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fix: Add problematic MIME types to default value of Parse Server option fileUpload.fileExtensions (#9902)

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2025-11-05 12:13:30 +01:00
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* @property {Boolean} enableForAnonymousUser Is true if file upload should be allowed for anonymous users.
* @property {Boolean} enableForAuthenticatedUser Is true if file upload should be allowed for authenticated users.
* @property {Boolean} enableForPublic Is true if file upload should be allowed for anyone, regardless of user authentication.
* @property {String[]} fileExtensions Sets the allowed file extensions for uploading files. The extension is defined as an array of file extensions, or a regex pattern.<br><br>It is recommended to restrict the file upload extensions as much as possible. HTML files are especially problematic as they may be used by an attacker who uploads a HTML form to look legitimate under your app's domain name, or to compromise the session token of another user via accessing the browser's local storage.<br><br>Defaults to `^(?!(h|H)(t|T)(m|M)(l|L)?$)` which allows any file extension except HTML files.
* @property {String[]} fileExtensions Sets the allowed file extensions for uploading files. The extension is defined as an array of file extensions, or a regex pattern.<br><br>It is recommended to restrict the file upload extensions as much as possible. HTML files are especially problematic as they may be used by an attacker who uploads a HTML form to look legitimate under your app's domain name, or to compromise the session token of another user via accessing the browser's local storage.<br><br>Defaults to `^(?![xXsS]?[hH][tT][mM][lL]?$)` which allows any file extension except those MIME types that are mapped to `text/html` and are rendered as website by a web browser.
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/**