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sec(iac/build): close the shell-injection surface on docker buildx build - #350
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Priority: ⬆️ High Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: High Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Build arguments now pass through the environment instead of being written into the script, and the Azure build uses identity-based registry login without an embedded password. One limitation remains: an extra build argument whose value contains spaces is split into separate arguments. This is mergeable if the maintainers are aware of that limitation or plan a follow-up. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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- Line 123: Update the build command’s use of EXTRA_BUILD_ARGS to pass extra
build arguments as a structured argument list, preserving values containing
spaces as single arguments instead of relying on unquoted shell expansion.
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Two issues on the same local-exec provisioner in terraform/modules/build:
1. var.extra_build_args was interpolated as literal ${var.extra_build_args}
text into the heredoc, so its value became shell source at apply time:
unquoted ;, backticks, or $() in that value would execute with the CI
deploy identity attached.
2. registry_login_command (documented example: a pipe into `docker login`)
was undocumented on whether it may carry a static credential, which
would then render in full in terraform plan output and CI job logs.
Fix:
- extra_build_args now flows through the local-exec provisioner's
environment map (EXTRA_BUILD_ARGS) instead of being interpolated into
the heredoc, so its value is never re-parsed as shell source; unquoted
$EXTRA_BUILD_ARGS still preserves the original whitespace-split,
multi-flag behavior and the original empty-default no-op.
- registry_login_command's description now states the contract
explicitly: it must be an identity-based login (the CLI resolves/mints
the credential itself, e.g. az acr login, aws ecr get-login-password
piped into docker login, gcloud auth configure-docker) and must never
embed a static, long-lived credential literal.
- Quoted the remaining heredoc interpolations that are safe to quote as
single values (image_uri, git_commit, timestamp build args).
Earlier revision of this PR also marked both variables sensitive = true.
Reverted: Terraform suppresses a resource's ENTIRE local-exec output when
any of its config contains a sensitive value ("(output suppressed due to
sensitive value in config)"), verified locally on Terraform 1.14.7 against
a minimal repro. That means a failing build or registry login would show
nothing in CI, and deploy-aws-lambda.yml / deploy-azure.yml / deploy-gcp.yml
tee and grep exactly this log to detect build failures. After PR #5
(ACR now authenticates via `az acr login`, an Entra identity, not the
registry admin password) no caller in any of the three environments
passes a static credential through registry_login_command, and
extra_build_args is not a secret, so sensitive = true was blocking
diagnostics without protecting anything live. The variable's description
instead documents the "identity-based only, never a static credential"
contract, and the injection fix (environment-map pass-through + quoting)
holds without marking anything sensitive.
registry_login_command itself still has to be interpolated as literal
shell source, since its contract requires it to run as a (possibly
piped) shell command; --network=host on the same local-exec is filed and
fixed separately as #122.
Regression test: no automated Terraform test exercises the rendered
local-exec script. Verified manually by rendering the exact heredoc shape
with bash -c / sh -c (the interpreters local-exec actually uses): the
empty-default case still elides the argument (argc=2, `--push .`,
unchanged from the pre-fix unquoted-and-empty case; quoting
"${var.extra_build_args}" directly, the naive fix, would instead produce
argc=3 with a stray empty-string arg that docker buildx build would
reject), a multi-flag value still splits into separate argv entries, and
an injected `; touch /tmp/x` value passed via the environment comes
through as a single inert argv word rather than executing. Also verified
with a standalone terraform_data/local-exec repro that removing
sensitive = true restores visible provisioner output (present without
it, "(output suppressed due to sensitive value in config)" with it).
Closes #127
Co-Authored-By: claude-flow <ruv@ruv.net>
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Independent adversarial review (two rounds) + local verification: MERGE at f45fc79. Injection half of #127 re-proven on the exact provisioner shape: a payload with ;, $(...) and backticks in extra_build_args reaches argv as inert words and runs nothing, multi-flag use still works, empty default unchanged. |
Summary
registry_login_commandandextra_build_argsonterraform/modules/buildwere consumed unquoted inside alocal-execheredoc, so shell metacharacters in either value would execute as script text rather than data.Root cause
extra_build_argswas interpolated as literal${var.extra_build_args}text into the heredoc, so its value became shell source at apply time: unquoted;, backticks, or$()in that value would execute with the CI deploy identity attached.registry_login_command's documented example is a pipe intodocker login, but the module never stated whether a static credential was an acceptable value for it, and its rendered command wasn't redacted anywhere.Fix
extra_build_argsnow flows through thelocal-execprovisioner'senvironmentmap (EXTRA_BUILD_ARGS) instead of being interpolated into the heredoc text, so its value is never re-parsed as shell source. Unquoted$EXTRA_BUILD_ARGSstill preserves the original whitespace-split, multi-flag behavior and the original empty-default no-op (see Regression test).registry_login_command's variable description now states the contract explicitly: it must be an identity-based login (the CLI resolves/mints the credential itself -az acr login,aws ecr get-login-password | docker login,gcloud auth configure-docker) and must never embed a static, long-lived credential literal.image_uri,git_commit,timestampbuild args).Revision note:
sensitive = truewas revertedAn earlier revision of this PR marked both variables
sensitive = true. That was wrong and has been reverted: Terraform suppresses a resource's entirelocal-execoutput when any of its config contains a sensitive value ((output suppressed due to sensitive value in config)) - verified locally on Terraform 1.14.7 with a minimalterraform_data/local-execrepro. That means a failing build or registry login would show nothing in CI, anddeploy-aws-lambda.yml/deploy-azure.yml/deploy-gcp.ymltee and grep exactly this log to detect build failures. After #5 merged (ACR now authenticates viaaz acr login, an Entra identity, not the registry admin password), no caller in any of the three environments passes a static credential throughregistry_login_command, andextra_build_argswas never a secret - sosensitive = truewas blocking diagnostics without protecting anything live. The variable description carries the "identity-based only" contract instead, and the injection fix (environment-map pass-through + quoting) holds without marking anything sensitive.registry_login_commanditself still has to be interpolated as literal shell source, since its contract requires it to run as a (possibly piped) shell command.--network=hoston the samelocal-execis filed and fixed separately as #122 (merged as #351).Regression test
No automated Terraform test exercises the rendered
local-execscript. Verified manually by rendering the exact heredoc shape withbash -c/sh -c(the interpreterslocal-execactually uses):extra_build_args(the default in all three environments today):argc=2(--push .), matching the pre-fix unquoted-and-empty behavior - no stray empty-string positional argument (confirmed this would otherwise have broken every build: quoting"${var.extra_build_args}"directly, the naive fix, producesargc=3with an empty-string arg thatdocker buildx buildwould reject as more than one context path).--no-cache --build-arg FOO=bar): splits into separate argv entries, preserving intended multi-flag usage.; touch /tmp/x) passed via the environment: comes through as a single inert argv word, not executed.sensitive = trueremoval: a standaloneterraform_data/local-execrepro shows visible provisioner output withoutsensitive, and(output suppressed due to sensitive value in config)with it.Verification
terraform fmt -check -diffonterraform/modules/buildand the touched environment file: clean.terraform init -backend=false && terraform validateinterraform/modules/build,terraform/environments/{aws,azure,gcp}: allSuccess! The configuration is valid.tflint --config=.tflint.hclonterraform/modules/buildandterraform/environments/azure: no findings.go test ./terraform/...(GOWORK=off, repo root):okfor both packages.plan/applywas run against real clouds, per policy.Notes
ci-cd-permissions) re-apply is required for this change; it only touches thebuildmodule and its callers.extra_build_argsis whitespace-split with no shell quoting honored: a value like--build-arg LABEL=hello worldsplits into twodocker buildxarguments, not one. No caller sets this variable today; documented in its description rather than fixed, since fixing it would mean changing its type tolist(string)for a case nothing currently needs.main(post sec(iac/azure): pull and push ACR with Entra identities, disable the admin account #5, post sec(iac/build): drop --network=host from docker buildx build #351) during review; thebuild.tfhunk that removed anonsensitive()wrapper around the ACR admin password was dropped as moot, since sec(iac/azure): pull and push ACR with Entra identities, disable the admin account #5 replaced that login with the identity-basedaz acr login(no secret value at all).Closes #127