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ADFA-5257: Share one path-containment check instead of two divergent copies (#1736)
* ADFA-5257: Share one path-containment check instead of two divergent copies
ZipUtils.unzipFile checked only that a canonical path started with the
destination prefix: no lexical rejection of a ".." segment, and nothing to stop
an entry writing through a symlink already present at its target.
AssetsInstallationHelper.extractZipToDir had the elaborate version -- lexical
reject, Path.startsWith, a refusal to follow an existing symlink, and a
hand-rolled per-parent cache over toRealPath. Each carried a comment asking
whoever fixed one to remember the other.
Both now call ContainedPathResolver in common. The file is plain
java.io/java.nio with no Android dependency and app already depends on common,
so the reason the copies gave for existing was never true in the direction that
mattered.
The installer's substring reject of ".." goes with it: an archive entry
legitimately named notes..txt used to abort an entire asset installation. Only a
literal ".." segment can name a parent directory, so the per-segment rule loses
nothing.
What is deliberately not shared is the policy for an existing symlink at a
target whose destination is still inside the base. Unzipping a user's project
skips the entry and leaves their own gradlew symlink alone; the installer
refuses to write through any symlink. That check stays at each call site, one
line, labelled as policy.
The resolver carries the ancestor caching the installer did by hand, so a
bootstrap archive clustering thousands of entries under a few directories still
resolves each ancestor once.
Verified: 342 tests pass across both modules, and ZipUtils' symlink test fails
against the previous implementation -- this is a stronger guard, not a move.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* ADFA-5257: Drop the ancestor cache, and fail properly on an unusable entry name
The cached fast path answered a later path under an already-verified directory
without looking at it again, so anything that replaced that directory with a
symlink in between would be followed. Measuring settled whether the guarantee was
affordable: a real 1.8 GB asset installation on device takes 48.0 s with every
resolve revalidating, against 51.4 s with the cache and 51.3 s with the
hand-rolled cache it replaced. Extraction is I/O and inflate; the check is noise.
The cache is gone and the numbers are in the comment.
File(destDir, entry.name).toPath() threw InvalidPathException for a name the
platform cannot represent -- an unchecked exception escaping unzipFile's declared
IOException contract before the resolver ever saw the entry. It now arrives as
the IOException the function promises, with a test.
PathTraversalTest swallowed every FileSystemException into a skipped test, which
could have quietly removed the symlink-escape assertion from CI. It now skips
only the known Windows privilege restriction and rethrows anything else, matching
ZipUtilsTest.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* ADFA-5257: Fail closed when the base directory cannot be resolved
Review of #1736 found the containment check could quietly fall back to
lexical-only matching -- weaker than the canonical-prefix check it
replaced, and silent about it. Two ways in, both fixed by resolving the
base per call instead of pinning it in the constructor:
- The constructor caught the IOException from toRealPath() and nulled
the field, disabling layer 3 for the resolver's whole life. An
unresolvable base is now refused outright, with a warning.
- Files.exists() is false both for "absent" and for "cannot be
determined", so a base under a non-traversable parent read as absent
and skipped layer 3. Confirmed-absent is now distinguished by
catching NoSuchFileException from toRealPath() itself, which also
drops a redundant stat.
Pinning the base at construction was stale besides: the asset installer
builds its resolver before the directory exists, so layer 3 never ran
again even after extraction created the tree. A symlink planted into
the base after construction now gets caught.
Also in ZipUtils, containment is checked before the existing-symlink
policy. In the old order an entry aiming outside the target could hit
a symlink first and be skipped as a benign "leave the user's link
alone" case, masking the zip-slip rejection; the skip is now logged.
Both new tests were confirmed to fail against the unfixed code, for
the reasons they are named for.
Docs corrected where they overclaimed: the resolver is not yet the only
containment check in the tree (ZipRecipeExecutor and PluginLoader remain
-- ADFA-5266), it does not memoize, and unzipFile does not extract
literally every entry. The deliberate narrowing over the old
canonical-prefix check (a/../b.txt now fails) is documented and pinned
by a test.
* ADFA-5257: Address review: report skips, tolerate dangling links, reject "."
Review fixes on the shared containment PR (#1736):
- unzipFile now returns an UnzipResult (extracted + skipped) so callers
can tell when an entry was left unextracted over an existing symlink.
doInstallWrapper verifies the wrapper files actually exist under the
project dir instead of trusting a non-empty extraction list.
- A dangling symlink inside destDir no longer aborts the archive as an
escape: a lexically-contained symlink at the entry's path takes the
same skip branch as a live one -- nothing is written at or through it.
- Drop the unreachable catch(InvalidPathException): the resolver catches
it internally and returns null, so an unusable entry name now surfaces
through the one IOException, and the NUL-name test asserts a message
substring unique to the branch that fires.
- ContainedPathResolver rejects "." and "./" (they normalize to the base
itself, which is not a path inside it), and warns instead of silently
swallowing an unexpected IOException from ancestor.toRealPath();
a NoSuchFileException there is the dangling-link rejection working and
stays quiet.
- Reword the ZipUtils ordering comment as a present-tense invariant (the
claimed history was false against stage) and the per-call base
resolution comments to their true grounds (a caller may construct
before the base exists; an existing base can gain a symlink later).
- Extract the guarded symlink-creation test helper into
SymlinkTestSupport.kt and use it in all three call sites, including
the previously unguarded one; add regression tests for the dangling
in-base symlink skip and for "." / "./".
* ADFA-5257: Reject traversal syntax before the symlink-skip fallback
Review of #1736 found a gap between the resolver and unzipFile's
symlink-skip fallback: the resolver rejects a ".." segment lexically,
but the fallback normalized the entry name before its symlink check, so
an entry named a/../link.txt -- with an existing symlink at
destDir/link.txt -- was silently skipped as "the user's own link"
instead of failing the archive. The narrowing this PR documents ("a
../ entry fails the archive") thus had one path around it whenever a
symlink happened to sit at the normalized target.
The lexical reject is now extracted from resolve() into
ContainedPathResolver.isLexicallyRejected and applied by
isContainedSymlink before it looks at the filesystem: an entry that
fails on syntax is a bad archive however the disk looks, never
fallback material. One shared predicate rather than a duplicate, so
the two cannot drift.
The new test was confirmed to fail against the unfixed code: the entry
was skipped, no IOException.
* ADFA-5257: Reject symlink-ancestor escapes in the symlink-skip fallback
The fallback stat'ed the entry's normalized path, which follows an
ancestor symlink: with dest/a -> /outside and entry "a/link.txt", it
stat'ed /outside/link.txt, saw a symlink there, and skipped the entry --
silently tolerating an escaping archive instead of failing it. Now every
ancestor between destDir and the candidate must itself be a non-link, so
only a symlink whose whole path is real directories inside destDir
qualifies for the skip; anything else fails the archive with the
containment IOException. The dangling-symlink and existing-symlink skip
behaviors are unchanged.
Adds a regression test where destDir/a links to an outside directory
whose link.txt is itself a symlink; the entry must throw, not skip.
* ADFA-5257: Refuse to follow a symlink in the write itself, not just before it
The symlink policy is a stat, and the write is a separate open, so a
link appearing between them is followed: FileOutputStream resolves
links, and Kotlin's File.outputStream() is a thin inline wrapper over
it. Both write boundaries now pass LinkOption.NOFOLLOW_LINKS to
Files.newOutputStream, which puts O_NOFOLLOW in the open(2) call, so
there is no window between deciding and doing.
This closes the final component only. A symlink substituted for one of
the parent directories is still followed -- by mkdirs() and by the open
-- because resolving a path relative to an already-open directory needs
openat(2), which java.nio does not expose. Narrowing that further means
JNI or a different extraction strategy, so it is recorded in both files
rather than implied away.
Worth stating the exposure while it is fresh: for the asset installer
destDir is app-private storage, which another app cannot write to, so
the race needs code execution in this process or root. For project
archives extracted into user-visible storage the window is real.
ZipUtilsTest covers the enforcement directly -- writeNoFollow is
internal for that reason, since the policy check above it means a race
is otherwise the only way to reach the open, and a race is not
something a test can stage reliably. Without NOFOLLOW_LINKS the same
test writes "payload" through the link and fails.
84 common tests and 294 app tests pass.
Found in review of PR #1736.
* ADFA-5257: Correct a test comment that outlived the guard it describes
The comment on the symlinked-grandparent test still explained the depth
choice in terms of a toRealPath() check running after
createDirectories(). This branch moved containment ahead of every mkdir,
so that check is gone and neither depth reaches a mkdir at all.
Two levels is still the right shape for the test, for a different
reason: "linked/sub/nested.txt" has no ".." and does start with destDir,
so it is exactly the case a lexical check alone lets through.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01M4sTwYg47aK8VB9kRKZicU
* ADFA-5257: Surface the resolver tri-state; fail outside-pointing symlinks
Re-review follow-ups:
- ContainedPathResolver.resolve() returns a sealed Resolution --
Contained / Rejected / Unverifiable -- so "escapes" and "could not be
determined" no longer share one null. Both extraction call sites now
throw distinct messages: escape, symlink refusal, and cannot-verify
(naming the cause).
- unzipFile's symlink-skip fallback skips only a pre-existing link that
stays inside destDir; a link leading outside -- live, or dangling by
its lexical target -- fails the archive again, restoring the old
canonicalPath behavior. The KDoc states one policy instead of two.
- The installer's "refusing to extract over an existing symlink" branch
is reachable again: a symlink at the entry's own target (in-base,
dangling, or outside) reports as that refusal, not as zip-slip.
- A "." or "./" root directory entry is tolerated as a no-op at both
extraction call sites; the resolver itself stays strict.
- Layer 2 has one implementation, lexicalResolve() inside the resolver,
and the rejected path travels to callers via Rejected.lexicalTarget,
leaving only the ancestor/leaf link walk local to ZipUtils.
Tests: outside-pointing symlink entries (live and dangling) fail the
archive, in-base skips still pass, root entries no-op, all three
messages pinned in both callers, and a symlink loop pins Unverifiable
deterministically even where the permission-based test is skipped.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01RKwjPVUcfXJdKP8StU5RDR
* ADFA-5257: Brace every when entry the way Spotless formats them
The Build Universal APK check failed on spotlessKotlinCheck: the ktlint
ruleset Spotless runs braces all entries of a when whose other entries
are braced, and separates multi-line entries with a blank line. Apply
exactly the formatting its diff demanded to the two resolution whens.
No behavior change.
* ADFA-5257: Deny absolute paths the root-entry tolerance in namesBase
"/" and "\" split into all-empty segments just like "./", so namesBase
answered true for them and an absolute directory entry would have been
waved through as the archive's root entry (CodeRabbit review). Apply
the existing lexical reject first -- it already refuses absolute paths
and the empty string -- and pin the boundary with a test.
* ADFA-5257: Verify an absent base's nearest existing ancestor
resolve() accepted a confirmed-absent base outright, on the reasoning
that nothing on disk could be symlinked through. Its *existing*
ancestors are on disk, though: with base root/link/missing where
root/link points outside root, resolve() returned Contained and a later
mkdirs/newOutputStream followed the link, planting the whole
"contained" tree outside the base (CodeRabbit, PR #1736).
When the base is absent, walk to the nearest existing ancestor of the
resolved path (the same NOFOLLOW walk layer 3 already uses). Everything
between that ancestor and the target is absent, so the only place a
link can hide is the ancestor itself: a symlink there -- a dangling-
symlink base included -- is Rejected, and an ancestor that will not
toRealPath() is Unverifiable. A plain missing tree beneath real
ancestors still resolves to Contained, so first-run installer
directories keep working.
Regression tests: symlinked ancestor of an absent base, dangling-
symlink base, absent base under real ancestors, and a symlink loop
above an absent base. The first two fail against the previous code.
* ADFA-5257: Record why the absent-base branch is stricter than the other
91b1803 refuses a symlinked nearest-existing-ancestor when the base is
absent. The existing-base path answers Contained for the same topology:
with base root/link/missing it resolves root/link and the
startsWith(realBase) comparison is satisfied, because the link relocates
the base and the target together.
Measured rather than argued -- creating the base between two otherwise
identical calls flips Rejected to Contained.
Comment only, no behaviour change. The asymmetry is worth keeping: the
branch can only fail closed, and neither production caller reaches it,
since ZipUtils.unzipFile and AssetsInstallationHelper.extractZipToDir
both create destDir on the line above the resolver construction. The note
says what to decide if a caller ever does resolve against a not-yet-
created base -- whether an ancestor link is an escape from the base or
just where the caller put it.
Written down so the next reader does not re-file it as a defect.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01M4sTwYg47aK8VB9kRKZicU
* ADFA-5257: Judge an absent base against its real location, like a created one
91b1803 closed the absent-base hole by rejecting a symlinked
nearest-existing-ancestor outright. Review measured the asymmetry that
left: with base root/link/missing and root/link -> outside, the absent
base answered Rejected while the identical tree after
createDirectories(base) answered Contained, because the existing-base
path resolves realBase *through* symlinks and compares real paths.
A symlink between the base and the filesystem root is where the
caller's base lives, not an escape from it, so the absent-base path now
answers the same question the same way: walk to the nearest existing
ancestor and resolve it with toRealPath(), sharing the existing-base
branch's ancestor resolution. The segments below the ancestor are
absent, layer-1-vetted plain names, so the base's real location is the
ancestor's real path plus those segments and containment holds by
construction once the ancestor resolves.
Nothing is accepted unvalidated, and fail-closed is kept where there is
no real location to judge against: a dangling link (a base that is
itself one included) still throws NoSuchFileException from toRealPath()
and stays Rejected, any other resolution failure stays Unverifiable
(the symlink-loop test is unchanged), and CodeRabbit's original escape
never resurfaces because a Contained answer always rests on a resolved
real path.
Tests: the symlinked-ancestor regression test now pins Contained with
the resolved target, a new test pins the measured symmetry itself
(same tree, absent then created, identical answers), and the
dangling-base test keeps Rejected under the unified rule.
* ADFA-5257: Treat undeterminable ancestors as unverifiable
The nearest-existing-ancestor walk probed with Files.exists(), which
answers false both for "absent" and for "cannot be determined" (an
intermediate directory denying execute, say). An entry that merely
could not be checked read as absent, the walk carried on to a readable
ancestor, and a path nothing had verified -- possibly a symlink under
the unreadable directory -- came back Contained.
Probe with readAttributes() instead: only a confirmed
NoSuchFileException advances the walk; any other IOException is
Unverifiable, matching how the base and ancestor resolutions already
distinguish absence from failure. Regression test makes an
intermediate directory mode 000 and asserts Unverifiable; it skips
itself (via a probe-based Assume) where permissions do not bind, e.g.
running as root, and was confirmed to fail against the unfixed code
under a non-root uid.
* ADFA-5257: Guard POSIX permission probe and document blocking I/O
Two review findings on the previous commit:
- The inaccessible-ancestor test read Files.getPosixFilePermissions()
before any assumption, so a filesystem without a
PosixFileAttributeView errored the test with
UnsupportedOperationException (not an IOException) instead of
skipping it. The view is now probed with Files.getFileAttributeView()
and assumed non-null before the first permission read; the
chmod-000-and-restore behavior is unchanged.
- resolve()'s KDoc now states its blocking contract: it performs
synchronous filesystem I/O (toRealPath, readAttributes) on every
call, so it must not run on the UI thread.
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