Route returns non-sensitive PII data without HTTPS
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Description
The API transmits non-sensitive personally identifiable information (PII) over a non-encrypted channel.
PII is information that can identify a user but, in isolation, could not cause significant harm to a person if leaked or stolen.
This information includes full name, email address or phone numbers.
Note: Datadog is only able to detect certain types of PII.
Rationale
This finding works by identifying an API that both:
- Replies with or accepts requests containing email addresses or phone numbers.
- Uses an HTTP connection, sending data in the clear over the wire
- Validate whether the API is intended to return PII.
- Implement the HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS) header to instruct the user’s browser to always request the site over HTTPS.
