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I recently came across htmx.js and was impressed to use it in my new project. In researching it, I came across this library for Spring Boot and added it with the hopes that I would use it later. Since then, I see for several weeks logging that shows some external actor is trying to probe for files. I usually log unhandled exceptions so I can see if users are having trouble. So I suspect most people don't know about the HTMX probing. Question 1: When adding this library, what does it by default enable or turn on? Is it solely what's defined in Question 2: Are there configuration settings that I need to look at or be aware of? I didn't see anything explicitly in the README. Question 3: Does this library have functionality to read arbitrary files from the file system or class path? Seems like the probers do think that. It's also plausible that there could be some other HTMX library out in the wild that has vulnerabilities and these probes are just mindlessly running against my system. Thanks. |
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The files listed are common node and PHP files where passwords might be stored. They don't have anything to do with HTMX aside from the So Q1: Yes, just the auto config |
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The files listed are common node and PHP files where passwords might be stored. They don't have anything to do with HTMX aside from the
HtmxExceptionResolverlogging the thrown exception (since it extends theAbstractHandlerExceptionResolver). ThatNoResourceFoundExceptionis a Spring exception and is leveraging thestaticconfig.So
Q1: Yes, just the auto config
Q2: No explicit HTMX properties (Though there are Thymeleaf, etc properties you would need to consider separtely)
Q3: No. This library only helps with HTMX request/response/views