelist before applying configurations to prevent accidental lockouts.
- Enhanced frontend with hooks and API calls for managing security settings and generating break-glass tokens.
- Updated documentation to include self-lockout protection measures and best practices for using Cerberus.
- Updated `GenerateConfig` function calls in tests to include additional security parameters.
- Enhanced `Manager` struct to hold a `SecurityConfig` instance for managing security-related settings.
- Implemented `computeEffectiveFlags` method to determine the effective state of security features based on both static configuration and runtime database settings.
- Added comprehensive tests for the new security configuration handling, ensuring correct behavior for various scenarios including ACL and CrowdSec settings.
- Adjusted existing tests to accommodate the new structure and ensure compatibility with the updated configuration management.
- Implemented filename sanitization in backup, import, and certificate handlers to prevent log injection attacks.
- Added tests to ensure filenames are sanitized correctly in backup and import handlers.
- Updated notification and domain handlers to sanitize domain names before logging.
- Introduced middleware functions for sanitizing request paths and headers to redact sensitive information in logs.
- Enhanced recovery middleware to sanitize logged paths and headers during panic situations.
- Updated various services to log sanitized values for sensitive fields.
