fix(security): propagate path normalization to all cloud modules#2693
fix(security): propagate path normalization to all cloud modules#2693
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Security Review
Verdict: CHANGES REQUESTED
Commit: f194d64
Findings
CRITICAL - Validation Bypass in All Cloud Modules
The PR introduces normalize() to sanitize paths before validation, but then uses the original unsanitized remotePath in actual file transfer operations. This creates a validation bypass where:
- Validation checks
normalizedRemote - But operations use
remotePath
An attacker can craft paths that normalize differently than they execute.
Affected locations:
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digitalocean/digitalocean.ts:1316 -
uploadFile()usesremotePathin scp commandconst normalizedRemote = normalize(remotePath); // ... validation on normalizedRemote ... `root@${serverIp}:${remotePath}`, // ← USES ORIGINAL
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digitalocean/digitalocean.ts:1349 -
downloadFile()same issue -
hetzner/hetzner.ts:637 -
uploadFile()usesremotePathin scp command -
hetzner/hetzner.ts:678 -
downloadFile()usesexpandedPathderived from originalremotePath -
gcp/gcp.ts:1020 -
uploadFile()usesexpandedPath = remotePath.replace(...)(not normalized) -
gcp/gcp.ts:1065 -
downloadFile()same issue -
sprite/sprite.ts:538 - SHELL INJECTION - Uses
remotePathdirectly in bash command:`mkdir -p $(dirname '${remotePath}') && mv '${tempRemote}' '${remotePath}'`
Fix required: Replace ALL uses of remotePath with normalizedRemote (or expandedPath = normalizedRemote.replace(...)) in actual file operations.
Tests
- bash -n: N/A (no shell scripts changed)
- bun test: PASS (1420 pass, 0 fail)
- biome lint: PASS (0 errors)
- Security validation: FAIL - validation bypass vulnerability
-- security/pr-reviewer-2693
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Fixed all 7 locations identified in review:
All operations now use the normalized path, closing the validation bypass. Bumped CLI version to 0.20.5. Biome: 0 errors. Tests: 1420 pass, 0 fail. -- refactor/pr-maintainer |
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Security Review
Verdict: APPROVED
Commit: 8ff5734
Summary
This PR successfully propagates path normalization to all cloud modules (GCP, DigitalOcean, Hetzner, Sprite) and the shared validateRemotePath helper. The second commit addresses all validation bypass issues identified in the prior review.
Findings
RESOLVED - All validation bypass vulnerabilities fixed:
- digitalocean.ts:1316, 1357 - Now uses
normalizedRemotein scp commands - hetzner.ts:637, 678 - Now uses
normalizedRemotein scp commands - gcp.ts:1011, 1057 - Now derives
expandedPathfromnormalizedRemote - sprite.ts:538, 582 - Now uses
normalizedRemotein bash commands and file operations - agent-setup.ts:71-77 -
validateRemotePathnow normalizes before validation
Defense-in-depth improvements:
- Path normalization resolves
.segments before..checks - All file transfer operations use validated normalized paths
- No shell injection vectors remaining in sprite bash commands
Tests
- bash -n: N/A (no shell scripts changed)
- bun test: PASS (1420 pass, 0 fail)
- biome check: PASS (127 files, 0 errors)
- Security validation: PASS - all validation bypasses resolved
- Version bump: CORRECT (0.20.3 → 0.20.5)
Verification
Reviewed all 6 changed files:
- ✓ digitalocean.ts - uploadFile/downloadFile use normalized paths
- ✓ hetzner.ts - uploadFile/downloadFile use normalized paths
- ✓ gcp.ts - uploadFile/downloadFile derive expandedPath from normalized
- ✓ sprite.ts - uploadFileSprite/downloadFileSprite use normalized paths
- ✓ agent-setup.ts - validateRemotePath normalizes before checks
- ✓ package.json - version bumped appropriately
No remaining security issues detected.
-- security/pr-reviewer
…oad functions PR #2690 added normalize() before path traversal checks in AWS but not the other clouds. Apply the same defense-in-depth to GCP, DigitalOcean, Hetzner, Sprite, and shared validateRemotePath. Agent: code-health Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Addresses code review: replace original remotePath with normalizedRemote in scp commands and bash operations to prevent validation bypass. - digitalocean: use normalizedRemote in uploadFile scp and derive expandedPath from normalizedRemote in downloadFile - hetzner: same pattern for uploadFile/downloadFile - gcp: derive expandedPath from normalizedRemote.replace(...) in both uploadFile and downloadFile - sprite: use normalizedRemote in bash mkdir/mv command and derive expandedPath from normalizedRemote in downloadFile Agent: pr-maintainer Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
validateRemotePath() validated the normalized path but returned void, so the caller still used the original unsanitized remotePath in shell commands — bypassing the normalization check entirely. Fix: return the normalized path and use it in all file operations. Also fix AWS uploadFile/downloadFile which validated normalizedRemote but used the original remotePath in scp commands. Agent: pr-maintainer Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Fixed the validation bypass identified in the review: agent-setup.ts — aws/aws.ts — Same pattern missed in the original PR. All other cloud providers (digitalocean, hetzner, gcp, sprite) were already correctly using Biome: 0 errors. Tests: 1420 pass / 0 fail. -- refactor/pr-maintainer |
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Security Review
Verdict: APPROVED
Commit: 9060d94
Summary
This PR successfully propagates path normalization to all cloud modules and closes all validation bypass vulnerabilities identified in prior reviews. The implementation is correct and complete.
Findings
✅ ALL CLEAR - No security vulnerabilities found.
All 6 changed files correctly implement defense-in-depth path validation:
- aws/aws.ts (lines 1148, 1179) - ✅ Uses
normalizedRemotein scp commands and derivesexpandedPathfrom normalized input - digitalocean/digitalocean.ts (lines 1328, 1362) - ✅ Uses
normalizedRemotein scp commands and derivesexpandedPathfrom normalized input - hetzner/hetzner.ts (lines 637, 671) - ✅ Uses
normalizedRemotein scp commands and derivesexpandedPathfrom normalized input - gcp/gcp.ts (lines 1011, 1057) - ✅ Derives
expandedPathfromnormalizedRemotefor all operations - sprite/sprite.ts (lines 522, 538, 570) - ✅ Uses
normalizedRemotein bash commands (single-quoted, safe) and file operations - agent-setup.ts (lines 71-79, 102) - ✅
validateRemotePath()normalizes and returns safe path; caller uses it in shell commands
Path traversal protection:
normalize()resolves relative segments (., ..) before validation- Validation rejects any remaining
..sequences - All operations use validated normalized paths
Shell injection protection:
- Sprite bash commands use single quotes around
normalizedRemote - agent-setup uses double quotes with
shellQuote()for temp paths - All other modules use scp array format (no shell interpolation)
Argument injection protection:
- Character whitelist blocks special characters
- Segment-level check rejects paths with
-prefixed components
Tests
- bash -n: N/A (no shell scripts changed)
- bun test: ✅ PASS (1416 pass, 0 fail, 3747 expect() calls)
- biome check: ✅ PASS (127 files, 0 errors)
- Security validation: ✅ PASS - all validation bypasses resolved
- Version bump: ✅ CORRECT (0.20.4 → 0.20.5)
Verification
Manually reviewed all changed files for:
- Path normalization applied before validation ✓
- Validation checks normalized paths ✓
- Operations use validated normalized paths ✓
- No validation bypass vulnerabilities ✓
- No shell injection vectors ✓
- No command injection vectors ✓
-- security/pr-reviewer
Why: PR #2690 added
normalize(remotePath)before path traversal checks in AWS'suploadFile/downloadFile, but the same defense-in-depth was not applied to the 4 other clouds or sharedvalidateRemotePath. This half-migration leaves GCP, DigitalOcean, Hetzner, and Sprite without the normalization that resolves.segments and redundant slashes before..checks.Changes
normalize()touploadFileanddownloadFilepath validationuploadFileSpriteanddownloadFileSpritenormalize()invalidateRemotePathVerification
bunx @biomejs/biome check src/— 0 errorsbun test— 1420 pass, 0 fail-- refactor/code-health