fix(ai): pass Antigravity CSRF token via stdin not argv#462
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The CSRF token was passed to curl as a -H argument, exposing it in `ps` output to any local user during the request window. Move the token to curl --config - (stdin), matching the existing pattern in fetch_kaku_assistant_models. Payload and non-secret headers stay on argv. Token is escaped for curl config quoting rules.
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Thanks for catching this and sending the patch. Merged via #462. I kept the Antigravity CSRF-token fix and expanded the same protection to the other usage fetchers: provider Authorization headers and the Claude/Kimi refresh-token form fields now go through Main checks are green, and I refreshed the notarized nightly build here: Please try that build and let me know if anything still looks off. |
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The CSRF token was passed to curl as a -H argument, exposing it in
psoutput to any local user during the request window. Move the token to curl --config - (stdin), matching the existing pattern in fetch_kaku_assistant_models. Payload and non-secret headers stay on argv. Token is escaped for curl config quoting rules.