Fix: Mitigate CORS vulnerability #172
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This commit fixes a Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) vulnerability by restricting the `allow_origins` in `CORSMiddleware` to an empty list. Previously, it was set to `["*"]`, allowing access from any origin, which is a security risk. By setting it to an empty list, CORS is effectively disabled by default, providing a more secure configuration. Users can then explicitly configure trusted origins as needed.
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This commit fixes a Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) vulnerability by restricting the
allow_originsinCORSMiddlewareto an empty list. Previously, it was set to["*"], allowing access from any origin, which is a security risk. By setting it to an empty list, CORS is effectively disabled by default, providing a more secure configuration. Users can then explicitly configure trusted origins as needed.