Merge branch 'master' into python-modernise-statements

This commit is contained in:
Rasmus Wriedt Larsen
2020-03-10 14:53:44 +01:00
575 changed files with 18497 additions and 6785 deletions

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@@ -20,8 +20,8 @@ import Expressions.CallArgs
from Call call, ClassObject cls, string name, FunctionObject init
where
illegally_named_parameter(call, cls, name)
and init = get_function_or_initializer(cls)
illegally_named_parameter_objectapi(call, cls, name)
and init = get_function_or_initializer_objectapi(cls)
select
call, "Keyword argument '" + name + "' is not a supported parameter name of $@.", init, init.getQualifiedName()

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@@ -18,8 +18,8 @@ import Expressions.CallArgs
from Call call, ClassObject cls, string too, string should, int limit, FunctionObject init
where
(
too_many_args(call, cls, limit) and too = "too many arguments" and should = "no more than "
too_many_args_objectapi(call, cls, limit) and too = "too many arguments" and should = "no more than "
or
too_few_args(call, cls, limit) and too = "too few arguments" and should = "no fewer than "
) and init = get_function_or_initializer(cls)
too_few_args_objectapi(call, cls, limit) and too = "too few arguments" and should = "no fewer than "
) and init = get_function_or_initializer_objectapi(cls)
select call, "Call to $@ with " + too + "; should be " + should + limit.toString() + ".", init, init.getQualifiedName()

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@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ predicate doesnt_reraise(ExceptStmt ex) {
}
predicate catches_base_exception(ExceptStmt ex) {
ex.getType().refersTo(theBaseExceptionType())
ex.getType().pointsTo(ClassValue::baseException())
or
not exists(ex.getType())
}

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@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ predicate no_comment(ExceptStmt ex) {
}
predicate non_local_control_flow(ExceptStmt ex) {
ex.getType().refersTo(theStopIterationType())
ex.getType().pointsTo(ClassValue::stopIteration())
}
predicate try_has_normal_exit(Try try) {
@@ -64,32 +64,29 @@ predicate subscript(Stmt s) {
s.(Delete).getATarget() instanceof Subscript
}
predicate encode_decode(Expr ex, ClassObject type) {
predicate encode_decode(Call ex, ClassValue type) {
exists(string name |
ex.(Call).getFunc().(Attribute).getName() = name |
name = "encode" and type = Object::builtin("UnicodeEncodeError")
ex.getFunc().(Attribute).getName() = name |
name = "encode" and type = ClassValue::unicodeEncodeError()
or
name = "decode" and type = Object::builtin("UnicodeDecodeError")
name = "decode" and type = ClassValue::unicodeDecodeError()
)
}
predicate small_handler(ExceptStmt ex, Stmt s, ClassObject type) {
predicate small_handler(ExceptStmt ex, Stmt s, ClassValue type) {
not exists(ex.getTry().getStmt(1)) and
s = ex.getTry().getStmt(0) and
ex.getType().refersTo(type)
ex.getType().pointsTo(type)
}
/** Holds if this exception handler is sufficiently small in scope to not need a comment
* as to what it is doing.
*/
predicate focussed_handler(ExceptStmt ex) {
exists(Stmt s, ClassObject type |
exists(Stmt s, ClassValue type |
small_handler(ex, s, type) |
subscript(s) and type.getAnImproperSuperType() = theLookupErrorType()
subscript(s) and type.getASuperType() = ClassValue::lookupError()
or
attribute_access(s) and type = theAttributeErrorType()
attribute_access(s) and type = ClassValue::attributeError()
or
s.(ExprStmt).getValue() instanceof Name and type = theNameErrorType()
s.(ExprStmt).getValue() instanceof Name and type = ClassValue::nameError()
or
encode_decode(s.(ExprStmt).getValue(), type)
)

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@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ import python
import Raising
import Exceptions.NotImplemented
from Raise r, ClassObject t
where type_or_typeof(r, t, _) and not t.isLegalExceptionType() and not t.failedInference() and not use_of_not_implemented_in_raise(r, _)
from Raise r, ClassValue t
where type_or_typeof(r, t, _) and not t.isLegalExceptionType() and not t.failedInference(_) and not use_of_not_implemented_in_raise(r, _)
select r, "Illegal class '" + t.getName() + "' raised; will result in a TypeError being raised instead."

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@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ import python
/** Holds if `notimpl` refers to `NotImplemented` or `NotImplemented()` in the `raise` statement */
predicate use_of_not_implemented_in_raise(Raise raise, Expr notimpl) {
notimpl.refersTo(Object::notImplemented()) and
notimpl.pointsTo(Value::named("NotImplemented")) and
(
notimpl = raise.getException() or
notimpl = raise.getException().(Call).getFunc()

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@@ -1,14 +1,16 @@
import python
/** Whether the raise statement 'r' raises 'type' from origin 'orig' */
predicate type_or_typeof(Raise r, ClassObject type, AstNode orig) {
predicate type_or_typeof(Raise r, ClassValue type, AstNode orig) {
exists(Expr exception |
exception = r.getRaised() |
exception.refersTo(type, _, orig)
exception.pointsTo(type, orig)
or
not exists(ClassObject exc_type | exception.refersTo(exc_type)) and
not type = theTypeType() and // First value is an unknown exception type
exception.refersTo(_, type, orig)
not exists(ClassValue exc_type | exception.pointsTo(exc_type)) and
not type = ClassValue::type() and // First value is an unknown exception type
exists(Value val | exception.pointsTo(val, orig) |
val.getClass() = type
)
)
}

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@@ -11,8 +11,9 @@
import python
from Raise r, AstNode origin
where r.getException().refersTo(_, theTupleType(), origin) and
from Raise r, Value v, AstNode origin
where r.getException().pointsTo(v, origin) and
v.getClass() = ClassValue::tuple() and
major_version() = 2 /* Raising a tuple is a type error in Python 3, so is handled by the IllegalRaise query. */
select r, "Raising $@ will result in the first element (recursively) being raised and all other elements being discarded.", origin, "a tuple"

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@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@ import python
import Testing.Mox
private int varargs_length(Call call) {
private int varargs_length_objectapi(Call call) {
not exists(call.getStarargs()) and result = 0
or
exists(TupleObject t |
@@ -13,67 +13,131 @@ private int varargs_length(Call call) {
result = count(call.getStarargs().(List).getAnElt())
}
private int varargs_length(Call call) {
not exists(call.getStarargs()) and result = 0
or
exists(TupleValue t |
call.getStarargs().pointsTo(t) |
result = t.length()
)
or
result = count(call.getStarargs().(List).getAnElt())
}
/** Gets a keyword argument that is not a keyword-only parameter. */
private Keyword not_keyword_only_arg(Call call, FunctionObject func) {
private Keyword not_keyword_only_arg_objectapi(Call call, FunctionObject func) {
func.getACall().getNode() = call and
result = call.getAKeyword() and
not func.getFunction().getAKeywordOnlyArg().getId() = result.getArg()
}
/** Gets a keyword argument that is not a keyword-only parameter. */
private Keyword not_keyword_only_arg(Call call, FunctionValue func) {
func.getACall().getNode() = call and
result = call.getAKeyword() and
not func.getScope().getAKeywordOnlyArg().getId() = result.getArg()
}
/** Gets the count of arguments that are passed as positional parameters even if they
* are named in the call.
* This is the sum of the number of positional arguments, the number of elements in any explicit tuple passed as *arg
* plus the number of keyword arguments that do not match keyword-only arguments (if the function does not take **kwargs).
*/
private int positional_arg_count_for_call(Call call, Object callable) {
call = get_a_call(callable).getNode() and
private int positional_arg_count_for_call_objectapi(Call call, Object callable) {
call = get_a_call_objectapi(callable).getNode() and
exists(int positional_keywords |
exists(FunctionObject func | func = get_function_or_initializer(callable) |
exists(FunctionObject func | func = get_function_or_initializer_objectapi(callable) |
not func.getFunction().hasKwArg() and
positional_keywords = count(not_keyword_only_arg(call, func))
positional_keywords = count(not_keyword_only_arg_objectapi(call, func))
or
func.getFunction().hasKwArg() and positional_keywords = 0
)
|
result = count(call.getAnArg()) + varargs_length(call) + positional_keywords
result = count(call.getAnArg()) + varargs_length_objectapi(call) + positional_keywords
)
}
/** Gets the count of arguments that are passed as positional parameters even if they
* are named in the call.
* This is the sum of the number of positional arguments, the number of elements in any explicit tuple passed as *arg
* plus the number of keyword arguments that do not match keyword-only arguments (if the function does not take **kwargs).
*/
private int positional_arg_count_for_call(Call call, Value callable) {
call = get_a_call(callable).getNode() and
exists(int positional_keywords |
exists(FunctionValue func | func = get_function_or_initializer(callable) |
not func.getScope().hasKwArg() and
positional_keywords = count(not_keyword_only_arg(call, func))
or
func.getScope().hasKwArg() and positional_keywords = 0
)
|
result = count(call.getAnArg()) + varargs_length_objectapi(call) + positional_keywords
)
}
int arg_count_objectapi(Call call) {
result = count(call.getAnArg()) + varargs_length_objectapi(call) + count(call.getAKeyword())
}
int arg_count(Call call) {
result = count(call.getAnArg()) + varargs_length(call) + count(call.getAKeyword())
}
/* Gets a call corresponding to the given class or function*/
private ControlFlowNode get_a_call(Object callable) {
private ControlFlowNode get_a_call_objectapi(Object callable) {
result = callable.(ClassObject).getACall()
or
result = callable.(FunctionObject).getACall()
}
/* Gets a call corresponding to the given class or function*/
private ControlFlowNode get_a_call(Value callable) {
result = callable.(ClassValue).getACall()
or
result = callable.(FunctionValue).getACall()
}
/* Gets the function object corresponding to the given class or function*/
FunctionObject get_function_or_initializer(Object func_or_cls) {
FunctionObject get_function_or_initializer_objectapi(Object func_or_cls) {
result = func_or_cls.(FunctionObject)
or
result = func_or_cls.(ClassObject).declaredAttribute("__init__")
}
/* Gets the function object corresponding to the given class or function*/
FunctionValue get_function_or_initializer(Value func_or_cls) {
result = func_or_cls.(FunctionValue)
or
result = func_or_cls.(ClassValue).declaredAttribute("__init__")
}
/**Whether there is an illegally named parameter called `name` in the `call` to `func` */
predicate illegally_named_parameter(Call call, Object func, string name) {
predicate illegally_named_parameter_objectapi(Call call, Object func, string name) {
not func.isC() and
name = call.getANamedArgumentName() and
call.getAFlowNode() = get_a_call_objectapi(func) and
not get_function_or_initializer_objectapi(func).isLegalArgumentName(name)
}
/**Whether there is an illegally named parameter called `name` in the `call` to `func` */
predicate illegally_named_parameter(Call call, Value func, string name) {
not func.isBuiltin() and
name = call.getANamedArgumentName() and
call.getAFlowNode() = get_a_call(func) and
not get_function_or_initializer(func).isLegalArgumentName(name)
}
/**Whether there are too few arguments in the `call` to `callable` where `limit` is the lowest number of legal arguments */
predicate too_few_args(Call call, Object callable, int limit) {
predicate too_few_args_objectapi(Call call, Object callable, int limit) {
// Exclude cases where an incorrect name is used as that is covered by 'Wrong name for an argument in a call'
not illegally_named_parameter(call, callable, _) and
not illegally_named_parameter_objectapi(call, callable, _) and
not exists(call.getStarargs()) and not exists(call.getKwargs()) and
arg_count(call) < limit and
exists(FunctionObject func | func = get_function_or_initializer(callable) |
arg_count_objectapi(call) < limit and
exists(FunctionObject func | func = get_function_or_initializer_objectapi(callable) |
call = func.getAFunctionCall().getNode() and limit = func.minParameters() and
/* The combination of misuse of `mox.Mox().StubOutWithMock()`
* and a bug in mox's implementation of methods results in having to
@@ -84,16 +148,37 @@ predicate too_few_args(Call call, Object callable, int limit) {
call = func.getAMethodCall().getNode() and limit = func.minParameters() - 1
or
callable instanceof ClassObject and
call.getAFlowNode() = get_a_call_objectapi(callable) and limit = func.minParameters() - 1
)
}
/**Whether there are too few arguments in the `call` to `callable` where `limit` is the lowest number of legal arguments */
predicate too_few_args(Call call, Value callable, int limit) {
// Exclude cases where an incorrect name is used as that is covered by 'Wrong name for an argument in a call'
not illegally_named_parameter(call, callable, _) and
not exists(call.getStarargs()) and not exists(call.getKwargs()) and
arg_count(call) < limit and
exists(FunctionValue func | func = get_function_or_initializer(callable) |
call = func.getACall().getNode() and limit = func.minParameters() and
/* The combination of misuse of `mox.Mox().StubOutWithMock()`
* and a bug in mox's implementation of methods results in having to
* pass 1 too few arguments to the mocked function.
*/
not (useOfMoxInModule(call.getEnclosingModule()) and func.isNormalMethod())
or
call = func.getACall().getNode() and limit = func.minParameters() - 1
or
callable instanceof ClassValue and
call.getAFlowNode() = get_a_call(callable) and limit = func.minParameters() - 1
)
}
/**Whether there are too many arguments in the `call` to `func` where `limit` is the highest number of legal arguments */
predicate too_many_args(Call call, Object callable, int limit) {
predicate too_many_args_objectapi(Call call, Object callable, int limit) {
// Exclude cases where an incorrect name is used as that is covered by 'Wrong name for an argument in a call'
not illegally_named_parameter(call, callable, _) and
not illegally_named_parameter_objectapi(call, callable, _) and
exists(FunctionObject func |
func = get_function_or_initializer(callable) and
func = get_function_or_initializer_objectapi(callable) and
not func.getFunction().hasVarArg() and limit >= 0
|
call = func.getAFunctionCall().getNode() and limit = func.maxParameters()
@@ -101,13 +186,38 @@ predicate too_many_args(Call call, Object callable, int limit) {
call = func.getAMethodCall().getNode() and limit = func.maxParameters() - 1
or
callable instanceof ClassObject and
call.getAFlowNode() = get_a_call_objectapi(callable) and limit = func.maxParameters() - 1
) and
positional_arg_count_for_call_objectapi(call, callable) > limit
}
/**Whether there are too many arguments in the `call` to `func` where `limit` is the highest number of legal arguments */
predicate too_many_args(Call call, Value callable, int limit) {
// Exclude cases where an incorrect name is used as that is covered by 'Wrong name for an argument in a call'
not illegally_named_parameter(call, callable, _) and
exists(FunctionValue func |
func = get_function_or_initializer(callable) and
not func.getScope().hasVarArg() and limit >= 0
|
call = func.getACall().getNode() and limit = func.maxParameters()
or
call = func.getACall().getNode() and limit = func.maxParameters() - 1
or
callable instanceof ClassValue and
call.getAFlowNode() = get_a_call(callable) and limit = func.maxParameters() - 1
) and
positional_arg_count_for_call(call, callable) > limit
}
/** Holds if `call` has too many or too few arguments for `func` */
predicate wrong_args(Call call, FunctionObject func, int limit, string too) {
predicate wrong_args_objectapi(Call call, FunctionObject func, int limit, string too) {
too_few_args_objectapi(call, func, limit) and too = "too few"
or
too_many_args_objectapi(call, func, limit) and too = "too many"
}
/** Holds if `call` has too many or too few arguments for `func` */
predicate wrong_args(Call call, FunctionValue func, int limit, string too) {
too_few_args(call, func, limit) and too = "too few"
or
too_many_args(call, func, limit) and too = "too many"
@@ -117,14 +227,31 @@ predicate wrong_args(Call call, FunctionObject func, int limit, string too) {
* Implies nothing about whether `call` could call `func`.
*/
bindingset[call, func]
predicate correct_args_if_called_as_method(Call call, FunctionObject func) {
predicate correct_args_if_called_as_method_objectapi(Call call, FunctionObject func) {
arg_count_objectapi(call)+1 >= func.minParameters()
and
arg_count_objectapi(call) < func.maxParameters()
}
/** Holds if `call` has correct number of arguments for `func`.
* Implies nothing about whether `call` could call `func`.
*/
bindingset[call, func]
predicate correct_args_if_called_as_method(Call call, FunctionValue func) {
arg_count(call)+1 >= func.minParameters()
and
arg_count(call) < func.maxParameters()
}
/** Holds if `call` is a call to `overriding`, which overrides `func`. */
predicate overridden_call(FunctionObject func, FunctionObject overriding, Call call) {
predicate overridden_call_objectapi(FunctionObject func, FunctionObject overriding, Call call) {
overriding.overrides(func) and
overriding.getACall().getNode() = call
}
/** Holds if `call` is a call to `overriding`, which overrides `func`. */
predicate overridden_call(FunctionValue func, FunctionValue overriding, Call call) {
overriding.overrides(func) and
overriding.getACall().getNode() = call
}

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@@ -17,13 +17,13 @@ import python
from CallNode call_to_super, string name
where
exists(GlobalVariable gv, ControlFlowNode cn |
call_to_super = theSuperType().getACall() and
call_to_super = ClassValue::super_().getACall() and
gv.getId() = "super" and
cn = call_to_super.getArg(0) and
name = call_to_super.getScope().getScope().(Class).getName() and
exists(ClassObject other |
cn.refersTo(other) and
not other.getPyClass().getName() = name
exists(ClassValue other |
cn.pointsTo(other) and
not other.getScope().getName() = name
)
)
select call_to_super.getNode(), "First argument to super() should be " + name + "."

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@@ -107,10 +107,10 @@ private predicate brace_pair(PossibleAdvancedFormatString fmt, int start, int en
private predicate advanced_format_call(Call format_expr, PossibleAdvancedFormatString fmt, int args) {
exists(CallNode call |
call = format_expr.getAFlowNode() |
call.getFunction().refersTo(Object::builtin("format")) and call.getArg(0).refersTo(_, fmt.getAFlowNode()) and
call.getFunction().pointsTo(Value::named("format")) and call.getArg(0).pointsTo(_, fmt.getAFlowNode()) and
args = count(format_expr.getAnArg()) - 1
or
call.getFunction().(AttrNode).getObject("format").refersTo(_, fmt.getAFlowNode()) and
call.getFunction().(AttrNode).getObject("format").pointsTo(_, fmt.getAFlowNode()) and
args = count(format_expr.getAnArg())
)
}
@@ -139,4 +139,3 @@ class AdvancedFormattingCall extends Call {
}
}

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@@ -69,7 +69,7 @@ predicate is_unhashable(ControlFlowNode f, ClassValue cls, ControlFlowNode origi
predicate typeerror_is_caught(ControlFlowNode f) {
exists (Try try |
try.getBody().contains(f.getNode()) and
try.getAHandler().getType().refersTo(theTypeErrorType()))
try.getAHandler().getType().pointsTo(ClassValue::typeError()))
}
from ControlFlowNode f, ClassValue c, ControlFlowNode origin

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@@ -28,14 +28,14 @@ predicate probablySingleton(ClassValue cls) {
predicate invalid_to_use_is_portably(ClassValue c) {
overrides_eq_or_cmp(c) and
/* Exclude type/builtin-function/bool as it is legitimate to compare them using 'is' but they implement __eq__ */
// Exclude type/builtin-function/bool as it is legitimate to compare them using 'is' but they implement __eq__
not c = Value::named("type") and not c = ClassValue::builtinFunction() and not c = Value::named("bool") and
/* OK to compare with 'is' if a singleton */
// OK to compare with 'is' if a singleton
not probablySingleton(c)
}
predicate simple_constant(ControlFlowNode f) {
exists(Object obj | f.refersTo(obj) | obj = theTrueObject() or obj = theFalseObject() or obj = theNoneObject())
exists(Value val | f.pointsTo(val) | val = Value::named("True") or val = Value::named("False") or val = Value::named("None"))
}
private predicate cpython_interned_value(Expr e) {
@@ -66,14 +66,14 @@ private predicate universally_interned_value(Expr e) {
predicate cpython_interned_constant(Expr e) {
exists(Expr const |
e.refersTo(_, const) |
e.pointsTo(_, const) |
cpython_interned_value(const)
)
}
predicate universally_interned_constant(Expr e) {
exists(Expr const |
e.refersTo(_, const) |
e.pointsTo(_, const) |
universally_interned_value(const)
)
}
@@ -95,7 +95,7 @@ private predicate comparison_one_type(Compare comp, Cmpop op, ClassValue cls) {
}
predicate invalid_portable_is_comparison(Compare comp, Cmpop op, ClassValue cls) {
/* OK to use 'is' when defining '__eq__' */
// OK to use 'is' when defining '__eq__'
not exists(Function eq | eq.getName() = "__eq__" or eq.getName() = "__ne__" | eq = comp.getScope().getScope*())
and
(
@@ -107,24 +107,24 @@ predicate invalid_portable_is_comparison(Compare comp, Cmpop op, ClassValue cls)
)
)
and
/* OK to use 'is' when comparing items from a known set of objects */
not exists(Expr left, Expr right, Object obj |
// OK to use 'is' when comparing items from a known set of objects
not exists(Expr left, Expr right, Value val |
comp.compares(left, op, right) and
exists(ImmutableLiteral il | il.getLiteralObject() = obj) |
left.refersTo(obj) and right.refersTo(obj)
exists(ImmutableLiteral il | il.getLiteralValue() = val) |
left.pointsTo(val) and right.pointsTo(val)
or
/* Simple constant in module, probably some sort of sentinel */
// Simple constant in module, probably some sort of sentinel
exists(AstNode origin |
not left.refersTo(_) and right.refersTo(obj, origin) and
not left.pointsTo(_) and right.pointsTo(val, origin) and
origin.getScope().getEnclosingModule() = comp.getScope().getEnclosingModule()
)
)
and
/* OK to use 'is' when comparing with a member of an enum */
// OK to use 'is' when comparing with a member of an enum
not exists(Expr left, Expr right, AstNode origin |
comp.compares(left, op, right) and
enum_member(origin) |
left.refersTo(_, origin) or right.refersTo(_, origin)
left.pointsTo(_, origin) or right.pointsTo(_, origin)
)
}
@@ -135,4 +135,3 @@ private predicate enum_member(AstNode obj) {
asgn.getValue() = obj
)
}

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@@ -18,19 +18,20 @@ where
// Only relevant for Python 2, as all later versions implement true division
major_version() = 2
and
exists(BinaryExprNode bin, Object lobj, Object robj |
exists(BinaryExprNode bin, Value lval, Value rval |
bin = div.getAFlowNode()
and bin.getNode().getOp() instanceof Div
and bin.getLeft().refersTo(lobj, theIntType(), left)
and bin.getRight().refersTo(robj, theIntType(), right)
and bin.getLeft().pointsTo(lval, left)
and lval.getClass() = ClassValue::int_()
and bin.getRight().pointsTo(rval, right)
and rval.getClass() = ClassValue::int_()
// Ignore instances where integer division leaves no remainder
and not lobj.(NumericObject).intValue() % robj.(NumericObject).intValue() = 0
and not lval.(NumericValue).getIntValue() % rval.(NumericValue).getIntValue() = 0
and not bin.getNode().getEnclosingModule().hasFromFuture("division")
// Filter out results wrapped in `int(...)`
and not exists(CallNode c, ClassObject cls |
c.getAnArg() = bin
and c.getFunction().refersTo(cls)
and cls.getName() = "int"
and not exists(CallNode c |
c = ClassValue::int_().getACall()
and c.getAnArg() = bin
)
)
select div, "Result of division may be truncated as its $@ and $@ arguments may both be integers.",

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@@ -38,14 +38,14 @@ predicate unnecessary_lambda(Lambda l, Expr e) {
simple_wrapper(l, e) and
(
/* plain class */
exists(ClassObject c | e.refersTo(c))
exists(ClassValue c | e.pointsTo(c))
or
/* plain function */
exists(FunctionObject f | e.refersTo(f))
exists(FunctionValue f | e.pointsTo(f))
or
/* bound-method of enclosing instance */
exists(ClassObject cls, Attribute a |
cls.getPyClass() = l.getScope().getScope() and a = e |
exists(ClassValue cls, Attribute a |
cls.getScope() = l.getScope().getScope() and a = e |
((Name)a.getObject()).getId() = "self" and
cls.hasAttribute(a.getName())
)

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@@ -10,8 +10,8 @@
*/
import python
private import semmle.python.types.Builtins
from CallNode call, ControlFlowNode func
where
major_version() = 2 and call.getFunction() = func and func.refersTo(Object::builtin("apply"))
where major_version() = 2 and call.getFunction() = func and func.pointsTo(Value::named("apply"))
select call, "Call to the obsolete builtin function 'apply'."

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@@ -3,20 +3,20 @@
"qhelp.dtd">
<qhelp>
<overview>
<p>A call to the input() function, <code>input(prompt)</code> is equivalent to <code>eval(raw_input(prompt))</code>. Evaluating user input without any checking can be a serious security flaw.</p>
<p>In Python 2, a call to the <code>input()</code> function, <code>input(prompt)</code> is equivalent to <code>eval(raw_input(prompt))</code>. Evaluating user input without any checking can be a serious security flaw.</p>
</overview>
<recommendation>
<p> Get user input with <code>raw_input(prompt)</code> and then validate that input before evaluating. If the expected input is a number or
<p>Get user input with <code>raw_input(prompt)</code> and then validate that input before evaluating. If the expected input is a number or
string, then <code>ast.literal_eval()</code> can always be used safely.</p>
</recommendation>
<references>
<li>Python Standard Library: <a href="http://docs.python.org/library/functions.html#input">input</a>,
<a href="http://docs.python.org/library/ast.html#ast.literal_eval">ast.literal_eval</a>.</li>
<li>Python Standard Library: <a href="http://docs.python.org/2/library/functions.html#input">input</a>,
<a href="http://docs.python.org/2/library/ast.html#ast.literal_eval">ast.literal_eval</a>.</li>
<li>Wikipedia: <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Data_validation">Data validation</a>.</li>
</references>

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@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
/**
* @name 'input' function used
* @description The built-in function 'input' is used which can allow arbitrary code to be run.
* @name 'input' function used in Python 2
* @description The built-in function 'input' is used which, in Python 2, can allow arbitrary code to be run.
* @kind problem
* @tags security
* correctness
@@ -18,4 +18,4 @@ where
call.getFunction() = func and
func.pointsTo(context, Value::named("input"), _) and
not func.pointsTo(context, Value::named("raw_input"), _)
select call, "The unsafe built-in function 'input' is used."
select call, "The unsafe built-in function 'input' is used in Python 2."

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@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ import Expressions.CallArgs
from Call call, FunctionObject func, string name
where
illegally_named_parameter(call, func, name) and
illegally_named_parameter_objectapi(call, func, name) and
not func.isAbstract() and
not exists(FunctionObject overridden | func.overrides(overridden) and overridden.getFunction().getAnArg().(Name).getId() = name)
select

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@@ -17,12 +17,12 @@ import CallArgs
from Call call, FunctionObject func, string too, string should, int limit
where
(
too_many_args(call, func, limit) and too = "too many arguments" and should = "no more than "
too_many_args_objectapi(call, func, limit) and too = "too many arguments" and should = "no more than "
or
too_few_args(call, func, limit) and too = "too few arguments" and should = "no fewer than "
too_few_args_objectapi(call, func, limit) and too = "too few arguments" and should = "no fewer than "
) and
not func.isAbstract() and
not exists(FunctionObject overridden | func.overrides(overridden) and correct_args_if_called_as_method(call, overridden))
not exists(FunctionObject overridden | func.overrides(overridden) and correct_args_if_called_as_method_objectapi(call, overridden))
/* The semantics of `__new__` can be a bit subtle, so we simply exclude `__new__` methods */
and not func.getName() = "__new__"

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@@ -15,10 +15,10 @@ import Expressions.CallArgs
from Call call, FunctionObject func, FunctionObject overridden, string problem
where
func.overrides(overridden) and (
wrong_args(call, func, _, problem) and correct_args_if_called_as_method(call, overridden)
wrong_args_objectapi(call, func, _, problem) and correct_args_if_called_as_method_objectapi(call, overridden)
or
exists(string name |
illegally_named_parameter(call, func, name) and problem = "an argument named '" + name + "'" and
illegally_named_parameter_objectapi(call, func, name) and problem = "an argument named '" + name + "'" and
overridden.getFunction().getAnArg().(Name).getId() = name
)
)

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@@ -18,11 +18,11 @@ where
not func.getName() = "__init__" and
overriding.overrides(func) and
call = overriding.getAMethodCall().getNode() and
correct_args_if_called_as_method(call, overriding) and
correct_args_if_called_as_method_objectapi(call, overriding) and
(
arg_count(call)+1 < func.minParameters() and problem = "too few arguments"
arg_count_objectapi(call)+1 < func.minParameters() and problem = "too few arguments"
or
arg_count(call) >= func.maxParameters() and problem = "too many arguments"
arg_count_objectapi(call) >= func.maxParameters() and problem = "too many arguments"
or
exists(string name | call.getAKeyword().getArg() = name and
overriding.getFunction().getAnArg().(Name).getId() = name and

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@@ -23,12 +23,12 @@ predicate is_used(Call c) {
)
}
from Call c, FunctionObject func
from Call c, FunctionValue func
where
/* Call result is used, but callee is a procedure */
is_used(c) and c.getFunc().refersTo(func) and func.getFunction().isProcedure() and
is_used(c) and c.getFunc().pointsTo(func) and func.getScope().isProcedure() and
/* All callees are procedures */
forall(FunctionObject callee | c.getFunc().refersTo(callee) | callee.getFunction().isProcedure()) and
forall(FunctionValue callee | c.getFunc().pointsTo(callee) | callee.getScope().isProcedure()) and
/* Mox return objects have an `AndReturn` method */
not useOfMoxInModule(c.getEnclosingModule())
select c, "The result of '$@' is used even though it is always None.", func, func.getQualifiedName()

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@@ -0,0 +1 @@
This directory contains [experimental](../../../../docs/experimental.md) CodeQL queries and libraries.

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@@ -1,3 +1,8 @@
/*
* This library file is auto-generated by 'semmle/query_gen.py'.
* WARNING: Any modifications to this file will be lost.
* Relations can be changed by modifying master.py.
*/
import python
library class Add_ extends @py_Add, Operator {
@@ -1781,6 +1786,37 @@ library class Slice_ extends @py_Slice, Expr {
}
library class SpecialOperation_ extends @py_SpecialOperation, Expr {
/** Gets the name of this special operation. */
string getName() {
py_strs(result, this, 2)
}
/** Gets the arguments of this special operation. */
ExprList getArguments() {
py_expr_lists(result, this, 3)
}
/** Gets the nth argument of this special operation. */
Expr getArgument(int index) {
result = this.getArguments().getItem(index)
}
/** Gets an argument of this special operation. */
Expr getAnArgument() {
result = this.getArguments().getAnItem()
}
override string toString() {
result = "SpecialOperation"
}
}
library class Starred_ extends @py_Starred, Expr {

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@@ -910,6 +910,10 @@ private AstNode assigned_value(Expr lhs) {
predicate nested_sequence_assign(Expr left_parent, Expr right_parent,
Expr left_result, Expr right_result) {
exists(Assign a |
a.getATarget().getASubExpression*() = left_parent and
a.getValue().getASubExpression*() = right_parent
) and
exists(int i, Expr left_elem, Expr right_elem
|
(

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@@ -726,6 +726,8 @@ private class EssaTaintTracking extends string {
private TaintKind iterable_unpacking_descent(
SequenceNode left_parent, ControlFlowNode left_defn, CollectionKind parent_kind
) {
//TODO: Fix the cartesian product in this predicate
none() and
left_parent.getAnElement() = left_defn and
// Handle `a, *b = some_iterable`
if left_defn instanceof StarredNode

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@@ -532,6 +532,15 @@ class ClassValue extends Value {
this.(ClassObjectInternal).getClassDeclaration().declaresAttribute(name)
}
/** Whether this class is a legal exception class.
* What constitutes a legal exception class differs between major versions */
predicate isLegalExceptionType() {
not this.isNewStyle() or
this.getASuperType() = ClassValue::baseException()
or
major_version() = 2 and this = ClassValue::tuple()
}
}
@@ -555,6 +564,28 @@ abstract class FunctionValue extends CallableValue {
predicate isOverriddenMethod() {
exists(Value f | f.overrides(this))
}
/** Whether `name` is a legal argument name for this function */
bindingset[name]
predicate isLegalArgumentName(string name) {
this.getScope().getAnArg().asName().getId() = name
or
this.getScope().getAKeywordOnlyArg().getId() = name
or
this.getScope().hasKwArg()
}
/** Whether this is a "normal" method, that is, it is exists as a class attribute
* which is not a lambda and not the __new__ method. */
predicate isNormalMethod() {
exists(ClassValue cls, string name |
cls.declaredAttribute(name) = this and
name != "__new__" and
exists(Expr expr, AstNode origin | expr.pointsTo(this, origin) |
not origin instanceof Lambda
)
)
}
}
/** Class representing Python functions */
@@ -917,7 +948,7 @@ module ClassValue {
/** Get the `ClassValue` for the `StopIteration` class. */
ClassValue stopIteration() {
result = TBuiltinClassObject(Builtin::special("StopIteration"))
result = TBuiltinClassObject(Builtin::builtin("StopIteration"))
}
/** Get the `ClassValue` for the class of modules. */
@@ -960,6 +991,11 @@ module ClassValue {
result = TBuiltinClassObject(Builtin::builtin("KeyError"))
}
/** Get the `ClassValue` for the `LookupError` class. */
ClassValue lookupError() {
result = TBuiltinClassObject(Builtin::builtin("LookupError"))
}
/** Get the `ClassValue` for the `IOError` class. */
ClassValue ioError() {
result = TBuiltinClassObject(Builtin::builtin("IOError"))
@@ -975,4 +1011,14 @@ module ClassValue {
result = TBuiltinClassObject(Builtin::builtin("ImportError"))
}
/** Get the `ClassValue` for the `UnicodeEncodeError` class. */
ClassValue unicodeEncodeError() {
result = TBuiltinClassObject(Builtin::builtin("UnicodeEncodeError"))
}
/** Get the `ClassValue` for the `UnicodeDecodeError` class. */
ClassValue unicodeDecodeError() {
result = TBuiltinClassObject(Builtin::builtin("UnicodeDecodeError"))
}
}

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@@ -12,25 +12,27 @@ private predicate re_module_function(string name, int flags) {
name = "subn" and flags = 4
}
/**
* Holds if `s` is used as a regex with the `re` module, with the regex-mode `mode` (if known).
* If regex mode is not known, `mode` will be `"None"`.
*/
predicate used_as_regex(Expr s, string mode) {
(s instanceof Bytes or s instanceof Unicode)
and
exists(ModuleValue re | re.getName() = "re" |
/* Call to re.xxx(regex, ... [mode]) */
exists(CallNode call, string name |
call.getArg(0).refersTo(_, _, s.getAFlowNode()) and
call.getFunction().pointsTo(re.attr(name)) |
mode = "None"
or
exists(Value obj |
mode = mode_from_mode_object(obj) |
exists(int flags_arg |
re_module_function(name, flags_arg) and
call.getArg(flags_arg).pointsTo(obj)
)
or
call.getArgByName("flags").pointsTo(obj)
/* Call to re.xxx(regex, ... [mode]) */
exists(CallNode call, string name |
call.getArg(0).refersTo(_, _, s.getAFlowNode()) and
call.getFunction().pointsTo(Module::named("re").attr(name)) |
mode = "None"
or
exists(Value obj |
mode = mode_from_mode_object(obj) |
exists(int flags_arg |
re_module_function(name, flags_arg) and
call.getArg(flags_arg).pointsTo(obj)
)
or
call.getArgByName("flags").pointsTo(obj)
)
)
}

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@@ -2,45 +2,40 @@ import python
import Basic
private import Common
/** An extensible kind of taint representing an externally controlled string.
/**
* An extensible kind of taint representing an externally controlled string.
*/
abstract class ExternalStringKind extends StringKind {
bindingset[this]
ExternalStringKind() {
this = this
}
ExternalStringKind() { this = this }
override TaintKind getTaintForFlowStep(ControlFlowNode fromnode, ControlFlowNode tonode) {
result = StringKind.super.getTaintForFlowStep(fromnode, tonode)
or
tonode.(SequenceNode).getElement(_) = fromnode and result.(ExternalStringSequenceKind).getItem() = this
tonode.(SequenceNode).getElement(_) = fromnode and
result.(ExternalStringSequenceKind).getItem() = this
or
json_load(fromnode, tonode) and result.(ExternalJsonKind).getValue() = this
or
tonode.(DictNode).getAValue() = fromnode and result.(ExternalStringDictKind).getValue() = this
or
urlsplit(fromnode, tonode) and result.(ExternalUrlSplitResult).getItem() = this
or
urlparse(fromnode, tonode) and result.(ExternalUrlParseResult).getItem() = this
}
}
/** A kind of "taint", representing a sequence, with a "taint" member */
class ExternalStringSequenceKind extends SequenceKind {
ExternalStringSequenceKind() {
this.getItem() instanceof ExternalStringKind
}
ExternalStringSequenceKind() { this.getItem() instanceof ExternalStringKind }
}
/** An hierachical dictionary or list where the entire structure is externally controlled
/**
* An hierachical dictionary or list where the entire structure is externally controlled
* This is typically a parsed JSON object.
*/
class ExternalJsonKind extends TaintKind {
ExternalJsonKind() {
this = "json[" + any(ExternalStringKind key) + "]"
}
ExternalJsonKind() { this = "json[" + any(ExternalStringKind key) + "]" }
/** Gets the taint kind for item in this sequence */
TaintKind getValue() {
@@ -54,65 +49,225 @@ class ExternalJsonKind extends TaintKind {
json_subscript_taint(tonode, fromnode, this, result)
or
result = this and copy_call(fromnode, tonode)
}
}
override TaintKind getTaintOfMethodResult(string name) {
name = "get" and result = this.getValue()
}
}
}
/** A kind of "taint", representing a dictionary mapping str->"taint" */
class ExternalStringDictKind extends DictKind {
ExternalStringDictKind() {
this.getValue() instanceof ExternalStringKind
}
ExternalStringDictKind() { this.getValue() instanceof ExternalStringKind }
}
/** A kind of "taint", representing a dictionary mapping strings to sequences of
* tainted strings */
/**
* A kind of "taint", representing a dictionary mapping strings to sequences of
* tainted strings
*/
class ExternalStringSequenceDictKind extends DictKind {
ExternalStringSequenceDictKind() {
this.getValue() instanceof ExternalStringSequenceKind
ExternalStringSequenceDictKind() { this.getValue() instanceof ExternalStringSequenceKind }
}
/** TaintKind for the result of `urlsplit(tainted_string)` */
class ExternalUrlSplitResult extends ExternalStringSequenceKind {
// https://docs.python.org/3/library/urllib.parse.html#urllib.parse.urlsplit
override TaintKind getTaintOfAttribute(string name) {
result = super.getTaintOfAttribute(name)
or
(
// namedtuple field names
name = "scheme" or
name = "netloc" or
name = "path" or
name = "query" or
name = "fragment" or
// class methods
name = "username" or
name = "password" or
name = "hostname"
) and
result instanceof ExternalStringKind
}
override TaintKind getTaintOfMethodResult(string name) {
result = super.getTaintOfMethodResult(name)
or
name = "geturl" and
result instanceof ExternalStringKind
}
}
/** TaintKind for the result of `urlparse(tainted_string)` */
class ExternalUrlParseResult extends ExternalStringSequenceKind {
// https://docs.python.org/3/library/urllib.parse.html#urllib.parse.urlparse
override TaintKind getTaintOfAttribute(string name) {
result = super.getTaintOfAttribute(name)
or
(
// namedtuple field names
name = "scheme" or
name = "netloc" or
name = "path" or
name = "params" or
name = "query" or
name = "fragment" or
// class methods
name = "username" or
name = "password" or
name = "hostname"
) and
result instanceof ExternalStringKind
}
override TaintKind getTaintOfMethodResult(string name) {
result = super.getTaintOfMethodResult(name)
or
name = "geturl" and
result instanceof ExternalStringKind
}
}
/* Helper for getTaintForStep() */
pragma [noinline]
private predicate json_subscript_taint(SubscriptNode sub, ControlFlowNode obj, ExternalJsonKind seq, TaintKind key) {
pragma[noinline]
private predicate json_subscript_taint(
SubscriptNode sub, ControlFlowNode obj, ExternalJsonKind seq, TaintKind key
) {
sub.isLoad() and
sub.getValue() = obj and
key = seq.getValue()
}
private predicate json_load(ControlFlowNode fromnode, CallNode tonode) {
exists(FunctionObject json_loads |
ModuleObject::named("json").attr("loads") = json_loads and
json_loads.getACall() = tonode and tonode.getArg(0) = fromnode
json_loads.getACall() = tonode and
tonode.getArg(0) = fromnode
)
}
private predicate urlsplit(ControlFlowNode fromnode, CallNode tonode) {
// This could be implemented as `exists(FunctionValue` without the explicit six part,
// but then our tests will need to import +100 modules, so for now this slightly
// altered version gets to live on.
exists(Value urlsplit |
(
urlsplit = Value::named("six.moves.urllib.parse.urlsplit")
or
// Python 2
urlsplit = Value::named("urlparse.urlsplit")
or
// Python 3
urlsplit = Value::named("urllib.parse.urlsplit")
) and
tonode = urlsplit.getACall() and
tonode.getArg(0) = fromnode
)
}
private predicate urlparse(ControlFlowNode fromnode, CallNode tonode) {
// This could be implemented as `exists(FunctionValue` without the explicit six part,
// but then our tests will need to import +100 modules, so for now this slightly
// altered version gets to live on.
exists(Value urlparse |
(
urlparse = Value::named("six.moves.urllib.parse.urlparse")
or
// Python 2
urlparse = Value::named("urlparse.urlparse")
or
// Python 3
urlparse = Value::named("urllib.parse.urlparse")
) and
tonode = urlparse.getACall() and
tonode.getArg(0) = fromnode
)
}
/** A kind of "taint", representing an open file-like object from an external source. */
class ExternalFileObject extends TaintKind {
ExternalFileObject() {
this = "file[" + any(ExternalStringKind key) + "]"
}
ExternalFileObject() { this = "file[" + any(ExternalStringKind key) + "]" }
/** Gets the taint kind for the contents of this file */
TaintKind getValue() {
this = "file[" + result + "]"
}
TaintKind getValue() { this = "file[" + result + "]" }
override TaintKind getTaintOfMethodResult(string name) {
name = "read" and result = this.getValue()
}
}
/**
* Temporary sanitizer for the tainted result from `urlsplit` and `urlparse`. Can be used to reduce FPs until
* we have better support for namedtuples.
*
* Will clear **all** taint on a test of the kind. That is, on the true edge of any matching test,
* all fields/indexes will be cleared of taint.
*
* Handles:
* - `if splitres.netloc == "KNOWN_VALUE"`
* - `if splitres[0] == "KNOWN_VALUE"`
*/
class UrlsplitUrlparseTempSanitizer extends Sanitizer {
// TODO: remove this once we have better support for named tuples
UrlsplitUrlparseTempSanitizer() { this = "UrlsplitUrlparseTempSanitizer" }
override predicate sanitizingEdge(TaintKind taint, PyEdgeRefinement test) {
(
taint instanceof ExternalUrlSplitResult
or
taint instanceof ExternalUrlParseResult
) and
exists(ControlFlowNode full_use |
full_use.(SubscriptNode).getObject() = test.getInput().getAUse()
or
full_use.(AttrNode).getObject() = test.getInput().getAUse()
|
clears_taint(full_use, test.getTest(), test.getSense())
)
}
private predicate clears_taint(ControlFlowNode tainted, ControlFlowNode test, boolean sense) {
test_equality_with_const(test, tainted, sense)
or
test_in_const_seq(test, tainted, sense)
or
test.(UnaryExprNode).getNode().getOp() instanceof Not and
exists(ControlFlowNode nested_test |
nested_test = test.(UnaryExprNode).getOperand() and
clears_taint(tainted, nested_test, sense.booleanNot())
)
}
/** holds for `== "KNOWN_VALUE"` on `true` edge, and `!= "KNOWN_VALUE"` on `false` edge */
private predicate test_equality_with_const(CompareNode cmp, ControlFlowNode tainted, boolean sense) {
exists(ControlFlowNode const, Cmpop op |
const.getNode() instanceof StrConst
|
(
cmp.operands(const, op, tainted)
or
cmp.operands(tainted, op, const)
) and
(
op instanceof Eq and sense = true
or
op instanceof NotEq and sense = false
)
)
}
/** holds for `in ["KNOWN_VALUE", ...]` on `true` edge, and `not in ["KNOWN_VALUE", ...]` on `false` edge */
private predicate test_in_const_seq(CompareNode cmp, ControlFlowNode tainted, boolean sense) {
exists(SequenceNode const_seq, Cmpop op |
forall(ControlFlowNode elem | elem = const_seq.getAnElement() | elem.getNode() instanceof StrConst)
|
cmp.operands(tainted, op, const_seq) and
(
op instanceof In and sense = true
or
op instanceof NotIn and sense = false
)
)
}
}

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@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
import semmle.python.web.client.StdLib
import semmle.python.web.client.Requests

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@@ -89,7 +89,7 @@ abstract class CookieSet extends CookieOperation {}
/** Generic taint sink in a http response */
abstract class HttpResponseTaintSink extends TaintSink {
override predicate sinks(TaintKind kind) {
override predicate sinks(TaintKind kind) {
kind instanceof ExternalStringKind
}
@@ -97,9 +97,51 @@ abstract class HttpResponseTaintSink extends TaintSink {
abstract class HttpRedirectTaintSink extends TaintSink {
override predicate sinks(TaintKind kind) {
override predicate sinks(TaintKind kind) {
kind instanceof ExternalStringKind
}
}
module Client {
// TODO: user-input in other than URL:
// - `data`, `json` for `requests.post`
// - `body` for `HTTPConnection.request`
// - headers?
// TODO: Add more library support
// - urllib3 https://github.com/urllib3/urllib3
// - httpx https://github.com/encode/httpx
/**
* An outgoing http request
*
* For example:
* conn = HTTPConnection('example.com')
conn.request('GET', '/path')
*/
abstract class HttpRequest extends ControlFlowNode {
/** Get any ControlFlowNode that is used to construct the final URL.
*
* In the HTTPConnection example, there is a result for both `'example.com'` and for `'/path'`.
*/
abstract ControlFlowNode getAUrlPart();
abstract string getMethodUpper();
}
/** Taint sink for the URL-part of an outgoing http request */
class HttpRequestUrlTaintSink extends TaintSink {
HttpRequestUrlTaintSink() {
this = any(HttpRequest r).getAUrlPart()
}
override predicate sinks(TaintKind kind) {
kind instanceof ExternalStringKind
}
}
}

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@@ -0,0 +1,22 @@
/**
* Modeling outgoing HTTP requests using the `requests` package
* https://pypi.org/project/requests/
*/
import python
private import semmle.python.web.Http
class RequestsHttpRequest extends Client::HttpRequest, CallNode {
CallableValue func;
string method;
RequestsHttpRequest() {
method = httpVerbLower() and
func = Module::named("requests").attr(method) and
this = func.getACall()
}
override ControlFlowNode getAUrlPart() { result = func.getNamedArgumentForCall(this, "url") }
override string getMethodUpper() { result = method.toUpperCase() }
}

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@@ -0,0 +1,55 @@
import python
private import semmle.python.web.Http
ClassValue httpConnectionClass() {
// Python 2
result = Value::named("httplib.HTTPConnection")
or
result = Value::named("httplib.HTTPSConnection")
or
// Python 3
result = Value::named("http.client.HTTPConnection")
or
result = Value::named("http.client.HTTPSConnection")
or
// six
result = Value::named("six.moves.http_client.HTTPConnection")
or
result = Value::named("six.moves.http_client.HTTPSConnection")
}
class HttpConnectionHttpRequest extends Client::HttpRequest, CallNode {
CallNode constructor_call;
CallableValue func;
HttpConnectionHttpRequest() {
exists(ClassValue cls, AttrNode call_origin, Value constructor_call_value |
cls = httpConnectionClass() and
func = cls.lookup("request") and
this = func.getACall() and
// since you can do `r = conn.request; r('GET', path)`, we need to find the origin
this.getFunction().pointsTo(_, _, call_origin) and
// Since HTTPSConnection is a subtype of HTTPConnection, up until this point, `cls` could be either class,
// because `HTTPSConnection.request == HTTPConnection.request`. To avoid generating 2 results, we filter
// on the actual class used as the constructor
call_origin.getObject().pointsTo(_, constructor_call_value, constructor_call) and
cls = constructor_call_value.getClass() and
constructor_call = cls.getACall()
)
}
override ControlFlowNode getAUrlPart() {
result = func.getNamedArgumentForCall(this, "url")
or
result = constructor_call.getArg(0)
or
result = constructor_call.getArgByName("host")
}
override string getMethodUpper() {
exists(string method |
result = method.toUpperCase() and
func.getNamedArgumentForCall(this, "method").pointsTo(Value::forString(method))
)
}
}