Stabilized v1.1.2

[OSINT-TECHNOLOGIES]

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To fix the problem, we need to ensure that the hostname check is robust against subdomain attacks. Instead of using hostname.endswith('twitter.com'), we should check if the hostname is exactly twitter.com or ends with .twitter.com. This will prevent URLs like malicious-twitter.com from passing the check.

• Parse the URL to extract the hostname.
• Check if the hostname is exactly twitter.com or ends with .twitter.com.
• Apply similar changes to other social media domain checks to ensure consistency and security.

To fix the problem, we need to ensure that the hostname check is robust and cannot be bypassed by embedding the target string in an unexpected location. The best way to achieve this is to use a more precise check that ensures the hostname is exactly the expected domain or a subdomain of it.

• We will modify the hostname.endswith checks to ensure that the hostname is either exactly the target domain or a subdomain of it.
• This involves checking if the hostname is equal to the target domain or ends with . followed by the target domain.
• We will make these changes in the sm_gather function within the datagather_modules/crawl_processor.py file.

To fix the problem, we need to ensure that the hostname is correctly validated to belong to the intended domain. This can be done by checking if the hostname ends with the domain and is either exactly the domain or has a preceding dot to allow for subdomains.

• We will modify the code to check if the hostname ends with .linkedin.com or is exactly linkedin.com.
• This change will be applied to all similar checks for other social media domains to ensure consistency and security.
• The changes will be made in the file datagather_modules/crawl_processor.py from lines 217 to 236.

To fix the problem, we need to ensure that the hostname is correctly validated to belong to the intended domain. Instead of using hostname.endswith('youtube.com'), we should check if the hostname is exactly 'youtube.com' or a subdomain of 'youtube.com'. This can be done by ensuring the hostname ends with '.youtube.com' or is exactly 'youtube.com'.

• Parse the URL using urlparse to extract the hostname.
• Check if the hostname is either 'youtube.com' or ends with '.youtube.com'.
• Apply similar checks for other social media domains to ensure consistency and security.

To fix the problem, we need to ensure that the hostname check is more robust and cannot be easily bypassed by malicious URLs. The best way to achieve this is to use a stricter check that ensures the hostname is exactly the expected domain or a subdomain of it. We can use the urlparse function to parse the URL and then check if the hostname ends with the expected domain, preceded by a dot or being exactly the domain.

• Modify the hostname.endswith checks to ensure that the hostname is either exactly the expected domain or a subdomain of it.
• Update the code in the datagather_modules/crawl_processor.py file, specifically lines 217-236, to implement this stricter check.