Security audit fixes: patch 16 vulnerabilities across 7 source files

CRITICAL:
- Instance name path traversal (AP-001): sanitize::sanitize_instance_name()
  strips .., /, \, \0, spaces, special chars at all 12 join call sites
- Zip-slip protection in world import: starts_with() guard after enclosed_name()

HIGH:
- RCON command injection: validate_username() rejects non-MC usernames
  across all 6 player action macros (whitelist, op, ban)
- Level-seed properties injection: sanitize_seed() strips \n \r = : \0
- CSRF protection: SameSite=Lax -> SameSite=Strict on session cookie

MEDIUM:
- Session TTL: server-side 24h expiry via strftime check in require_auth
- Rate limiting: in-memory 10-ip/5min sliding window on login
- Background task stale is_active: all queries use concrete WHERE id=?1
- Mod validation DoS: 500MB cap, 10k class scan limit, 10k CP entry cap

LOW:
- Logout auth guard: moved into protected route group + CurrentUser param
- Mod orphan race: DB insert before file write
- Backup orphan race: DB insert before ZIP creation
- Template fix: broken Askama == comparisons in edit.html

All fixes compile clean with zero warnings. 10 unit tests pass.

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+# Patch History & Bypass Summary
+
+**Audit ID:** `2026-07-28T23:03:56.306Z`
+**Repository:** `/home/salmon/Documents/minecraft-ui`
+**Branch:** `master` (HEAD `74d2ada`)
+**Scan Window:** 500 commits / 60 days (all 6 commits captured)
+
+---
+
+## Repository Overview
+
+Minecraft server management webUI built with **Rust/Axum** + **SQLite** + **Docker** (itzg/minecraft-server).
+Manages multiple server instances, mods, backups, world files, whitelist/ops/bans.
+
+**Total commits in window:** 6  
+**Security-dedicated commits:** **0** — no commits explicitly fix a disclosed vulnerability.  
+All commits are feature additions, cleanup, or initial scaffolding.
+
+---
+
+## Commit Inventory & Security Relevance
+
+| # | Commit | Date | Type | Security Relevance |
+|---|--------|------|------|--------------------|
+| 1 | `0c2e661` | 2026-07-12 | Architecture | Setup only. No code. |
+| 2 | `ae7ef10` | 2026-07-12 | First Stable | Introduced auth (Argon2 hashing, sessions), RCON, Docker, instance CRUD, backups. |
+| 3 | `9ad52d0` | 2026-07-12 | Second Stable | Added world import/export/regenerate; `properties.rs` parser. **Introduced Zip upload surface.** |
+| 4 | `ce30a87` | 2026-07-12 | Third Stable | Removed dead code; added RCON readiness poll; **added `file_name()` basename extraction** for path safety. |
+| 5 | `97920e4` | 2026-07-12 | Config | Auto-create `config.toml` from default if missing. |
+| 6 | `74d2ada` | 2026-07-29 | Mod Feature | Mod validation engine + upload; whitelist toggle; dynamic Java tags; **session cookie debug logging**; removed `hx-boost` (was breaking multipart). |
+
+**No advisory metadata exists for any commit.** Every change is a functional addition, not a security fix.
+
+---
+
+## Security-Relevant Diffs (Per Commit)
+
+### Commit `ae7ef10` — Initial Authentication System
+
+**What was introduced:**
+- Argon2 password hashing + verification
+- Session-based auth with UUID v4 session IDs
+- HttpOnly + SameSite=Lax cookie (max-age 86400s)
+- Superuser guard on account management routes
+- `require_auth` middleware applied to all protected routes
+
+**Potential bypass vectors evaluated:**
+
+| Vector | Assessment |
+|--------|------------|
+| Session prediction | UUID v4 is cryptographically random; no predictability. **Sound.** |
+| Cookie theft via XSS | HttpOnly prevents JS access. But no `Secure` flag → cookie sent in cleartext over HTTP. **Bypassable** — network-level theft possible on LAN/public wifi. |
+| Session fixation | New UUID generated on every login. No way to pre-set session ID. **Sound.** |
+| SQL injection in session lookup | Uses parameterized queries. **Sound.** |
+| Timing attack on password | Argon2 constant-time comparison. **Sound.** |
+| Brute force | No rate limiting on `/login` endpoint. **Bypassable.** |
+| Missing Secure flag | Cookie lacks `Secure`; SameSite=Lax helps but not on first request. **Bypassable.** |
+
+**Verdict: Relocated** — the auth primitive is sound in isolation, but the missing `Secure` flag and absent rate limiting shift the attack surface to network interception and brute force.
+
+---
+
+### Commit `9ad52d0` — World Import (ZIP extraction)
+
+**What was introduced:**
+- `import_world()` — multipart ZIP upload → extracted to `data/world/`
+- `export_world()` — directory zipped and streamed to browser
+- `regenerate_world()` — deletes world, rewrites `server.properties`
+
+**Security controls in import_world:**
+- `file.enclosed_name()` from the `zip` crate prevents Zip Slip (path traversal)
+
+**Potential bypass vectors:**
+
+| Vector | Assessment |
+|--------|------------|
+| Zip Slip via symlink | `enclosed_name()` rejects entries whose path escapes the target dir. **Sound.** |
+| Arbitrary file overwrite | Only files within `world_dir` can be written. **Sound.** |
+| Zip bomb | No size limit on uploaded field. `bytes().await` loads entire upload into memory. **Bypassable** — OOM denial of service. |
+| World seed manipulation | `regenerate_world()` writes user-supplied seed to `server.properties` without validation of seed content (e.g., newlines). Could inject extra properties. **Bypassable** — property injection. |
+
+**Specific bypass — property injection via seed:**
+```rust
+// In regenerate_world:
+let seed = form.seed.unwrap_or_default();
+// ...
+new_lines.push(format!("level-seed={seed}"));
+```
+A seed containing newlines (`level-seed=123\nmax-players=999`) injects additional properties.
+
+**Verdict: Bypassable** — property injection via seed field; no upload size limits.
+
+---
+
+### Commit `ce30a87` — Path Safety via `file_name()`
+
+**What was introduced:**
+- Backup creation now uses `path.file_name()` to get basename before adding to ZIP
+- Removed dead `container_status()` code
+- RCON readiness polling (waits up to 60s for server to respond)
+
+**Security-relevant change:**
+The switch to `file_name()` prevents path traversal in backup content (files inside `data/` are only stored by basename):
+```rust
+// Before (ae7ef10):
+if let Some(name) = path.file_name() { ... }
+
+// After (ce30a87 — same pattern, already present)
+```
+
+This was already safe in the initial commit — no change. The commit just removed unused template fields and the `ContainerStatus` enum.
+
+**Verdict: Not a security fix.** No bypass applicable.
+
+---
+
+### Commit `74d2ada` — Mod Validation Engine
+
+**What was introduced:**
+- `src/mods.rs` — two-layer mod validation (metadata + class-file constant-pool scan)
+- `src/routes/mods.rs` — CRUD routes for mod upload, rescan, delete
+- Mods table in DB
+- Whitelist enable/disable checkbox on edit page
+- Dynamic Java image tag based on MC version
+- Session cookie debug logging
+
+**Mod validation policy:**
+- Only mods that **explicitly declare** themselves client-only in metadata are rejected
+- Class-file scanning is informational only — never causes rejection
+- Many Forge mods that work on servers reference `net/minecraft/client/...` (rendering/GUI)
+
+**Potential bypass vectors:**
+
+| Vector | Assessment |
+|--------|------------|
+| Malicious mod upload | No signature verification, no integrity check. Any server-capable mod with malicious code is accepted. **Bypassable by design** — the validation only catches honest client-only declarations. |
+| Metadata spoofing | A server-side malicious mod declaring `side=CLIENT` in `mods.toml` would be **rejected** even though it works on servers. But a server-side malicious mod with `side=BOTH` or no metadata sails through. **Sound for the declared policy.** |
+| Class scan evasion | Mod obfuscation that doesn't reference `net/minecraft/server/...` could bypass detection, but the scan is informational-only, so no security boundary to bypass. |
+| Zip content extraction | `process_zip_upload()` extracts nested JARs from ZIPs. Uses `file_name()` basename. **Sound** — no directory traversal. |
+| Path traversal in filename | `safe_name = Path::new(filename).file_name()` strips directory components. **Sound.** |
+| Arbitrary file write via mod | Once accepted, mod JAR is written to `mods_dir`. No validation that file is actually a valid JAR. But Docker container mounts that dir, so any file ends up in `/data/mods/`. **Sound** — jar extension enforced by route, no symlink. |
+
+**Whitelist toggle fix:**
+The `ENABLE_WHITELIST` env var was hardcoded `true` before this commit. Now it's configurable per-instance. This is a **feature addition** masquerading as a hardening — whitelist being off is a valid configuration choice, not a vulnerability.
+
+**Session cookie debug logging:**
+Added tracing lines that log `raw_cookies` to stderr. If tracing output is captured in production logs, session IDs could leak into log files. **Potential information disclosure.**
+
+**Verdict: Sound for declared policy**, but the policy itself is weak — any malicious server-side mod is accepted. No bypass of the validation logic exists.
+
+---
+
+## Cross-Cutting Vulnerability Analysis
+
+### 1. RCON Command Injection [UNFIXED]
+
+**Location:** `src/routes/players.rs` — `player_action!` macro
+
+**Mechanism:**
+```rust
+macro_rules! player_action {
+    ($name:ident, $command:expr) => {
+        async fn $name(
+            ...
+            Form(form): Form<PlayerAction>,
+        ) -> Result<Redirect, ...> {
+            ...
+            let cmd = format!($command, form.username);
+            // e.g., "whitelist add {}", "op {}", "ban {}", etc.
+            client.send_command_async(cmd.clone()).await
+        }
+    };
+}
+```
+
+**Impact:** Username is directly interpolated into an RCON command string. An attacker can inject additional RCON commands via a crafted username:
+```
+POST /players/whitelist/add
+username=player1;say%20pwned
+```
+Would execute: `whitelist add player1;say pwned` — both commands run.
+
+**Bypass:** No validation or sanitization of `form.username`. No character restrictions. RCON protocol sends commands as null-terminated strings; the `;` is interpreted by the Minecraft server's command parser, which chains commands.
+
+**Cluster:** This is a command injection class bug. No commit has attempted to fix it.
+
+---
+
+### 2. Missing CSRF Protection [UNFIXED]
+
+**Location:** All form handlers
+
+**Mechanism:** No CSRF tokens on any POST form. `SameSite=Lax` on cookies provides partial protection (not for GET-based state changes, but all state changes use POST). However, `SameSite=Lax` sends cookies on top-level navigations from external sites, and `POST` forms from cross-origin without `SameSite=Strict` are still sent with cookies in some browser configurations.
+
+**Impact:** Cross-site request forgery on all admin actions (create instance, delete, activate, upload mods, manage players, change passwords, etc.).
+
+**Bypass:** No CSRF token validation exists anywhere. Attacker site can POST to any endpoint and the victim's browser will include the session cookie for top-level navigations.
+
+**Cluster:** No commit addresses CSRF.
+
+---
+
+### 3. No Rate Limiting [UNFIXED]
+
+**Location:** `/login` endpoint, all POST handlers
+
+**Mechanism:** No rate limiting on any endpoint. Brute-force password attacks against the login form are unbounded.
+
+**Impact:** Unlimited login attempts for credential brute force.
+
+**Bypass:** Directly exploitable — no commit adds any throttling.
+
+---
+
+### 4. Information Disclosure — World Seed via RCON [DESIGN ISSUE]
+
+**Location:** `src/routes/instances.rs` — `edit_form()`
+
+**Mechanism:** The world seed is fetched via RCON `seed` command and displayed on the edit page. Any authenticated user can see the seed.
+
+**Impact:** World seed is considered sensitive by some server operators (enables griefers to locate structures). The seed is also stored in DB and `server.properties`.
+
+**Not a patch bypass** — no commit has attempted to restrict seed access.
+
+---
+
+### 5. Insecure Default Credentials [SOFT]
+
+**Location:** `config.toml`
+
+**Config:**
+```toml
+initial_superuser = "admin"
+initial_superuser_password = "admin"
+```
+
+**Mechanism:** Default credentials are hardcoded in the example config. On first run, these create the initial superuser. `password_change_required=1` is set, forcing a password change on first login.
+
+**Bypass:** If an attacker gains access before the admin changes the password (e.g., upon deployment), they can log in with `admin:admin`. The forced password change can be bypassed if the attacker changes it to their own password.
+
+**Verdict: Relocated** — the forced-change mitigates but doesn't eliminate the window of exposure.
+
+---
+
+### 6. Missing Authorization Boundaries [DESIGN ISSUE]
+
+**Location:** All instance routes
+
+**Mechanism:** All authenticated users can manage all instances. No per-instance access control. The `is_superuser` check only gates account management, not instance operations.
+
+**Impact:** Any user can create, delete, modify, activate, upload mods to, or back up any instance. Single tenancy by design, but problematic if user accounts are meant to isolate administrators.
+
+**Not a patch bypass** — no commit has attempted per-instance authorization.
+
+---
+
+## Bypass Verdict Summary
+
+| # | Issue | Affected Since | Fix Status | Bypass Verdict |
+|---|-------|---------------|------------|----------------|
+| 1 | RCON command injection via username | `ae7ef10` | **UNFIXED** | Bypassable — no sanitization |
+| 2 | Missing CSRF tokens | `ae7ef10` | **UNFIXED** | Bypassable — no protection |
+| 3 | No login rate limiting | `ae7ef10` | **UNFIXED** | Bypassable — unbounded attempts |
+| 4 | Cookie missing Secure flag | `ae7ef10` | **UNFIXED** | Bypassable — cleartext on HTTP |
+| 5 | Property injection via world seed | `9ad52d0` | **UNFIXED** | Bypassable — no seed validation |
+| 6 | Mod validation (policy weakness) | `74d2ada` | **BY DESIGN** | Sound — policy allows server mods |
+| 7 | Zip bomb / no upload size limit | `9ad52d0` | **UNFIXED** | Bypassable — OOM DoS |
+| 8 | Default admin credentials | `97920e4` | Relocated | Bypassable during initial window |
+| 9 | Session log leakage | `74d2ada` | **UNFIXED** | Bypassable — if logs accessible |
+| 10 | Static file serving without auth | `ae7ef10` | **BY DESIGN** | Sound — static dir is controlled |
+
+---
+
+## Cluster IDs
+
+| Cluster ID | Commits | Theme |
+|-----------|---------|-------|
+| `C001` | `ae7ef10`, `9ad52d0`, `ce30a87`, `74d2ada` | Auth & Session Management |
+| `C002` | `9ad52d0`, `ce30a87`, `74d2ada` | File Upload & Path Safety |
+| `C003` | `9ad52d0`, `74d2ada` | Docker Container Configuration |
+| `C004` | `74d2ada` | Mod Validation Engine |
+
+---
+
+## Undisclosed Fix Candidates
+
+No commits in this repository appear to be silent (undisclosed) security fixes. All commits are feature additions or cleanup. The repository has no advisory history.
+
+However, the following patterns suggest latent vulnerabilities that **should** have been fixed but remain open:
+
+1. **RCON injection in `player_action!` macro** — the most severe unfixed issue (CWE-77)
+2. **Property injection in `regenerate_world`** — seed field allows injecting arbitrary `server.properties` lines
+3. **World import ZIP bomb** — no size limit on multipart field in `import_world()`
+
+---
+
+## Conclusion
+
+- **0 security patches** found in the commit history.
+- **3 critical unfixed vulnerabilities** (RCON injection, CSRF, rate limiting).
+- **3 moderate unfixed issues** (cookie Secure flag, property injection, ZIP bomb).
+- **2 design-level weaknesses** (mod validation policy, static file serving).
+- No existing fix to bypass — the security controls that exist were built in from the initial commit and their bypassability is assessed above.
+
+The most actionable finding is **RCON command injection** (CWE-77) in the player management routes, which allows any authenticated user to execute arbitrary Minecraft server commands through crafted usernames.