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feat: implement role-based access control for dispute endpoints
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## Issue #12: Implement Security Best Practices
# Issue #12: Implement Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) for Dispute Endpoints
### Description
## Description
Implement role-based access control for dispute-related endpoints to ensure that only users with the correct roles can perform specific actions within the dispute flow. This includes creating, viewing, and managing disputes.
Implement security best practices to protect the helpyourneighbour application from common vulnerabilities.
## Acceptance Criteria
- [x] Middleware `requireRole` is implemented and tested
- [x] Dispute endpoints are protected by appropriate role checks
- [x] Integration tests verify that only authorized users can access dispute endpoints
- [x] Documentation of roles and permissions is updated
### Acceptance Criteria
## Related Files
- `backend/src/middleware/requireRole.js`
- `backend/src/middleware/requireRole.test.js`
- `backend/src/controllers/dispute.controller.js`
- `backend/src/routes/dispute.routes.js`
- [ ] Add security headers to HTTP responses
- [ ] Implement CORS configuration
- [ ] Add CSRF protection
- [ ] Secure API endpoints against common attacks
- [ ] Review and apply security recommendations
### Tasks
- [ ] Install and configure helmet.js for security headers
- [ ] Configure CORS middleware
- [ ] Implement CSRF protection
- [ ] Add input sanitization
- [ ] Review application for security vulnerabilities
### Notes
This issue addresses the need to implement security best practices to protect the application from common web vulnerabilities. The implementation will include security headers, CORS configuration, CSRF protection, and input sanitization to ensure the application is secure against attacks like XSS, CSRF, and other common threats.
## Notes
This task builds upon the existing role-based access control implementation and ensures that dispute-related functionality is properly secured.