ctt-babylon@0.26.33
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AI Security Review
scanned 1d ago · by lpm-firewall-aiThe source does not establish malicious data theft, but the booking integration sets analytics consent to true without an evident user-consent control. This is an undisclosed runtime telemetry risk.
Decision evidence
public snapshot- The browser component sets Google Analytics and GA4 cookie-consent status to true without exposing a consent setting in its inputs.
- When the component receives the expected booking markup, it loads the SpaLopia booking runtime and initializes the booking widget.
- The flagged link directive opens the supplied external URL in response to a click.
- The analytics setting is part of an external spa-booking widget integration, and the code disables Facebook and Fullstory.
- The link directive uses the configured target; no identity or credential material is added to the URL.
Source & flagged code
5 flaggedSource redirects browser users to an external URL carrying identity material.
esm2022/lib/directives/link-type/link-type.directive.mjsView on unpkg · L139The flagged link directive opens the supplied external URL in response to a click.
esm2022/lib/directives/link-type/link-type.directive.mjsView on unpkg · L139Findings
Affected versions and remediation
This report applies to ctt-babylon@0.26.33.
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