- Updated the deployment script to build the web application before deploying.
- Upgraded Wrangler dependency from 4.61.1 to 4.69.0.
feat: add import item limit and request body size limit
- Introduced a new limit for the maximum total items allowed in a single import (5000).
- Set a hard body size limit for JSON API endpoints (25 MB).
feat: validate KDF parameters during registration and password change
- Added validation for KDF parameters to ensure compliance with Bitwarden's minimum requirements.
- Enhanced error handling for invalid KDF parameters during user registration and password change.
feat: clean up R2 files on user deletion
- Implemented cleanup of R2 files associated with user attachments and sends before deleting user metadata.
feat: verify folder ownership when creating or updating ciphers
- Added checks to ensure that users cannot reference folders owned by other users when creating or updating ciphers.
fix: handle corrupted cipher data gracefully
- Improved error handling when retrieving ciphers from the database to avoid crashes due to corrupted data.
feat: increment send access count atomically
- Added a method to atomically increment the access count for sends and return whether the update was successful.
fix: enforce request body size limits
- Implemented checks to reject oversized request bodies for non-file upload paths.
fix: update error handling for database initialization
- Enhanced error logging for database initialization failures while providing a generic message to clients.
feat: enhance security with Content Security Policy
- Added a Content Security Policy to the web application to improve security against XSS attacks.
fix: remove plaintext TOTP secret from localStorage
- Updated the TOTP enabling process to remove the plaintext secret from localStorage after it is stored on the server.
fix: ensure only PBKDF2 hash is sent for public send access
- Modified the public send access payload to ensure only the PBKDF2 hash is sent, never the plaintext password.
- Added TOTP support for two-factor authentication in user profiles and login flows.
- Introduced device management endpoints to handle known devices and their registration.
- Enhanced database schema to include devices and trusted two-factor tokens.
- Updated response handling to include two-factor token in successful login responses.
- Modified registration and login pages to guide users through enabling TOTP.
- Improved device identification and management utilities for better user experience.
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