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Bug Found 2 min ago
src/auth/session.js
Unauthenticated users can access /api/admin. Add auth middleware before the route handler. Severity: High — consider blocking merge.
Line 47-53
All Clear 4 min ago
src/utils/format.ts
No issues found. Code is clean, tests pass, no security concerns detected.
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Review Summary

This PR adds a new payment processing endpoint to handle subscription upgrades. The core logic looks solid but there is an unauthenticated data exposure issue that should be fixed before merge.

High Severity Security

src/api/subscription.js line 88: The /upgrade endpoint does not verify the session token before returning user billing history. Any authenticated user can access any user's subscription data.

Recommended fix: Add requireAuth() middleware to the route, similar to /api/billing at line 34.

Other files reviewed
  • src/db/migrate.js — No issues. Clean migration.
  • src/utils/format.ts — No issues. Good test coverage.
  • src/hooks/useSubscription.ts — No issues. Type-safe and well documented.

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