Attack Surface: Unauthorized Drawer Content Access (Programmatic Bypass - Due to MMDrawerController API Misuse)
- Description: An attacker gains access to sensitive information or functionality within the drawer due to incorrect usage of the
MMDrawerController
API for controlling drawer visibility. This is a direct result of how the developer interacts with the library.- MMDrawerController Contribution: The library provides the methods (
openDrawerSide:
,closeDrawerAnimated:
, etc.) that, if used incorrectly, create the vulnerability. The mechanism of the drawer is directly involved. - Example: A developer forgets to check user authentication status before calling
openDrawerSide:completion:
in a specific code path, allowing an unauthenticated user to open the drawer. - Impact: Data breach (sensitive user information), unauthorized access to functionality.
- Risk Severity: High to Critical (depending on the sensitivity of the exposed data/functionality).
- Mitigation Strategies:
- Developers:
- Implement robust authorization checks before calling any
MMDrawerController
methods that control drawer visibility. This is the core mitigation. - Thoroughly test all code paths that interact with the
MMDrawerController
API, including edge cases and error conditions. Focus specifically on how authorization is handled in relation to drawer opening/closing. - Use a consistent and secure pattern for managing drawer state and access control. Avoid ad-hoc checks scattered throughout the codebase.
- Consider creating a wrapper class or helper functions around
MMDrawerController
to centralize and enforce access control logic. This makes it easier to audit and maintain.
- Implement robust authorization checks before calling any
- Developers:
- MMDrawerController Contribution: The library provides the methods (