fix potential access issue

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fix potential access issue

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• Bug Fixes
  • Enhanced security by ensuring that only authorized users can view sensitive configuration details. Unauthorized attempts now result in access restrictions, improving overall data protection.

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The change adds an access control check in the get method within the ReleaseController class. After confirming the existence of a release, the code now calls the shouldHideConfigToCurrentUser method on the user permission validator. If this method determines that the configuration should not be visible to the current user, an AccessDeniedException is thrown. No modifications were made to the declarations of exported or public entities.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
apollo-portal/.../ReleaseController.java	Added an access control check in the get method to verify user permission by invoking shouldHideConfigToCurrentUser; throws AccessDeniedException if unauthorized.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Controller as ReleaseController
    participant Validator as UserPermissionValidator
  
    User->>Controller: Request configuration for release
    Controller->>Controller: Check if release exists
    Controller->>Validator: shouldHideConfigToCurrentUser(appId, env, clusterName, namespace)
    alt Unauthorized
        Validator-->>Controller: true
        Controller->>User: Throw AccessDeniedException ("Access is denied")
    else Authorized
        Validator-->>Controller: false
        Controller->>User: Return configuration details
    end

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I'm a bunny who's quite wise,
Hopping through code with curious eyes.
I saw a check to guard the gate,
Keeping secrets safe, up late!
With a hop and a skip, access denied,
Code so secure, I've burrowed inside.
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apollo-portal/src/main/java/com/ctrip/framework/apollo/portal/controller/ReleaseController.java (1)

139-142: Good security enhancement to fix potential access issue.

This change adds a necessary access control check to the get method, ensuring users cannot access release configurations they don't have permission to view. The implementation correctly uses the existing shouldHideConfigToCurrentUser method that's already used in other similar methods of this controller.

Please consider adding unit tests to verify this security fix works correctly. Also, the compareRelease method (lines 175-181) appears to be missing similar access control checks - should that endpoint have the same protection?

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