tauri2-security-permissions

To configure Tauri 2.x security permissions, define granular access controls in capability files. This ensures least-privilege access for windows, commands, plugins, and external resources by scoping permissions to specific window labels.

Migrating from Tauri 1.x allowlist to Tauri 2.x capabilities requires transitioning to the new capabilities framework. This process involves redefining your existing permissions to adhere to least-privilege principles within the updated Tauri 2.x configuration structure.

Setting up Content Security Policy (CSP) in Tauri 2.x involves modifying the tauri.conf.json file to securely configure required domains and protocols. This restricts external resource access and prevents potential security vulnerabilities.

Scoping command and plugin access in Tauri 2.x is achieved through window permissions within capability files. By targeting specific window labels, you ensure only necessary functionalities are exposed to designated application windows.

The least-privilege principle in Tauri 2.x security configuration means defining minimal and scoped access controls for commands, plugins, and resources. This prevents security vulnerabilities by ensuring windows only receive necessary functionalities.

Tauri 2.x plugin commands fail when security permissions are not properly defined in capability files. Auditing your tauri.conf.json modifications ensures newly integrated commands and plugins have the correct least-privilege access controls enabled.