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github.com/labstack/echo/v4 v4.16.0 → v5.4.2 age confidence

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labstack/echo (github.com/labstack/echo/v4)

v5.4.2

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Fixes
  • Require a space after the case-insensitive Basic authentication scheme. Malformed schemes such as BasicX no longer reach credential validation or consume AllowedCheckLimit. Valid credentials are still required. #​3138, thanks to @​Shubham-Padkonde.
  • Reject empty cookie tokens and empty client tokens in CSRF validation. This is defense in depth; it does not introduce a new security advisory. #​3135, thanks to @​hoangtaiki.
Upgrade
go get github.com/labstack/echo/v5@v5.4.2

Go 1.25 remains the module minimum. Build deployments with a supported, patched Go toolchain. No dependencies or public APIs changed in this release.

The security fixes released in v5.4.1 are included unchanged. Their first patched version remains v5.4.1.

Validation: the fixes passed regression tests and upstream race-test and lint checks on Linux, macOS and Windows with Go 1.25, 1.26 and 1.27. The new regressions were also verified to fail without the fixes.

Full changelog: labstack/echo@v5.4.1...v5.4.2

v5.4.1

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Security fixes

Upgrade with go get github.com/labstack/echo/v5@v5.4.1.

  • Validate the sending peer before accepting X-Real-IP in ExtractIPFromRealIPHeader, preventing client IP spoofing when that extractor is configured. GHSA-h53f-rm2w-w7rg
  • Validate upstream WebSocket upgrade responses through Go's HTTP reverse proxy. Rejected upgrades no longer leave a raw tunnel that bypasses Echo routing and route middleware. GHSA-cxf3-9h37-7rr8
  • Close both WebSocket connections when either side disconnects, including when an upstream ignores client EOF. GHSA-9969-6676-49h5
  • Preserve the complete request body beyond the BodyDump capture limit and propagate read errors, including BodyLimit overflows. GHSA-x9ff-22gv-65f4, #​3105
  • Restore the original response writer before returning BodyDump buffers to the pool, preventing writes into a reused buffer during error handling. #​3174
  • Accept decompressed bodies exactly at the configured limit; keep overflow errors sticky. #​3136
  • Include the BodyLimit overflow-check correction and static-path hardening already merged since v5.4.0.

Behavior to review when upgrading

The proxy removes incoming Forwarded headers as defensive hardening. Backends relying on that header should use forwarding headers generated from the configured trusted IP extractor and scheme. WebSocket requests now honor the configured proxy transport, response modifier, target path and query in the same way as HTTP requests; ws and wss targets remain supported.

BodyDump capture limits bound logging only: handlers receive the full request, and clients receive the full response. Applications must still consume request bodies and handle read errors to enforce streaming body limits.

Go 1.25 remains the module minimum. Build deployments with a supported, patched Go toolchain.

Other changes

This release also includes ValidateCtx, router fixes for escaped colons, custom methods and parameter storage, binding support for OpenAPI date formats, and documentation updates.

Thanks to @​rm-Umar, @​Duodum, @​irisitymichaelgrundberg, @​Hama1cco, @​jakezwang, @​Shubham-Padkonde and @​rajpreetcodes for reports and contributions, and to the contributors credited in the individual commits.

Validation: upstream lint checks and race tests passed on Linux, macOS and Windows with Go 1.25, 1.26 and 1.27. Local tests on patched toolchains, vet, staticcheck and govulncheck also passed; govulncheck reported no reachable vulnerabilities.

Full changelog: labstack/echo@v5.4.0...v5.4.1

v5.4.0

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Security

This release fixes several security issues. Upgrading is recommended. Some fixes change behavior; read "Behavior changes to check before upgrading" below.

  • Request scheme: Context.Scheme() now uses the X-Forwarded-Proto, X-Forwarded-Protocol, X-Forwarded-Ssl and X-Url-Scheme headers only when the request comes directly from a loopback, link-local or private network address or a unix socket. Before this, any client could send X-Forwarded-Proto: https over plain HTTP and skip HTTPSRedirect. When X-Forwarded-Proto is present, only it is used (its last value), and the scheme is returned in lowercase. Echo#SchemeExtractor (and Config.SchemeExtractor) selects the strategy: ExtractSchemeFromHeaders(...TrustOption) (default), ExtractSchemeDirect() or LegacySchemeExtractor(). The Secure middleware now sets HSTS based on Context.Scheme(). The Proxy middleware always sets X-Forwarded-Proto from Context.Scheme() and removes X-Forwarded-Ssl, X-Forwarded-Protocol and X-Url-Scheme before forwarding. GHSA-2ffq-g2xg-c22p
  • Proxy middleware: always sets X-Real-IP from Context.RealIP(), so a client can no longer pass a spoofed X-Real-IP to the upstream. GHSA-99jh-6h7p-pp36
  • JSONP: Context.JSONP and Context.JSONPBlob accept only a callback that is empty, a JavaScript identifier or a dot-separated path of identifiers (ASCII letters, digits, _ and $). Any other callback returns a 400 Bad Request error that wraps the new ErrInvalidJSONPCallback, and nothing is written. JSONP responses now carry X-Content-Type-Options: nosniff. JSONP lets any website read the response with the user's cookies, so do not use it for data that needs authentication. GHSA-h9g5-28mm-hx3g
  • MethodOverride: a POST can no longer be overridden to GET, HEAD, OPTIONS, TRACE or CONNECT. Before this, with the MethodFromForm or MethodFromQuery getter and MethodOverride registered with Use before the CSRF middleware, _method=GET skipped the CSRF check. Register MethodOverride with Echo#Pre. GHSA-r7w9-592q-9vg4
  • Redirects: the trailing slash middlewares and the static directory redirect percent-encode control characters in the redirect path. Before this, /%09/evil.example/ redirected browsers to evil.example. GHSA-v753-g4cw-jm48
  • Static files: with the default settings, the Static middleware resolves files from the same form of the path that the router matched, so /admin%2Fsecret.txt or /%61dmin/secret.txt can no longer reach a file under a guarded /admin/* route. GHSA-375p-5qhx-8wq4 The Static middleware and StaticDirectoryHandler (used by Echo.Static, Echo.StaticFS, Group.Static and Group.StaticFS) no longer serve paths with a ., .. or empty segment, such as /assets/../admin/secret.txt, also after path unescaping. GHSA-3pmx-cf9f-34xr

Behavior changes to check before upgrading

  • Proxies or load balancers with public IP addresses. If a proxy connects to your app from a public (or 100.64.0.0/10) address, its X-Forwarded-Proto is now ignored: HTTPSRedirect redirects in a loop and the Secure middleware stops sending HSTS. This affects, for example, Cloudflare, CloudFront and Azure Front Door connecting to a public origin, the GCP external HTTP(S) load balancer including GKE Ingress (35.191.0.0/16, 130.211.0.0/22), and networks that use 100.64.0.0/10 (such as Alibaba Cloud SLB or EKS custom networking). Trust the proxy's address ranges: 
    _, gclb1, _ := net.ParseCIDR("35.191.0.0/16")
_, gclb2, _ := net.ParseCIDR("130.211.0.0/22")
e.SchemeExtractor = echo.ExtractSchemeFromHeaders(echo.TrustIPRange(gclb1), echo.TrustIPRange(gclb2))
    Proxies on the same host, in a private network (AWS ALB, in-cluster ingress controllers such as ingress-nginx or Traefik, most PaaS routers) or on a unix socket keep working without changes. echo.LegacySchemeExtractor() restores the old behavior but is not safe unless every request passes through a proxy that sets these headers. Serverless adapters or middleware that set RemoteAddr to the client's address also make X-Forwarded-Proto ignored (or, if they take it from a header, spoofable).
  • Trusted proxies must set X-Forwarded-Proto. A proxy on a trusted address that passes the client's X-Forwarded-Proto through (for example nginx without proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-Proto $scheme;) still lets the client choose the scheme. An invalid X-Forwarded-Proto value now results in http instead of falling back to the other scheme headers.
  • Your own tests. httptest.NewRequest sets RemoteAddr to 192.0.2.1:1234, which is not trusted, so tests that set X-Forwarded-Proto now see http. Set req.RemoteAddr = "10.0.0.1:1234" or use e.SchemeExtractor = echo.LegacySchemeExtractor() in such tests.
  • Proxy middleware headers. X-Real-IP sent to the upstream is now always Context.RealIP(). In a chain like nginx → Echo Proxy → upstream, configure Echo#IPExtractor (for example echo.ExtractIPFromRealIPHeader()) to pass the client address on. X-Forwarded-Ssl, X-Forwarded-Protocol and X-Url-Scheme are no longer forwarded; X-Forwarded-Proto carries the scheme.
  • MethodOverride. Overriding a POST to GET (for example with X-HTTP-Method-Override: GET to send a long query in a POST body) is no longer done; such requests keep the POST method.
  • Static files. Paths with a double slash or dot segment (for example /assets//app.js) now return 404; in HTML5 mode the index is still served. The Static middleware no longer finds file names that the client sends with non-default escaping (for example %2C, %40 or lowercase hex like %c3%a9) unless StaticConfig.EnablePathUnescaping is set; Echo.Static has behaved this way since v5.2.1. With StaticConfig.EnablePathUnescaping or Config.EnablePathUnescapingStaticFiles, encoded dots (%2e%2e) no longer traverse directories, but encoded slashes are still decoded, so do not combine these options with route-based access control.
  • JSONP. Context.JSONP returns an error for callbacks that are not JavaScript identifiers.

Documentation

  • IPExtractor docs: corrected the description of the default (the direct peer address has been used since v5.1.0).
  • Static middleware: when registered with Echo#Use it runs before route and group middleware, so route guards do not protect the files it serves.

v5.3.1

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Fixes

  • fix(static): preserve matched handler 404s by @​JSap0914 in #​3043
  • fix(group): Implicitly registered group routes should be allowed overwritten in default routes by @​aldas in #​3049

Enhancements

v5.3.0

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Logic changes
PR #​2996 revert back to v4 behavior for a group registering implicit 404 handlers.

If you do not want this behavior, can do not want implicit 404 handlers for groups, use:

e :=  echo.NewWithConfig(echo.Config{NoGroupAutoRegister404Routes: true})
g := e.Group("/api")

some other noteworthy echancements:

e.QUERY("/", func(c *Context) error {
  return c.String(http.StatusTeapot, "OK")
})
  • Router: automatically handle HEAD request by GET handlers in labtack#2949
e := echo.NewWithConfig(echo.Config{
  Router: echo.NewRouter(echo.RouterConfig{
    AutoHandleHEAD: true,
  }),
})

Enhancements

v5.2.1

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Security

Make serving static file releated methods and middleware not unescape path by default - so how the way Router interprets paths and Static methods/middleware is consistent.

Given following situation:

// 0.
// given folder structure:
// private.txt
// public/
// public/index.html
// public/text.txt
// public/admin/private.txt

// 1. share `public/` folder contents from the server root. This folder actually contains subfolder `admin` which
// contents we want to forbid from downloading
e.Static("/", "public")

// 2. naively assume that everything under /admin folder is now forbidden
e.GET("/admin/*", func(c *Context) error {
    return ErrForbidden
})

Then requests to /admin%2fprivate.txt would not be matched to GET /admin/* route (routing does not look unescaped path) and static file serving will use unescaped path to serve the file.

Note: this way of "guarding" subfolders will never work for for paths like /assets/../admin%2fprivate.txt which will path.Clean("/assets/../admin%2fprivate.txt") to /admin/private.txt and are servable if static file serving is configured to unescape paths.

If you want to guard routes - use middlewares on Static* methods and before Static middleware.

  • revert PR #​3009 changes to just disabling path escaping by default in static methods/middleware by @​aldas in #​3016

Closes GHSA-vfp3-v2gw-7wfq more completely: the previous fix (#​3009) rejected explicitly encoded
separators at the handler level; this patch makes the no-unescape behavior the default so new configurations are safe without extra opt-out steps.

What changed: DisablePathUnescaping (on StaticConfig and StaticDirectoryHandlerConfig) is deprecated and replaced by EnablePathUnescaping (default false). Path unescaping is now opt-in.

What this protects: With EnablePathUnescaping: false (new default), encoded separators (%2F, %5C) are never decoded before routing or file lookup, so they cannot
bypass route-level authentication or other middleware guards.

What this does NOT protect: Serving a directory with Static, StaticFS, or StaticDirectoryHandler exposes its entire subtree. Sibling routes are not a reliable
ACL boundary — attach authorization middleware directly to the static mount, or serve sensitive sub-trees under separate guarded routes.

Breaking change / migration: If you serve files whose names contain URL-encoded characters (e.g., /hello%20world.txt → hello world.txt), you must now opt in:

// Static middleware
e.Use(middleware.StaticWithConfig(middleware.StaticConfig{
    EnablePathUnescaping: true, // only safe when NOT relying on route-based ACL guards
    ...
}))

// StaticDirectoryHandler
middleware.StaticDirectoryHandler(fs, &middleware.StaticDirectoryHandlerConfig{
    EnablePathUnescaping: true,
})

v5.2.0

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Security

Fixes GHSA-vfp3-v2gw-7wfq: an encoded path separator (%2F or %5C) in a static file URL could bypass route-level middleware (e.g. authentication on a sibling route) and disclose static files. Both StaticDirectoryHandler/StaticFS and the Static middleware are affected. Thanks to @​a-tt-om and @​oran-gugu for reporting.

Enhancements

New Contributors

Full Changelog: labstack/echo@v5.1.1...v5.2.0

v5.1.1

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Security

Thanks to @​shblue21 for reporting this issue.

Enhancements

v5.1.0

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Security

This change does not break the API contract, but it does introduce breaking changes in logic/behavior.
If your application is using c.RealIP() beware and read https://echo.labstack.com/docs/ip-address

v4 behavior can be restored with:

e := echo.New()
e.IPExtractor = echo.LegacyIPExtractor()
  • Remove legacy IP extraction logic from context.RealIP method by @​aldas in #​2933

Enhancements

v5.0.4

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Enhancements

v5.0.3

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Security

  • Fix directory traversal vulnerability under Windows in Static middleware when default Echo filesystem is used. Reported by @​shblue21.

This applies to cases when:

  • Windows is used as OS
  • middleware.StaticConfig.Filesystem is nil (default)
  • echo.Filesystem is has not been set explicitly (default)

Exposure is restricted to the active process working directory and its subfolders.

v5.0.2

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Security

  • Fix Static middleware with config.Browse=true lists all files/subfolders from config.Filesystem root and not starting from config.Root in #​2887

v5.0.1

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v5.0.0

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Echo v5 is maintenance release with major breaking changes

  • Context is now struct instead of interface and we can add method to it in the future in minor versions.
  • Adds new Router interface for possible new routing implementations.
  • Drops old logging interface and uses moderm log/slog instead.
  • Rearranges alot of methods/function signatures to make them more consistent.

Upgrade notes and v4 support:

  • Echo v4 is supported with security* updates and bug fixes until 2026-12-31
  • If you are using Echo in a production environment, it is recommended to wait until after 2026-03-31 before upgrading.
  • Until 2026-03-31, any critical issues requiring breaking v5 API changes will be addressed, even if this violates semantic versioning.

See API_CHANGES_V5.md for public API changes between v4 and v5, notes on upgrading.

Upgrading TLDR:

If you are using Linux you can migrate easier parts like that:

find . -type f -name "*.go" -exec sed -i 's/ echo.Context/ *echo.Context/g' {} +
find . -type f -name "*.go" -exec sed -i 's/echo\/v4/echo\/v5/g' {} +

macOS

find . -type f -name "*.go" -exec sed -i '' 's/ echo.Context/ *echo.Context/g' {} +
find . -type f -name "*.go" -exec sed -i '' 's/echo\/v4/echo\/v5/g' {} +

or in your favorite IDE

Replace all:

  1. echo.Context -> *echo.Context
  2. echo/v4 -> echo/v5

This should solve most of the issues. Probably the hardest part is updating all the tests.

v4.16.2

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Fixes
  • Require a space after the case-insensitive Basic authentication scheme. Malformed schemes such as BasicX no longer invoke the credential validator. Valid credentials are still required. This adapts the v5 correction to v4's single-header API. #​3188, backport of #​3138, with credit to @​Shubham-Padkonde.
  • Reject empty cookie tokens and empty client tokens in CSRF validation. This is defense in depth; it does not introduce a new security advisory. #​3189, backport of #​3135, with credit to @​hoangtaiki.
  • Reject CSRFConfig.TokenLookup configurations that produce no recognized token extractors. Middleware creation now returns an error instead of silently skipping token validation. #​3149, thanks to @​orinnz; backport of the existing v5 validation in #​3067.
Upgrade
go get github.com/labstack/echo/v4@v4.16.2

Go 1.26 remains the module minimum. Build deployments with a supported, patched Go toolchain. No dependencies or public APIs changed in this release. Applications with invalid CSRF token lookup configuration will now fail middleware creation at startup.

The security fixes, bounded BodyDump and Decompress defaults, and dependency updates released in v4.16.1 are included unchanged. Their first patched version remains v4.16.1.

Validation: the fixes passed regression tests and upstream race-test, lint and benchmark checks on Linux, macOS and Windows with Go 1.26 and 1.27. The new regressions were also verified to fail without the fixes; local race tests and vet passed.

Full changelog: labstack/echo@v4.16.1...v4.16.2

v4.16.1

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Security fixes

Upgrade with go get github.com/labstack/echo/v4@v4.16.1.

Go 1.26 or later is now required to use patched golang.org/x/ dependencies. Build deployments with a supported, patched Go toolchain.

  • Validate upstream WebSocket upgrade responses through Go's HTTP reverse proxy. Rejected upgrades no longer leave a raw tunnel that bypasses Echo routing and route middleware. GHSA-cxf3-9h37-7rr8
  • Close both WebSocket connections when either side disconnects, including when an upstream ignores client EOF. GHSA-9969-6676-49h5
  • Bound BodyDump request and response captures to 5 MiB each by default while preserving complete payload delivery and request read errors. GHSA-f48p-c9v4-h7xv
  • Bound decompressed request bodies to 100 MiB by default. Overflow returns HTTP 413, including through JSON and XML binding; exactly-at-limit bodies remain valid. GHSA-h7wr-284f-5qvc
  • Upgrade golang.org/x/net to v0.60.0 and related dependencies, addressing GO-2026-6617, GO-2026-6612, GO-2026-6611, GO-2026-6610 and GO-2026-6603.
  • Include the BodyLimit overflow-check correction and static-path hardening already merged since v4.16.0.
Behavior to review when upgrading

BodyDumpConfig.MaxRequestBytes and MaxResponseBytes control capture limits. Zero selects the 5 MiB default; -1 disables a limit. These limits affect captured logging data only: handlers and clients still receive complete bodies.

DecompressConfig.MaxDecompressedSize controls the decompressed-body limit. Zero selects the 100 MiB default; -1 disables it. Apply any smaller application body limit after decompression, and handle request-body read errors.

The proxy removes incoming Forwarded headers as defensive hardening. Backends relying on that header should use forwarding headers generated from the configured trusted IP extractor and scheme. WebSocket requests now honor the configured proxy transport, response modifier, target path and query in the same way as HTTP requests; ws and wss targets remain supported.

Other changes

This release includes router fixes for escaped colons, inline verbs and parameter storage, binding support for OpenAPI date formats, and documentation updates. Benchmark comparisons now run only for pull requests with shorter samples.

Thanks to @​Duodum, @​irisitymichaelgrundberg, @​q490107865, @​Hama1cco, @​jakezwang and @​Shubham-Padkonde for reports and contributions, and to the contributors credited in the individual commits.

Validation: upstream lint checks and race tests passed on Linux, macOS and Windows with Go 1.26 and 1.27. Local tests on patched toolchains, vet, staticcheck and govulncheck also passed; govulncheck reported no reachable vulnerabilities. The module graph still contains an advisory for the unused, unmaintained golang.org/x/crypto/openpgp package (GO-2026-5932), which Echo does not import and for which no fixed dependency version is available.

Full changelog: labstack/echo@v4.16.0...v4.16.1

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