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 [Medium impact] The change affects provider calls made for requests that run prompt plugins. Fix Azure credential protection and header forwarding for response utility calls before merging.
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| var pluginDeniedUpstreamHeaders = map[string]struct{}{ | ||
| "Authorization": {}, | ||
| "X-Goog-Api-Key": {}, | ||
| "X-Api-Key": {}, | ||
| "Cookie": {}, | ||
| "Host": {}, | ||
| "Content-Length": {}, | ||
| } |
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pluginDeniedUpstreamHeaders misses Azure's api-key header. Azure sets this credential before the new merge, so a plugin that writes Exchange.Headers.Upstream["api-key"] replaces the configured provider key. Requests can fail authentication or run under a different key. X-Api-Key does not block Api-Key; they are different names.
Add Api-Key to the deny-list and test it.
How this was verified: Azure sets api-key through SetAuthHeaders, and the new merge accepts that name and overwrites the provider's value.
| var pluginDeniedUpstreamHeaders = map[string]struct{}{ | |
| "Authorization": {}, | |
| "X-Goog-Api-Key": {}, | |
| "X-Api-Key": {}, | |
| "Cookie": {}, | |
| "Host": {}, | |
| "Content-Length": {}, | |
| } | |
| var pluginDeniedUpstreamHeaders = map[string]struct{}{ | |
| "Authorization": {}, | |
| "X-Goog-Api-Key": {}, | |
| "X-Api-Key": {}, | |
| "Api-Key": {}, | |
| "Cookie": {}, | |
| "Host": {}, | |
| "Content-Length": {}, | |
| } |
| if upstream := state.UpstreamHeaders(); len(upstream) > 0 { | ||
| req := c.Request() | ||
| *req = *req.WithContext(core.WithPluginUpstreamHeaders(req.Context(), upstream)) |
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The new context attachment only runs for translated inference and Messages. CountResponseInputTokens and CompactResponse also run prompt plugins through utilityRequest, but neither calls applyPluginRequestHeaders. Their provider calls still omit Exchange.Headers.Upstream. An edge proxy that requires a plugin-supplied token can therefore accept generation calls but reject these operations.
Carry the saved headers onto the context used by both utility calls. Those handlers currently keep a local context captured before the plugins run.
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🟡 Minor · Protect Content-Type from plugin overrides. · client_request.go:290-295
internal/llmclient/client_request.go:290-295
🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winProtect
Content-Typefrom plugin overrides.
buildRequestapplies the defaultContent-TypeandheaderSetterbefore the plugin override loop. BecauseContent-Typeis not denied, a plugin can replaceapplication/jsonfor requests withBody.Suggested fix
-// provider credentials or control the transport, so a plugin must not be able -// to override what the provider client sets. +// provider credentials, define the body format, or control the transport, so +// a plugin must not be able to override what the provider client sets. var pluginDeniedUpstreamHeaders = map[string]struct{}{ "Authorization": {}, "X-Goog-Api-Key": {}, "X-Api-Key": {}, "Cookie": {}, "Host": {}, "Content-Length": {}, + "Content-Type": {}, }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 313-320: Update pluginDeniedUpstreamHeaders to deny Api-Key and
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- Around line 30-55: Update
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- Around line 351-354: Update the upstream-header merge in request state to
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- Around line 290-295: Update requestHeadersWithPluginOverrides so plugin
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| var pluginDeniedUpstreamHeaders = map[string]struct{}{ | ||
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| "Cookie": {}, | ||
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Deny Azure and proxy credential headers before plugin merge.
Azure's setHeaders writes Api-Key. Because Api-Key is not denied, a plugin can replace the Azure credential after headerSetter runs. Proxy-Authorization is also classified as a credential header but is not denied, so a plugin can inject it into the outgoing request.
Do not add Transfer-Encoding or Trailer for request-smuggling protection. Go's net/http writer does not use those names from Request.Header. It derives framing from other request fields. The X-Amz-* claim is also not a headerSetter override: Bedrock Mantle applies its authentication transport after buildRequest, and direct Bedrock requests use the AWS SDK. Add an X-Amz- prefix deny rule only if the policy is to prohibit plugins from supplying AWS signing headers.
Suggested fix
--- "a/internal/llmclient/client_request.go"
+++ "b/internal/llmclient/client_request.go"
@@ -310,14 +310,16 @@
// pluginDeniedUpstreamHeaders are never taken from a plugin: they carry
// provider credentials or control the transport, so a plugin must not be able
// to override what the provider client sets.
var pluginDeniedUpstreamHeaders = map[string]struct{}{
- "Authorization": {},
- "X-Goog-Api-Key": {},
- "X-Api-Key": {},
- "Cookie": {},
- "Host": {},
- "Content-Length": {},
+ "Authorization": {},
+ "Proxy-Authorization": {},
+ "X-Goog-Api-Key": {},
+ "X-Api-Key": {},
+ "Api-Key": {},
+ "Cookie": {},
+ "Host": {},
+ "Content-Length": {},
}
// requestHeadersWithPluginOverrides merges the headers plugins wrote to
// Exchange.Headers.Upstream into the request headers. It returns reqHeaders📝 Committable suggestion
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| var pluginDeniedUpstreamHeaders = map[string]struct{}{ | |
| "Authorization": {}, | |
| "X-Goog-Api-Key": {}, | |
| "X-Api-Key": {}, | |
| "Cookie": {}, | |
| "Host": {}, | |
| "Content-Length": {}, | |
| } | |
| var pluginDeniedUpstreamHeaders = map[string]struct{}{ | |
| "Authorization": {}, | |
| "Proxy-Authorization": {}, | |
| "X-Goog-Api-Key": {}, | |
| "X-Api-Key": {}, | |
| "Api-Key": {}, | |
| "Cookie": {}, | |
| "Host": {}, | |
| "Content-Length": {}, | |
| } |
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Review comment at @internal/llmclient/client_request.go around lines 313 - 320:
Update pluginDeniedUpstreamHeaders to deny Api-Key and Proxy-Authorization so
plugins cannot override Azure credentials or inject proxy credentials during the
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| func TestBuildRequestPluginHeadersCannotOverrideCredentials(t *testing.T) { | ||
| client := New(DefaultConfig("test", "http://upstream.test"), func(req *http.Request) { | ||
| req.Header.Set("Authorization", "Bearer provider") | ||
| req.Header.Set("X-Goog-Api-Key", "provider-key") | ||
| }) | ||
| ctx := core.WithPluginUpstreamHeaders(context.Background(), http.Header{ | ||
| "Authorization": {"Bearer plugin"}, | ||
| "X-Goog-Api-Key": {"plugin-key"}, | ||
| "X-Api-Key": {"plugin-key"}, | ||
| "Cookie": {"session=plugin"}, | ||
| "Host": {"evil.test"}, | ||
| "Content-Length": {"999"}, | ||
| "X-Allowed-Header": {"allowed"}, | ||
| }) | ||
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| req, err := client.buildRequest(ctx, Request{Method: http.MethodGet, Endpoint: "/v1/models"}) | ||
| require.NoError(t, err) | ||
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| assert.Equal(t, "Bearer provider", req.Header.Get("Authorization")) | ||
| assert.Equal(t, "provider-key", req.Header.Get("X-Goog-Api-Key")) | ||
| assert.Empty(t, req.Header.Get("X-Api-Key")) | ||
| assert.Empty(t, req.Header.Get("Cookie")) | ||
| assert.Equal(t, "upstream.test", req.Host) | ||
| assert.Empty(t, req.Header.Get("Content-Length")) | ||
| assert.Equal(t, "allowed", req.Header.Get("X-Allowed-Header")) | ||
| } |
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The test does not cover the Host deny-list assertion correctly.
req.Host is set from the URL by http.NewRequestWithContext. It does not come from req.Header. The assertion at Line 52 would pass even without the Host deny entry. It does not verify the deny-list. Assert req.Header.Get("Host") is empty as well.
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Review comment at @internal/llmclient/plugin_headers_test.go around lines 30 -
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Update TestBuildRequestPluginHeadersCannotOverrideCredentials to assert that
req.Header.Get("Host") is empty, so the test verifies the plugin-provided Host
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| if s.upstreamHeaders == nil { | ||
| s.upstreamHeaders = http.Header{} | ||
| } | ||
| maps.Copy(s.upstreamHeaders, x.Headers.Upstream) |
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Plugin header keys are not canonicalized before the merge.
maps.Copy merges x.Headers.Upstream by raw key. A plugin can write x-foo in one exchange and X-Foo in another, so both keys stay in upstreamHeaders. Downstream, requestHeadersWithPluginOverrides canonicalizes the keys, and map iteration order is random. Which value wins is therefore nondeterministic.
Canonicalize each key while merging. Later exchanges then replace earlier ones deterministically.
Proposed fix
- maps.Copy(s.upstreamHeaders, x.Headers.Upstream)
+ for key, values := range x.Headers.Upstream {
+ s.upstreamHeaders[http.CanonicalHeaderKey(key)] = append([]string(nil), values...)
+ }The maps import then becomes unused. Remove it if no other use exists.
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Review comment at @internal/plugins/request_state.go around lines 351 - 354:
Update the upstream-header merge in request state to canonicalize each key
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- Line 242: Update both Gemini request header setters to add X-Edge-Proxy-Token
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| req.Header.Set("X-Request-Id", requestID) | ||
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Restrict X-Edge-Proxy-Token to the trusted edge-proxy origin.
When EDGE_PROXY_AUTH_TOKEN is set, both Gemini header setters add it to every request. BaseURL accepts other hosts and cleartext http URLs. The shared client sends the request without removing this header, so the token can be disclosed to a non-proxy destination or over cleartext.
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Thanks @fede-ciliberti! Wiring
Exchange.Headers.Upstreamis the right fix: the plugin API promises it and core only logged it.Could you split the PR?
Keep: the upstream header merge. A few changes:
- Use one shared credential-header list in core instead of a new one. Today there are three lists that disagree (
headeredit/config.go,plugins/request_state.go, and this PR's list). This PR's list missesApi-Key(Azure),Proxy-Authorization,X-Anthropic-Api-KeyandTransfer-Encoding.- Merge duplicate header names that differ only in case the same way every time (currently it depends on map iteration order).
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docs/advanced/plugins.mdx(theUpstreamrow) and theupstream_sethelp text. Note that the headers follow failover attempts and are not sent on token-counting or compaction calls.Drop: the Gemini
EDGE_PROXY_AUTH_TOKENchange. A fixed secret for a proxy in front of one provider is provider config, not plugin or provider-code logic. We'd rather addproviders.<name>.headers, with values that accept secret references:providers: gemini: base_url: https://edge.internal/gemini headers: X-Edge-Proxy-Token: ${EDGE_PROXY_TOKEN}That keeps the token tied to one destination, avoids sending it to Google directly or to failover providers, and gets our secret handling and log scrubbing.
upstream_setstays for non-secret metadata.Happy to take the provider
headers:part ourselves, or you're welcome to open it as a follow-up.
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Description
Exchange.Headers.Upstreamis documented as adding headers to the provider call, but the host only logged the field. Prompt-phase plugins therefore cannot set provider-bound headers such as an edge proxy token.This change keeps the headers a plugin writes to
Exchange.Headers.Upstreamin the request state, carries them on the request context, and merges them into every outgoing provider request inllmclient(allDo*paths sharebuildRequest). A deny-list keeps provider credentials and transport headers out of plugin control:Authorization,x-goog-api-key,X-Api-Key,Cookie,Host,Content-Length.Tests:
internal/llmclientcovers GET/POST/DELETE, the credential deny-list, plugin-over-request precedence, and an end-to-endDo;internal/pluginscovers capture and merge. The new tests fail without the merge and pass with it.Verification:
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