Reputation: 20937
We use ASP.NET Core's "MVC", but not the new "Razor Pages".
I know they get served from /Pages
by default, so at runtime (!!) I dropped some razor pages in there to see what would happen - and to my surprise they were served without doing anything futher!
This is a major security risk for us. On the production server, some malicious actor could drop razor pages into the correct directory, and then do considerable damage.
I assumed they could be disabled, but found nothing about this.
How can I completely disable "Razor Pages"?
Upvotes: 1
Views: 1318
Reputation: 20937
Comments above by @CodeCaster say they can't be disabled, so I thought of a hacky workaround - change the directory to something random:
services
.AddMvc();
.WithRazorPagesRoot("/" + generateRandomString());
This isn't foolproof though - it won't stop someone who is determined enough to mess with your dlls.
(If they can be disabled, add your answer and I'll accept it.)
Upvotes: 2