chore(release): 2.4.0 - #769
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Cuts the [Unreleased] section to [2.4.0] - 2026-08-14 and leaves an empty [Unreleased] for post-release work. Content unchanged.
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[Unreleased]to## [2.4.0] - 2026-08-14. Content is unchanged; only the heading moves, leaving an empty[Unreleased]for post-release work.Release checklist
2.4.0-rc.21cut, all four release jobs green (smoke, tests, build+push, Trivy)quay.io/authorizer/authorizer:2.4.0-rc.21,docker.io/lakhansamani/authorizer:2.4.0-rc.21main—demo.mjsandmcp-agent.mjs --verifyboth pass end to end--urlrequirement2.4.0-rc.18../release.sh 2.4.0 --pushhandles all fiveauthorizer-jsis at4.0.0-rc.0(npmlatestis3.3.0);authorizer-reactat2.2.0-rc.7(npmlatestis2.0.7). The docs describe the rc APIs, solatestinstalls will not match the docs until these ship2.4.0(non-prerelease, so:latestmoves)Security advisories — action needed before/with the release
Four advisories are fixed but still sitting in
triage, patched in2.4.0-rc.20:GHSA-qxfq-3qvw-w5fr— SSRF via IPv6 transition addressesTestSSRFGuardBlocksIPv6TransitionRangesGHSA-m82j-rq33-qjx2— password-reset poisoning via Host header--urlbecoming mandatory. Submitted affected range is malformed (a bare commit sha)GHSA-89vc-q979-qwxv— unescaped regex dots in the allowlistGHSA-63w4-vxm7-v2mgGHSA-89vc— identical root cause, filed the same day. Publish one, close the other as a duplicateTwo more need correcting:
GHSA-j558-mp2m-fhrp— not reproducible. Its PoC claims a wildcardAllowedOriginsmakesredirect_urivalidation pass. It does not: with["*"],IsValidRedirectURIrejectshttps://evil.com,//evil.comandjavascript:alert(1)alike. Recommend closing as invalid. What would change this: aredirect_urithatIsValidRedirectURIaccepts on ≥2.2.1.GHSA-x3f4-v83f-7wp2is published with no patched version — it currently tells readers they are vulnerable with nowhere to go. The validator landed in 2.2.1 (085dc31, fix(security): prevent HMAC key leak in JWKS and fix redirect URI wildcard #570);GHSA-89vcthen describes that fix as incomplete, fully closed in2.4.0-rc.20.Headline changes in 2.4.0
Two flags now stop the server from starting, which is the whole upgrade story for existing deployments:
--urlis required. Without it the server derived its own host from request headers — a forgedHostmakes a genuine password-reset link point at an attacker-controlled domain (CWE-640). It is not--allowed-origins:--urlis where this server is,--allowed-originsis the apps it may redirect to.--encryption-keyis required for RS*/ES* deployments. Versions 2.2.1–2.4.0-rc.13 fell back to a public constant compiled into the source; treat TOTP enrollments from those versions as compromised.Plus enterprise SSO (SAML IdP, verified domains, home realm discovery), WebAuthn/passkeys, SCIM 2.0 groups, the redesigned MFA model, remote MCP over HTTP, CIMD/DCR, and agent-identity permission intersection.