LIFF SDK XSS vulnerability disclosure and usage restrictions on older versions
Due to an XSS vulnerability in older LIFF SDK versions, LINE plans to restrict the use of affected versions in external browsers.
Due to an XSS vulnerability in older LIFF SDK versions, LINE plans to restrict the use of affected versions in external browsers.
After LIFF v2.31.0 was released with internal behavior changes, it was deprecated due to a security bug and faces planned usage limits.
LIFF v2.30.0 added arguments to three friendship and permission methods, but was later deprecated due to a security issue with usage restrictions planned.
LIFF v2.29.2 was released with internal SDK behavior changes, then deprecated due to a security issue with usage restrictions planned.
LIFF v2.29.1 was released with internal behavior changes, then deprecated due to a security issue with usage restrictions planned.
Older LIFF SDK versions face planned usage restrictions due to vulnerabilities, requiring an update to v2.31.1 or later.
While you can now prompt users to add friends in LIFF v2.28.0, older SDK versions will be restricted due to a security vulnerability.
LIFF v2.31.2 changes how question marks in LIFF URL query parameter values are restored in the secondary redirect URL inside the LIFF browser.
LIFF v2.31.1 fixes a potential security bug in the LIFF SDK, and versions v2.20.0 through v2.31.0 have been deprecated.