JS: whitelist delimiter unwrapping for js/incomplete-sanitization

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Esben Sparre Andreasen
2019-04-12 08:36:16 +02:00
parent a0ed362310
commit fd429ce639
2 changed files with 32 additions and 7 deletions

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@@ -101,6 +101,34 @@ predicate allBackslashesEscaped(DataFlow::Node nd) {
allBackslashesEscaped(nd.getAPredecessor())
}
/**
* Holds if `repl` looks like a call to "String.prototype.replace" that deliberately removes the first occurrence of `str`.
*/
predicate removesFirstOccurence(DataFlow::MethodCallNode repl, string str) {
repl.getMethodName() = "replace" and
repl.getArgument(0).getStringValue() = str and
repl.getArgument(1).getStringValue() = ""
}
/**
* Holds if `leftUnwrap` and `rightUnwrap` unwraps a string from a pair of surrounding delimiters.
*/
predicate isDelimiterUnwrapper(
DataFlow::MethodCallNode leftUnwrap, DataFlow::MethodCallNode rightUnwrap
) {
exists(string left, string right |
left = "[" and right = "]"
or
left = "{" and right = "}"
or
left = "(" and right = ")"
|
removesFirstOccurence(leftUnwrap, left) and
removesFirstOccurence(rightUnwrap, right) and
leftUnwrap.getAMethodCall() = rightUnwrap
)
}
from MethodCallExpr repl, Expr old, string msg
where
repl.getMethodName() = "replace" and
@@ -122,7 +150,10 @@ where
)
) and
// don't flag replace operations in a loop
not DataFlow::valueNode(repl.getReceiver()) = DataFlow::valueNode(repl).getASuccessor+()
not DataFlow::valueNode(repl.getReceiver()) = DataFlow::valueNode(repl).getASuccessor+() and
// dont' flag unwrapper
not isDelimiterUnwrapper(repl.flow(), _) and
not isDelimiterUnwrapper(_, repl.flow())
or
exists(RegExpLiteral rel |
isBackslashEscape(repl, rel) and

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@@ -15,18 +15,12 @@
| tst.js:61:10:61:18 | s.replace | This replaces only the first occurrence of "'" + "". |
| tst.js:65:10:65:18 | s.replace | This replaces only the first occurrence of "'". |
| tst.js:69:10:69:18 | s.replace | This replaces only the first occurrence of "'" + "". |
| tst.js:130:2:130:10 | s.replace | This replaces only the first occurrence of '['. |
| tst.js:130:2:130:27 | s.repla ... replace | This replaces only the first occurrence of ']'. |
| tst.js:132:2:132:10 | s.replace | This replaces only the first occurrence of '{'. |
| tst.js:132:2:132:27 | s.repla ... replace | This replaces only the first occurrence of '}'. |
| tst.js:133:2:133:10 | s.replace | This replaces only the first occurrence of '<'. |
| tst.js:133:2:133:27 | s.repla ... replace | This replaces only the first occurrence of '>'. |
| tst.js:135:2:135:10 | s.replace | This replaces only the first occurrence of '['. |
| tst.js:135:2:135:30 | s.repla ... replace | This replaces only the first occurrence of ']'. |
| tst.js:136:2:136:10 | s.replace | This replaces only the first occurrence of '{'. |
| tst.js:136:2:136:30 | s.repla ... replace | This replaces only the first occurrence of '}'. |
| tst.js:138:6:138:14 | s.replace | This replaces only the first occurrence of '['. |
| tst.js:139:6:139:14 | s.replace | This replaces only the first occurrence of ']'. |
| tst.js:140:2:140:10 | s.replace | This replaces only the first occurrence of /{/. |
| tst.js:140:2:140:27 | s.repla ... replace | This replaces only the first occurrence of /}/. |
| tst.js:141:2:141:10 | s.replace | This replaces only the first occurrence of ']'. |