🔒 Disable HTTP Logging in Production - #37
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- Enabled `buildConfig` generation in `core-network` to expose `BuildConfig.DEBUG`. - Conditionally set OkHttp logging interceptor level: `BASIC` for debug, `NONE` for release, preventing potential leak of sensitive data (like tokens) in production logs. Co-authored-by: SayanthRock <202829406+SayanthRock@users.noreply.github.com>
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Risk: 🟢 Low
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The highest scoring dimensions are blast_radius and reversibility due to the change affecting all network requests in production and requiring a rebuild to revert, though the modification is minimal. The test_coverage score reflects the lack of explicit tests for the debug vs. release behavior of the logging level, while operational_risk is slightly elevated due to potential impacts on debugging capabilities in production.
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🎯 What: The vulnerability fixed
Disabled OkHttp
HttpLoggingInterceptorin production builds. Previously, it was hardcoded toBASIC, which logged request/response lines including potentially sensitive data.If left unfixed, sensitive information (e.g., authorization headers if not fully redacted, query parameters, or response bodies if level was elevated) could be leaked to system logs (logcat), which could be accessed by other malicious apps (on older Android versions) or through physical device access/developer tools, putting user data at risk.
🛡️ Solution: How the fix addresses the vulnerability
The OkHttp logging level is now dynamically set using
BuildConfig.DEBUG. In development, it remainsBASICfor debugging purposes. In release/production builds, it is set toNONE, completely preventing network logs from being emitted by this interceptor.PR created automatically by Jules for task 12170793058554512451 started by @SayanthRock
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Prevent network request details from appearing in production logs
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✅ Prevented sensitive network data in production logs✅ Safer release builds✅ Debug network troubleshooting retained💡 Usage Guide
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