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click jacking protection options?

rbardonetorian
Path Finder

Hello Splunksters,

Well I am trying to keep a bit of security to avoid click-jacking, though find myself in a pickle..

I have found this link: https://answers.splunk.com/answers/104277/iframes-and-views-broken-after-splunk-6-upgrade.html

Though I would like to make slight mod and allow for a specific site to have access and not just allow all with the "False" setting.

Any ideas??

Could I use the " # external UI URIs " setting in the web.conf somehow?

Thanks!

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ben_leung
Builder

Splunk uses x frame options header sameorigin. I also want to use allow-from but that is not supported on browsers like chrome and safari.
https://www.owasp.org/index.php/Clickjacking_Defense_Cheat_Sheet#X-Frame-Options_Header_Types

If Splunk decided to use the header from Content-Security-Policy frame-ancestors, then you could state domains allowed.

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ben_leung
Builder

You can actually do this now, while etc/system/local/web.conf contains x_frame_options_sameorigin = false under the [settings] stanza, add

replyHeader.Content-Security-Policy = frame-ancestors self

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isachse
Explorer

Thanks @ben_leung, it works quite well. I checked it with Splunk Enterprise 8.1.2. In this version it's not even needed to set x_frame_options_sameorigin to false. It will be automatically overruled if you're on a domain, which is allowed by the Content-Security-Policy .

We use it like this:

replyHeader.Content-Security-Policy = frame-ancestors self https://example1.com  https://example2.com 
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