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Plain http:// to an injection host got the key injected and sent unencrypted (reproduced live with a fake key). Now it goes out without the credential, as if none were configured, with a warning. Idea credit: Agent Substrate's egress credential injection, which skips cleartext likewise.
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The bug
A plain
http://request to an injection host got the real key injected and sent unencrypted. The injector matched on host only, never on scheme.Anyone on the network path between the proxy and the provider could read it. Any authenticated caller could trigger it, including a prompt-injected Prax asked to fetch
http://api.openai.com/....The fix
Idea credit: Agent Substrate (Google, CNCF sandbox application cncf/sandbox#523). Its egress credential injection has the same rule: a secret is never put on a cleartext wire.
Verified
Live, in a throwaway
mitmproxy/mitmproxy:latestcontainer with a fake key and example.com as the injection host:http://example.cominjected header:X-Test-KeyNOT injecting … cleartext httphttps://example.comUnit: 2 tests. The cleartext test fails without the fix. 65 passed, ruff clean.
Independent of #3–#6; small conflicts are possible in
mitm_addon.py, and I'll rebase whichever merges later.