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fix(security): webhook template sandbox escape and share password bypass - #510
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…rd bypass Webhook JavaScript templates (GHSA-mc99-9jf5-22cq, GHSA-fmf9-23m7-xg84): the validator only refused 'constructor' when it was the callee of a member call or the target of an assignment. Reading it into a local, destructuring it, a sequence-expression callee, a call-of-call and a tagged template all walked past the checks and reached the Function constructor in the worker. The validator now refuses reading constructor/__proto__/prototype/caller/ callee through any member access or destructuring pattern, refuses dynamic computed keys (obj[expr]) so a forbidden name cannot be assembled at run time, refuses tagged templates, and only accepts identifier, member and inline-arrow callees. Share password cookie (GHSA-p6c2-mq9r-cx3r): the overview, dashboard and report share procedures and the db share-access validators unlocked a password-protected share whenever a cookie named shared-<type>-<id> existed, whatever its value. The cookie is now an HMAC over the share type, id and current password hash keyed by COOKIE_SECRET, verified with a constant-time compare, so it cannot be forged, cannot be replayed against another share, and expires when the password changes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Priority: ⬆️ High Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant authRouter
participant shareAccess
participant shareRouter
Client->>authRouter: submit share password
authRouter->>shareAccess: createShareAccessToken
shareAccess-->>authRouter: HMAC token
authRouter-->>Client: set share access cookie
Client->>shareRouter: request protected share
shareRouter->>shareAccess: hasShareAccess
shareAccess-->>shareRouter: access result
shareRouter-->>Client: share data or locked response
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participant TemplateCaller
participant execute
participant validate
participant V8Context
TemplateCaller->>execute: submit template and payload
execute->>validate: revalidate template
validate-->>execute: validation result
execute->>V8Context: run JSON-isolated template
V8Context-->>execute: serialized result or timeout
execute-->>TemplateCaller: parsed result or execution error
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…lated context The validator was a denylist: it looked for known-bad shapes and let every other node through, which is how each new escape got in. It is now an allowlist of AST node types. Anything not on the list (tagged templates, sequence expressions, switch, labels, var, ++, delete, computed keys, object methods, TypeScript syntax, ...) is refused by default. The language is deliberately small: object/array literals, spread, property access with literal keys, template strings, ternaries, logical and arithmetic operators, const/let, if, and the allowlisted built-in methods. A template cannot call a function it defined itself: local identifiers are never callable, so there is no recursion, no IIFE and no "store a reference now, call it later" path. Inline arrows only appear as callbacks to the allowlisted array methods. All templates currently saved in production are in the test suite as fixtures. execute() now runs the template in a fresh V8 context via node:vm with eval and new Function disabled, a 250ms timeout and a 1MB output cap. The payload crosses in as JSON and the result crosses out as JSON, so the template never touches a host-realm object. This is defense in depth behind the validator, not a boundary on its own. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@packages/js-runtime/src/execute.ts`:
- Line 59: Update the output-size guard in the execute flow to measure the
serialized resultJson using its UTF-8 byte length rather than JavaScript string
length, while preserving the existing MAX_OUTPUT_BYTES threshold and error
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In `@packages/js-runtime/src/validate.ts`:
- Line 35: Update the AST validation around ALLOWED_NODE_TYPES and validateCall
so the root arrow remains allowed, while nested ArrowFunctionExpression nodes
are accepted only when they are direct arguments of an allowed CallExpression or
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…put in bytes Review follow-ups on the allowlist validator: - An assignment could target a property of an allowed global (Math.round = (x) => Math.round(x)), replacing a built-in for the rest of the run and looping until the timeout. Assignments now have to be rooted at a local variable. - A nested arrow is now only accepted as an argument passed directly to a call. Stored or assigned arrows are never callable, so they had no legitimate use. - The output cap measured UTF-16 code units; it now measures UTF-8 bytes, which is what goes on the wire. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Fixes the two advisories with real exploit impact today. Both were verified against
mainbefore fixing.1. Webhook JS template sandbox escape (GHSA-mc99-9jf5-22cq, GHSA-fmf9-23m7-xg84, GHSA-cv3v-4j56-hr88 finding 1) — Critical
Two commits. The first closed the reported holes in the existing validator. The second replaces the approach, because a denylist that looks for known-bad shapes is how each new escape got in.
packages/js-runtime/src/validate.tsis now an allowlist of AST node types. Anything not on the list is refused by default: tagged templates, sequence expressions, switch, labels,var,++,delete, computed keys, object methods, TypeScript syntax, and whatever nobody has thought of yet. What is left is deliberately small:const/let,ifMath.*,JSON.*,Date.now,new Date(), string/array/date instance methods)constructor/__proto__/prototype/caller/calleeare refused everywhere, including destructuringA template cannot call a function it defined itself. Local identifiers are never callable, so there is no recursion, no IIFE and no "store a reference now, call it later" path. Inline arrows only appear as callbacks to allowlisted array methods.
execute()runs in an isolated V8 context vianode:vmwitheval/new Functiondisabled, a 250ms timeout and a 1MB output cap. Payload in and result out cross as JSON, so the template never holds a host-realm object. Defense in depth behind the validator, not a boundary on its own.All templates currently saved in production are in the test suite as fixtures and pass.
2. Share password bypass via unsigned cookie (GHSA-p6c2-mq9r-cx3r) — High
share.overview,share.dashboard,share.dashboardReports,share.reportand the two db-side share-access validators unlocked a password-protected share whenever a cookie namedshared-<type>-<id>existed, with any value.New helper
packages/common/server/share-access.ts: the cookie value is an HMAC-SHA256 over share type, share id and the current password hash, keyed byCOOKIE_SECRET, verified with a constant-time compare. It cannot be forged, cannot be replayed against another share, and stops working when the password is changed or removed.COOKIE_SECRETwas already documented as required; the helper throws if it is unset.Existing viewers who unlocked a share before this deploys will be asked for the password once more.
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packages/js-runtime: 75 passed (production fixtures, every reporter payload, allowlist fallbacks, isolation, timeout)packages/trpcshare router: 10 passed (forged value, cookie from another share, rotated password)safe-fetch.ts,prisma-client.ts,insights/store.tsare unrelated)Follow-ups (separate PRs)
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