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Cortex CloudApplication Security

Dropbox Access Token detected in code

Rule Details

Cortex AppSec Rule ID

APPSEC_SECRET_314

Category

Secrets

Severity

MEDIUM

Framework

Git

Impact

The Dropbox Access Token allows API calls to access or manage files on a linked account.

Exposure allows an attacker to gain unauthorized access to the linked account, potentially leading to file theft, modification, or deletion of sensitive documents.

How to Fix

To remediate exposed Auth tokens or Signing Keys:

  1. Log in to your Identity Provider or OAuth provider settings.

  2. Rotate the compromised Client Secret, Private Key, or Signing Certificate.

  3. Update your application configuration with the new credentials.

  4. Redeploy your application to ensure the new keys are in effect.

Next, remove the secret from your codebase:

  1. Locate the exposed secret in your codebase.

  2. Replace the hardcoded value with a secure variable or reference.

Finally, clean your version control history:

  1. Permanently remove the sensitive data from your version control history to ensure it cannot be retrieved.

Warning: Rotating signing keys or client secrets will likely invalidate active user sessions or tokens. Be prepared for users to be logged out.

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