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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds ReDoS protections and centralized regex/patterns, refactors parser rule processing into modular handlers, adds parser and bypass utilities, expands blocked-command lists and shell integration templates, updates CLI bypass flow, and adds unit tests and README documentation. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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participant User
participant CLI
participant Parser
participant Rules
participant Patterns
participant Decision
User->>CLI: submit command / stdin
CLI->>CLI: isBypassEnabled(env.SHELLSHIELD_SKIP)
alt bypass enabled
CLI->>Decision: early allow (bypass)
Decision-->>CLI: allow
else
CLI->>Parser: tokenize & normalize
Parser->>Rules: CoreAstRule.check(context)
Rules->>Patterns: safeRegexTest / validatePatternPerformance
Patterns-->>Rules: match / nomatch (size guard)
Rules->>Decision: blocked / allowed / prompt (interactive)
Decision-->>CLI: result (log/approve/block)
end
CLI->>User: final outcome (allowed/blocked/approved)
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src/parser/rules/CoreAstRule.ts (1)
220-227:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorDownload-and-exec detection misses valid output flag forms.
Current code only recognizes
-o/--outputwith a separate argument. This bypasses detection of inline forms (curl -o/tmp/x), short options without spaces (-oFILE), and wget's-Oand--output-documentforms. Parse all supported output flag syntax:
- curl:
-o FILE,-oFILE,--output FILE- wget:
-O FILE,-OFILE,--output-document FILE,--output-document=FILE🔧 Proposed fix
- const outputFlagIndex = args.findIndex( - (arg) => arg === "-o" || arg === "--output" - ); - if (outputFlagIndex === -1 || outputFlagIndex + 1 >= args.length) return null; - - const outputPath = args[outputFlagIndex + 1]; + const outputFlagIndex = args.findIndex( + (arg) => + arg === "-o" || + arg === "--output" || + arg === "-O" || + arg === "--output-document" || + arg.startsWith("-o") || + arg.startsWith("-O") || + arg.startsWith("--output=") || + arg.startsWith("--output-document=") + ); + if (outputFlagIndex === -1) return null; + + const outputFlag = args[outputFlagIndex]; + let outputPath: string | undefined; + if ( + outputFlag === "-o" || + outputFlag === "--output" || + outputFlag === "-O" || + outputFlag === "--output-document" + ) { + outputPath = args[outputFlagIndex + 1]; + } else if (outputFlag.startsWith("--output=")) { + outputPath = outputFlag.slice("--output=".length); + } else if (outputFlag.startsWith("--output-document=")) { + outputPath = outputFlag.slice("--output-document=".length); + } else if (outputFlag.startsWith("-o") || outputFlag.startsWith("-O")) { + outputPath = outputFlag.slice(2); + } if (!outputPath || outputPath === "/dev/stdout") return null;
🤖 Fix all issues with AI agents
In `@README.md`:
- Around line 295-310: The README docs list accepted SHELLSHIELD_SKIP values but
omit "enabled"; update the documentation to include "enabled" alongside `1`,
`true`, `yes`, `on`, `enable` and adjust the "All of these work" examples if
needed to show SHELLSHIELD_SKIP=enabled as a valid bypass; ensure references to
the variable (SHELLSHIELD_SKIP and SHELLSHIELD_MAX_SUBSHELL_DEPTH) remain
unchanged.
In `@src/constants.ts`:
- Around line 1-15: DEFAULT_BLOCKED currently includes "blkid" (a read-only
utility) and treats "systemctl" as fully blocked; remove "blkid" from
DEFAULT_BLOCKED and implement subcommand-aware handling for "systemctl" similar
to how "dd" is handled: keep "systemctl" in the list of commands checked by the
validation routine, but update the validator to parse the first non-flag
argument/subcommand and only block destructive subcommands ("stop", "disable",
"mask", "reboot", etc.) while allowing benign ones ("status", "list-units",
"show"); update references to DEFAULT_BLOCKED and the command validation
function that currently special-cases "dd" so the new logic applies to
"systemctl" without reintroducing "blkid" into the blocked set.
In `@src/integrations/templates.ts`:
- Around line 5-8: Update the shell templates to mirror the CLI's
isBypassEnabled logic instead of using a simple non-empty check: replace the `[
-n "$SHELLSHIELD_SKIP" ]` test in the zsh (and analogous bash/fish) template
with logic that parses SHELLSHIELD_SKIP and only treats values "1", "true",
"yes", "on", "enable", or "enabled" (case-insensitive) as truthy; reference the
CLI helper isBypassEnabled for the exact accepted tokens and implement
equivalent string comparisons in the template so SHELLSHIELD_SKIP=false or 0
will not bypass the hook.
- Line 38: The zsh parameter expansion using local
pasted="\${LBUFFER#$before_left}" treats $before_left as a glob pattern, which
mis-parses pasted content containing glob metacharacters; update the extraction
to quote the pattern so it's treated literally (use the form that quotes
$before_left in the ${LBUFFER#...} expression) to ensure local pasted, LBUFFER
and before_left produce a literal prefix-stripping instead of glob
interpretation.
In `@src/parser/command-checks.ts`:
- Around line 52-64: The recursive-flag detection in the chmod/chown/chgrp block
only checks for standalone "-R" or "--recursive", missing combined short options
like "-Rfv"; update the hasRecursive logic (used with resolvedCmd, args,
isCriticalPath) to treat any short-option cluster that starts with "-" but not
"--" and contains the character "R" as equivalent to "-R" (e.g.,
arg.startsWith("-") && !arg.startsWith("--") && arg.includes("R")), while still
allowing the existing "--recursive" check; keep the rest of the loop that
inspects non-option args and calls isCriticalPath unchanged so combined flags
trigger the same blocked response and suggestion.
In `@src/parser/rules/CoreAstRule.ts`:
- Around line 26-27: The process-substitution detection fails for locally
assigned vars because handleOperator is called without the current vars map
(e.g., calls like this.handleOperator(entry, tokens[i + 1]) in CoreAstRule), so
it cannot resolve assignments like CMD=curl; <($CMD ...). Update the calls to
pass the current vars map (e.g., this.handleOperator(entry, tokens[i + 1],
vars)) and update handleOperator's signature/implementation to accept and
consult the vars map when resolving operators; make the same change for the
other call site around the 81-90 region so both locations use the vars map for
correct detection.
- Around line 53-72: The current normalizedEntry is derived from the raw token
and misses variable resolution, letting patterns like "$CMD=curl; $CMD ..."
bypass checks; change the flow so you first resolve the token using the
vars-aware resolver (apply vars to tokens[i]) and then pass that resolved value
into normalizeCommandName to produce normalizedEntry; use this
resolved/normalizedEntry for handleCurlWget, handleBashSubshells,
isCommandPrefix and the git isGitRm check, and ensure handleCommand receives the
resolved token/context instead of the raw entry.
In `@src/parser/rules/RawThreatRule.ts`:
- Around line 107-110: The subshell detection and destructive-command regexes
run on unbounded input; before computing subshellMatches and testing
/\b(?:rm|shred|unlink|wipe|srm|dd)\b/i, add a guard that checks command.length
against the shared max-length constant (e.g., MAX_INPUT_LENGTH or whatever
shared constant is used project-wide) and skip the regex work if the command
exceeds that limit; update the logic around subshellMatches (the
command.match(...) call) and the subsequent destructive command test to only
execute when command.length <= MAX_INPUT_LENGTH so the 10k cap is consistently
enforced.
In `@src/parser/subshell.ts`:
- Around line 4-9: SHELL_FLAGS currently contains non-command-bearing options
causing checkSubshellCommand to misidentify the command token; update the
detection to only consider flags that actually take a command string (e.g. "-c",
"--command", "-C", "--init-command") or change checkSubshellCommand to scan the
argv for a "-c"/"--command" occurrence and treat the next token as the command,
removing/ignoring flags like "-e", "-x", "-o", and "--output" from SHELL_FLAGS
so they no longer produce false negatives.
In `@src/parser/utils.test.ts`:
- Around line 19-23: resolveVariable incorrectly treats empty string as a valid
value for the `${VAR:-default}` form; update the logic in the resolveVariable
function so that default substitution triggers when the variable is undefined,
null, or an empty string (i.e., change the current check `if (val !== undefined
&& val !== null)` to treat `val === ""` the same as unset for the `:-`
operator), ensuring `${VAR:-default}` returns the default when VAR is "" while
keeping other expansion behaviors intact.
In `@src/parser/utils.ts`:
- Around line 3-7: normalizeCommandName currently only splits on '/' so Windows
paths like 'C:\Windows\System32\curl' or UNC paths can bypass checks; update
normalizeCommandName to normalize backslashes to forward slashes (or otherwise
handle '\\') before extracting the basename: after stripping a leading '\' (the
existing token.startsWith("\\") logic) convert remaining backslashes to '/' (or
perform a split that accounts for both separators), then call .split("/").pop()
and lowercase the result so Windows path-qualified commands properly normalize
to the executable name.
In `@src/security/validators.ts`:
- Around line 6-8: The current branch that checks if (str.length >
MAX_INPUT_LENGTH) returns { detected: false }, which allows oversized inputs to
bypass homograph detection; change this to fail-closed by returning { detected:
true, reason: 'input_too_long', detail: `exceeds MAX_INPUT_LENGTH` } (or
otherwise surface an error) inside the same function in
src/security/validators.ts where MAX_INPUT_LENGTH is checked; if you decide to
keep the current behavior, instead add explicit documentation and a logged
warning indicating this is a known limitation and why. Ensure the returned shape
matches existing detector output so callers (e.g., any code handling detection
results) can handle the new reason field.
In `@src/ui/terminal.ts`:
- Line 37: Update the bypass hint string in the template literal (the line that
builds the message using `${dim}Bypass: SHELLSHIELD_SKIP=1 <command> (or: true,
yes, on)${reset}\n`) to list all accepted values, adding "enable" and "enabled"
(e.g., “or: true, yes, on, enable, enabled”) so the user hint accurately
reflects supported options; modify the string used in the function/constant that
constructs the terminal hint in terminal.ts accordingly.
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tests/bypass.test.ts (1)
5-16: Consider adding test cases for whitespace-padded values.The implementation uses
.toLowerCase().trim()per the relevant code snippet, but there are no explicit tests for whitespace handling (e.g.," 1 ","true "). Adding these would document the expected behavior.Suggested additional test cases
test("isBypassEnabled handles whitespace", () => { expect(isBypassEnabled(" 1 ")).toBe(true); expect(isBypassEnabled("true ")).toBe(true); expect(isBypassEnabled(" yes")).toBe(true); });src/cli.ts (1)
258-258: Move import statement to the top of the file.The
SHELL_TEMPLATESimport on line 258 is placed in the middle of the file, between function definitions. For consistency and readability, imports should be grouped at the top of the file.Suggested change
Move this line to the import section at the top of the file (after line 13):
import { isBypassEnabled, extractEnvVar } from "./utils/bypass"; +import { SHELL_TEMPLATES } from "./integrations/templates";And remove it from line 258.
| export const DEFAULT_BLOCKED = new Set([ | ||
| // File deletion commands | ||
| "rm", "shred", "unlink", "wipe", "srm", | ||
| // Disk/partition manipulation commands | ||
| "mkfs", "mkfs.ext4", "mkfs.xfs", "mkfs.btrfs", "mkfs.ntfs", "mkfs.fat", "mkfs.vfat", | ||
| "fdisk", "parted", "gdisk", "cfdisk", "sfdisk", | ||
| "dd", "blkid", "wipefs", "badblocks", | ||
| // System modification commands | ||
| "systemctl", "init", "shutdown", "reboot", "poweroff", "halt", | ||
| "iptables", "ip6tables", "nft", "ufw", | ||
| // Privilege escalation | ||
| "su", "sudo", "doas", "pkexec", | ||
| // User/group management | ||
| "userdel", "groupdel", "passwd", "chpasswd", | ||
| ]); |
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Consider removing blkid from the default blocked list and adding flag-aware handling for systemctl.
blkid is a read-only informational utility that displays block device attributes and has no destructive capabilities. Including it alongside wipefs and badblocks appears to be a categorization error. Unlike other blocked commands (e.g., dd which checks for of= flags), there is no special handling for commands with mixed-risk subcommands.
systemctl similarly benefits from flag-aware blocking: operations like systemctl status, systemctl list-units, and systemctl show are benign read-only operations, while only destructive variants (stop, disable, mask, reboot) warrant blocking. The current blanket block may frustrate legitimate service administration use cases.
Consider either removing blkid entirely or implementing subcommand-aware validation for systemctl to align with the tool's existing pattern (as seen with dd output file checks).
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In `@src/constants.ts` around lines 1 - 15, DEFAULT_BLOCKED currently includes
"blkid" (a read-only utility) and treats "systemctl" as fully blocked; remove
"blkid" from DEFAULT_BLOCKED and implement subcommand-aware handling for
"systemctl" similar to how "dd" is handled: keep "systemctl" in the list of
commands checked by the validation routine, but update the validator to parse
the first non-flag argument/subcommand and only block destructive subcommands
("stop", "disable", "mask", "reboot", etc.) while allowing benign ones
("status", "list-units", "show"); update references to DEFAULT_BLOCKED and the
command validation function that currently special-cases "dd" so the new logic
applies to "systemctl" without reintroducing "blkid" into the blocked set.
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src/parser/rules/RawThreatRule.ts (1)
108-121:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorConfirm: There is no upstream length validator. Long commands can bypass RawThreatRule pattern detection.
No upstream validator truncates or rejects commands exceeding
MAX_INPUT_LENGTH(10,000 chars). Returningnullfor oversized commands skips RawThreatRule's regex-based checks entirely. While some post-phase rules (e.g.,checkPipeToShell) catch certain threats after parsing, they operate on tokens and won't detect encoded payloads or raw patterns like encoded PowerShell commands or eval-pipe variations.Implement the proposed fail-closed behavior: block or flag commands exceeding the limit for manual review rather than silently bypassing security checks.
🤖 Fix all issues with AI agents
In `@src/integrations/templates.ts`:
- Around line 12-13: Escape the dollar sign in the template literal occurrences
so TypeScript doesn't treat shell expansions like ${SHELLSHIELD_SKIP,,} as JS
template interpolation; replace "${SHELLSHIELD_SKIP,,}" (and the other two
occurrences around lines 47 and 97) with "\${SHELLSHIELD_SKIP,,}" (and similarly
escape each ${...} sequence) inside the template strings where the shell
expansion must remain literal.
In `@src/parser/rules/CoreAstRule.ts`:
- Around line 234-248: The check currently normalizes nextCmd directly, allowing
variable-based commands (e.g. "$SHELL" or "${CMD}") to bypass the
dangerousCommands check; before calling normalizeCommandName use the parser's
vars lookup to resolve nextCmd into its expanded value (handle both $VAR and
${VAR} forms and fall back to the original if unresolved), then assign that
resolved string to nextCmd (or a new resolvedCmd) and call normalizeCommandName
on it; update the logic around remaining, opIdx, nextCmd, nextName and
dangerousCommands so the membership test uses the resolved/normalized name.
In `@src/parser/rules/RawThreatRule.ts`:
- Around line 54-60: The interpreter list in the two RegExp patterns (where
pattern is constructed with (?:${this.interpreters.join("|")}) in
RawThreatRule.ts) can match substrings like "sh" inside "ssh" causing false
positives; update both patterns to enforce word boundaries around the
interpreter token (e.g., wrap the interpreter alternation with \b...\b or
equivalent lookarounds) so only whole-word interpreters match while keeping the
rest of the pattern (commandFlags and DOWNLOAD_COMMANDS) unchanged.
- Around line 24-25: The interpreter regex in RawThreatRule.interpreters is too
permissive for versions with dots (e.g., "python3.11")—replace the plain
"python\\d*" and "php" (and other language entries that can include dotted
versions) with regexes that allow dot‑separated version segments, e.g.
"python\\d+(?:\\.\\d+)*", "php\\d+(?:\\.\\d+)*" (and similarly for "node",
"ruby", "perl", "bun" if you want to cover versioned binaries) while keeping
SHELL_INTERPRETERS included; ensure you escape backslashes in the string
literals (double backslashes) so the intended regex is used.
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src/security/validators.ts (1)
3-8: Reuse sharedMAX_INPUT_LENGTHto prevent drift.
This constant duplicatessrc/security/patterns.ts. Importing the shared constant keeps policy consistent.♻️ Proposed refactor
import { TerminalInjectionResult } from "../types"; +import { MAX_INPUT_LENGTH } from "./patterns"; -const MAX_INPUT_LENGTH = 10000;
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src/parser/subshell.ts (1)
4-25:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorCheck all command-bearing flags, not just the first.
Line 15–25:
findIndexstops at the first flag match, so if multiple command-bearing flags appear (e.g.,fish -C 'init' -c 'rm -rf /'or repeated-c), only the first command string is checked and the real payload can be missed. Iterate through all flags and evaluate each command string until a block result is found.Proposed fix
- const cIdx = remaining.findIndex((entry) => { - if (typeof entry !== "string") return false; - const flag = entry.toLowerCase(); - return SHELL_FLAGS.has(flag); - }); - if (cIdx === -1 || startIndex + cIdx + 1 >= entries.length) return null; - - const subshellCmd = entries[startIndex + cIdx + 1]; - if (typeof subshellCmd !== "string") return null; - - return checkCommand(subshellCmd); + for (let i = 0; i < remaining.length - 1; i++) { + const entry = remaining[i]; + if (typeof entry !== "string") continue; + const flag = entry.toLowerCase(); + if (!SHELL_FLAGS.has(flag)) continue; + + const subshellCmd = remaining[i + 1]; + if (typeof subshellCmd !== "string") continue; + + const result = checkCommand(subshellCmd); + if (result) return result; + } + return null;
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In `@src/config.ts`:
- Around line 12-13: Replace Number.parseInt with Number in the z.preprocess
callbacks for the threshold and maxSubshellDepth schema entries so malformed
numeric strings become NaN and fail the z.number().int()/min validation;
specifically update the preprocess functions used by the threshold and
maxSubshellDepth properties to convert string inputs with Number(...) instead of
Number.parseInt(...) while leaving non-string values unchanged.
In `@src/index.ts`:
- Around line 4-9: The current rejection handler for main() calls
process.exit(0) which masks failures; update the catch handler for main() so
that on error it logs the error (use console.error or processLogger) and calls
process.exit(1) (or another non-zero code) instead of process.exit(0) to signal
failure; ensure the change is made where main().catch(...) is defined and that
process.exit is invoked with 1 when an error is received.
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src/security/patterns.ts (1)
24-31: Exported function accepts variable input for regex construction.
createPipeToPatternis exported and builds a regex from thesourceCommandsandtargetCommandsarrays. While current callers use internal constants, external consumers could pass user-controlled input, leading to regex injection or ReDoS.Consider either:
- Making this function internal (unexported) if only used within this module
- Adding input validation to escape regex special characters
- Documenting that inputs must be trusted/sanitized
Option: Escape special regex characters
+function escapeRegex(str: string): string { + return str.replace(/[.*+?^${}()|[\]\\]/g, '\\$&'); +} + export function createPipeToPattern( sourceCommands: string[], targetCommands: string[] ): RegExp { - const source = sourceCommands.join("|"); - const target = targetCommands.join("|"); + const source = sourceCommands.map(escapeRegex).join("|"); + const target = targetCommands.map(escapeRegex).join("|"); return new RegExp(`\\b(?:${source})\\b[^|]*?\\|\\s*(?:${target})\\b`, "i"); }
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// Test with float
try {
const result = schemaInt.parse(3.5);
console.log("✓ schemaInt.parse(3.5):", result);
} catch (e) {
console.log("✗ schemaInt.parse(3.5) error:", e.message);
}
// Test with NaN
try {
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console.log("✓ schemaInt.parse(NaN):", result);
} catch (e) {
console.log("✗ schemaInt.parse(NaN) error:", e.message);
}
console.log("\n=== Testing current implementation (parseInt) ===");
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(val) => typeof val === "string" ? Number.parseInt(val, 10) : val,
schemaInt
);
try {
const result = preprocessIntSchema.parse("3.5");
console.log("✓ preprocessIntSchema.parse('3.5'):", result, " (BUG: should reject)");
} catch (e) {
console.log("✗ preprocessIntSchema.parse('3.5') error:", e.message);
}
try {
const result = preprocessIntSchema.parse("10abc");
console.log("✓ preprocessIntSchema.parse('10abc'):", result, " (BUG: should reject)");
} catch (e) {
console.log("✗ preprocessIntSchema.parse('10abc') error:", e.message);
}
console.log("\n=== Testing proposed fix (Number) ===");
const preprocessNumberSchema = z.preprocess(
(val) => typeof val === "string" ? Number(val) : val,
schemaInt
);
try {
const result = preprocessNumberSchema.parse("3.5");
console.log("✓ preprocessNumberSchema.parse('3.5'):", result);
} catch (e) {
console.log("✗ preprocessNumberSchema.parse('3.5') error:", e.message);
}
try {
const result = preprocessNumberSchema.parse("10abc");
console.log("✓ preprocessNumberSchema.parse('10abc'):", result);
} catch (e) {
console.log("✗ preprocessNumberSchema.parse('10abc') error:", e.message);
}
try {
const result = preprocessNumberSchema.parse("10");
console.log("✓ preprocessNumberSchema.parse('10'):", result);
} catch (e) {
console.log("✗ preprocessNumberSchema.parse('10') error:", e.message);
}
console.log("\n=== Testing z.coerce.number() alternative (Zod 4) ===");
const coerceSchema = z.coerce.number().int().positive();
try {
const result = coerceSchema.parse("3.5");
console.log("✓ coerceSchema.parse('3.5'):", result);
} catch (e) {
console.log("✗ coerceSchema.parse('3.5') error:", e.message);
}
try {
const result = coerceSchema.parse("10abc");
console.log("✓ coerceSchema.parse('10abc'):", result);
} catch (e) {
console.log("✗ coerceSchema.parse('10abc') error:", e.message);
}
try {
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console.log("✓ coerceSchema.parse('10'):", result);
} catch (e) {
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Replace Number.parseInt with Number() to reject malformed config values.
Number.parseInt silently truncates decimals ("3.5" → 3) and accepts partial numeric strings ("10abc" → 10), bypassing the int() validation on lines 12–13. Use Number() instead so invalid strings become NaN and fail validation.
✅ Suggested fix
- threshold: z.preprocess((val) => typeof val === "string" ? Number.parseInt(val, 10) : val, z.number().int().positive()).optional(),
- maxSubshellDepth: z.preprocess((val) => typeof val === "string" ? Number.parseInt(val, 10) : val, z.number().int().min(0)).optional(),
+ threshold: z.preprocess((val) => typeof val === "string" ? Number(val) : val, z.number().int().positive()).optional(),
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| maxSubshellDepth: z.preprocess((val) => typeof val === "string" ? Number.parseInt(val, 10) : val, z.number().int().min(0)).optional(), | |
| threshold: z.preprocess((val) => typeof val === "string" ? Number(val) : val, z.number().int().positive()).optional(), | |
| maxSubshellDepth: z.preprocess((val) => typeof val === "string" ? Number(val) : val, z.number().int().min(0)).optional(), |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@src/config.ts` around lines 12 - 13, Replace Number.parseInt with Number in
the z.preprocess callbacks for the threshold and maxSubshellDepth schema entries
so malformed numeric strings become NaN and fail the z.number().int()/min
validation; specifically update the preprocess functions used by the threshold
and maxSubshellDepth properties to convert string inputs with Number(...)
instead of Number.parseInt(...) while leaving non-string values unchanged.
| main().catch((err) => { | ||
| if (process.env.DEBUG) { | ||
| console.error(err); | ||
| } | ||
| process.exit(0); | ||
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Exiting with code 0 on error silently masks failures.
When main() throws, the process exits with code 0 (success), which means the caller cannot distinguish a crash from a successful run. For a security tool, this is risky—if ShellShield crashes due to an unexpected error, the dangerous command may proceed unchecked because the shell hook sees a successful exit.
Consider using a non-zero exit code (e.g., process.exit(1)) to signal failure, or at minimum exit with 0 only for expected/handled cases.
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main().catch((err) => {
if (process.env.DEBUG) {
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}
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+ process.exit(1);
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| if (process.env.DEBUG) { | |
| console.error(err); | |
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| process.exit(0); | |
| }); | |
| main().catch((err) => { | |
| if (process.env.DEBUG) { | |
| console.error(err); | |
| } | |
| process.exit(1); | |
| }); |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@src/index.ts` around lines 4 - 9, The current rejection handler for main()
calls process.exit(0) which masks failures; update the catch handler for main()
so that on error it logs the error (use console.error or processLogger) and
calls process.exit(1) (or another non-zero code) instead of process.exit(0) to
signal failure; ensure the change is made where main().catch(...) is defined and
that process.exit is invoked with 1 when an error is received.
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🤖 Fix all issues with AI agents
In `@src/cli.ts`:
- Around line 249-250: Remove the duplicate import of SHELL_TEMPLATES from
"./integrations/templates"; locate the second import statement that redeclares
SHELL_TEMPLATES and delete it so only the original import remains (keep the
first import of SHELL_TEMPLATES and any other named imports intact), ensuring
there are no conflicting or shadowed declarations of SHELL_TEMPLATES in the
module.
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src/parser/command-checks.ts (1)
163-179: Consider hoisting thedangerousCommandsset construction.Creating a new
Setinside the conditional on every invocation is suboptimal. IfblockedCommandsis stable per-call, consider constructingdangerousCommandsonce at the start ofcheckFindCommandor as a module-level constant for the additional commands.♻️ Optional refactor
+const ADDITIONAL_DANGEROUS_COMMANDS = new Set(["rm", "shred", "dd", "mkfs"]); + export function checkFindCommand( remaining: ParsedEntry[], blockedCommands: Set<string> ): BlockResult | null { + const dangerousCommands = new Set([...blockedCommands, ...ADDITIONAL_DANGEROUS_COMMANDS]); // ... existing code ... if (okIdx !== -1 && okIdx + 1 < remaining.length) { const execCmd = remaining[okIdx + 1]; if (typeof execCmd === "string") { const execName = normalizeCommandName(execCmd); - const dangerousCommands = new Set([...blockedCommands, "rm", "shred", "dd", "mkfs"]); if (dangerousCommands.has(execName)) {src/security/patterns.ts (2)
24-31: Escape command tokens when building the RegExp.
createPipeToPatternis exported and will misbehave if any token contains regex metacharacters. Escaping makes the helper robust and avoids accidental regex injection.♻️ Proposed hardening
+const escapeRegExp = (value: string) => + value.replace(/[.*+?^${}()|[\]\\]/g, "\\$&"); + export function createPipeToPattern( sourceCommands: string[], targetCommands: string[] ): RegExp { - const source = sourceCommands.join("|"); - const target = targetCommands.join("|"); + const source = sourceCommands.map(escapeRegExp).join("|"); + const target = targetCommands.map(escapeRegExp).join("|"); return new RegExp(`\\b(?:${source})\\b[^|]*?\\|\\s*(?:${target})\\b`, "i"); }
67-75: Avoid relying on globalperformancein Node-only runtimes.
If tsconfig doesn’t include DOM libs or if the runtime lacks a globalperformance, this will throw. Consider importing fromnode:perf_hooks(or injecting a clock) to make the utility deterministic across environments.🔧 Suggested change
+import { performance } from "node:perf_hooks";
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src/parser/rules/CoreAstRule.ts (1)
224-288:⚠️ Potential issue | 🔴 CriticalResolve
outputPathvariables before comparing.The output path must be resolved before the final download-and-exec check. If the output path is variable-based (e.g.,
OUT=/tmp/x; curl -o $OUT ... && bash $OUT), the comparison fails:outputPathremains as"$OUT"whileresolvedArgbecomes"/tmp/x", allowing the dangerous pattern to pass undetected.Suggested fix
- if (!outputPath || outputPath === "/dev/stdout") return null; + const resolvedOutputPath = outputPath ? resolveVariable(outputPath, vars) : undefined; + if (!resolvedOutputPath || resolvedOutputPath === "/dev/stdout") return null; @@ - if (allNextArgs.some(arg => { - const resolvedArg = resolveVariable(arg, vars); - return resolvedArg === outputPath || resolvedArg.includes(outputPath); - })) { + if (allNextArgs.some(arg => { + const resolvedArg = resolveVariable(arg, vars); + return resolvedArg === resolvedOutputPath || resolvedArg.includes(resolvedOutputPath); + })) {
🤖 Fix all issues with AI agents
In `@src/parser/command-checks.ts`:
- Around line 74-84: The current systemctl special-case returns null for
non-destructive subcommands before honoring the user's blocklist; update the
logic in the function that uses resolvedCmd, args and context.blocked so
context.blocked is checked before or alongside the
SYSTEMCTL_DESTRUCTIVE_SUBCOMMANDS check (or ensure the systemctl branch consults
context.blocked) so that adding "systemctl" to context.blocked will block all
systemctl invocations (regardless of subcommand); adjust the conditional order
or add an explicit check for context.blocked inside the resolvedCmd ===
"systemctl" block to enforce the user blocklist.
In `@src/parser/rules/CoreAstRule.ts`:
- Around line 174-188: handleBashSubshells(): the current substring checks for
"<(curl" / "<(wget" miss cases where curl/wget are path-qualified or escaped
(e.g. "<(/usr/bin/curl", "<( \curl") — update the hasSubstitution test (inside
handleBashSubshells where resolved is computed) to use a single regex that
matches the process-substitution operator followed by optional whitespace,
optional path components and optional escaping before the binary name; e.g.
match patterns like `<\(\s*(?:\\?[\w/.\-]*\/)?(?:\\?curl|\\?wget)\b` (and also
variants with double `< <(`) so the detection covers path-qualified and escaped
binaries.
In `@src/security/patterns.ts`:
- Around line 19-23: The safeRegexTest function currently returns false for
inputs longer than MAX_INPUT_LENGTH which lets oversized inputs bypass threat
checks; change safeRegexTest (and any callers in RawThreatRule.ts) to
fail-closed by returning true for inputs exceeding MAX_INPUT_LENGTH so they are
treated as matches/blocked; update the function logic in safeRegexTest to check
input.length > MAX_INPUT_LENGTH and return true (optionally add a comment or
logging to indicate oversized input was treated as a match).
| if (resolvedCmd === "systemctl") { | ||
| const subcommand = args.find((arg) => !arg.startsWith("-")); | ||
| if (subcommand && SYSTEMCTL_DESTRUCTIVE_SUBCOMMANDS.has(subcommand.toLowerCase())) { | ||
| return { | ||
| blocked: true, | ||
| reason: `Destructive systemctl ${subcommand} detected`, | ||
| suggestion: `systemctl ${subcommand} can disrupt system services. Review before running.`, | ||
| }; | ||
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Clarify or fix the bypass of context.blocked for non-destructive systemctl operations.
Non-destructive systemctl operations (e.g., systemctl status, systemctl list-units) currently bypass the context.blocked check by returning null at line 83 before reaching the blocklist evaluation at line 86. This means if users add systemctl to their blocked set, they cannot fully disable it for non-destructive subcommands.
Since systemctl is listed among dangerous commands, users should be able to enforce a complete blocklist if desired. Either ensure context.blocked takes precedence by moving this check earlier, or document that destructive-subcommand filtering is by design and overrides user blocklists.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@src/parser/command-checks.ts` around lines 74 - 84, The current systemctl
special-case returns null for non-destructive subcommands before honoring the
user's blocklist; update the logic in the function that uses resolvedCmd, args
and context.blocked so context.blocked is checked before or alongside the
SYSTEMCTL_DESTRUCTIVE_SUBCOMMANDS check (or ensure the systemctl branch consults
context.blocked) so that adding "systemctl" to context.blocked will block all
systemctl invocations (regardless of subcommand); adjust the conditional order
or add an explicit check for context.blocked inside the resolvedCmd ===
"systemctl" block to enforce the user blocklist.
| private handleBashSubshells(normalizedEntry: string, tokens: ParsedEntry[], i: number, vars: Record<string, string>): BlockResult | null { | ||
| if (normalizedEntry === "bash" || normalizedEntry === "sh" || normalizedEntry === "zsh") { | ||
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| resolved.includes("<(wget") || | ||
| resolved.includes("< <(curl") || | ||
| resolved.includes("< <(wget") | ||
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| } | ||
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cmd_path = cmd_path[1:]
basename = cmd_path.split("/")[-1].lower()
is_curl_wget = basename == "curl" or basename == "wget"
print(f" '{test_str}' → matched: {cmd_path} → normalized: {basename} → blocked: {is_curl_wget}")
else:
print(f" '{test_str}' → no match")
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Process-substitution detection misses path-qualified/escaped curl/wget.
String-only checks for <(curl/<(wget won't catch bash -c "cat <(/usr/bin/curl ...)" or <( \curl ...), which bypass the protection when the operator isn't tokenized as a separate token.
🔧 Suggested update
- const hasSubstitution = remaining.some(
- (item) => {
- if (typeof item !== "string") return false;
- const resolved = resolveVariable(item, vars);
- return (
- resolved.includes("<(curl") ||
- resolved.includes("<(wget") ||
- resolved.includes("< <(curl") ||
- resolved.includes("< <(wget")
- );
- }
- );
+ const processSubPattern = /<\(\s{0,10}([^\s)]+)/i;
+ const hasSubstitution = remaining.some((item) => {
+ if (typeof item !== "string") return false;
+ const resolved = resolveVariable(item, vars);
+ const match = resolved.match(processSubPattern);
+ if (!match) return false;
+ const cmdName = normalizeCommandName(match[1]);
+ return cmdName === "curl" || cmdName === "wget";
+ });🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@src/parser/rules/CoreAstRule.ts` around lines 174 - 188,
handleBashSubshells(): the current substring checks for "<(curl" / "<(wget" miss
cases where curl/wget are path-qualified or escaped (e.g. "<(/usr/bin/curl", "<(
\curl") — update the hasSubstitution test (inside handleBashSubshells where
resolved is computed) to use a single regex that matches the
process-substitution operator followed by optional whitespace, optional path
components and optional escaping before the binary name; e.g. match patterns
like `<\(\s*(?:\\?[\w/.\-]*\/)?(?:\\?curl|\\?wget)\b` (and also variants with
double `< <(`) so the detection covers path-qualified and escaped binaries.
| export function safeRegexTest(pattern: RegExp, input: string): boolean { | ||
| if (input.length > MAX_INPUT_LENGTH) { | ||
| return false; | ||
| } | ||
| return pattern.test(input); |
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Fail-open on oversized input bypasses pattern checks. Returning false for inputs exceeding MAX_INPUT_LENGTH (10000 characters) causes all threat patterns to fail silently, allowing large commands to pass through unchecked in RawThreatRule.ts. Consider failing closed (returning true) so oversized inputs are blocked rather than allowed.
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if (input.length > MAX_INPUT_LENGTH) {
- return false;
+ return true;
}
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| export function safeRegexTest(pattern: RegExp, input: string): boolean { | |
| if (input.length > MAX_INPUT_LENGTH) { | |
| return false; | |
| } | |
| return pattern.test(input); | |
| export function safeRegexTest(pattern: RegExp, input: string): boolean { | |
| if (input.length > MAX_INPUT_LENGTH) { | |
| return true; | |
| } | |
| return pattern.test(input); | |
| } |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@src/security/patterns.ts` around lines 19 - 23, The safeRegexTest function
currently returns false for inputs longer than MAX_INPUT_LENGTH which lets
oversized inputs bypass threat checks; change safeRegexTest (and any callers in
RawThreatRule.ts) to fail-closed by returning true for inputs exceeding
MAX_INPUT_LENGTH so they are treated as matches/blocked; update the function
logic in safeRegexTest to check input.length > MAX_INPUT_LENGTH and return true
(optionally add a comment or logging to indicate oversized input was treated as
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Summary
This PR unifies the best of all previous PRs into a single comprehensive update:
Security Hardening
DRY Refactor (from PR #7)
src/parser/utils.tssrc/integrations/templates.tssrc/cli.tsFlexible Bypass (User Experience)
src/utils/bypass.tsmoduleCodeRabbit Feedback Addressed
normalizeCommandNamein CoreAstRule for path-qualified commands (e.g., /usr/bin/curl)Test Coverage
tests/bypass.test.ts- 9 tests for bypass functionalitytests/regex_security.test.ts- 9 tests for ReDoS protectionCleanup
Verification
Closes #7
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Security
Documentation
Tests