Reject webhook template forms the validator cannot check - #478
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The validator only inspected call targets and constructors when they were written as plain, non-computed identifiers. Everything else walked straight past it: payload['someMethod']() was never matched against the allowlist, new (expr)() with a non-identifier callee fell through with no error, and import() was not considered at all. A template using any of those forms was accepted as valid even though the validator had not actually checked what it resolved to. Reject the forms the allowlist cannot reason about instead of skipping them, and refuse writes that pass through __proto__, constructor or prototype so a template cannot modify objects outside its own result. execute() also compiled whatever string it was handed. Templates are checked when saved, but the saved value is what reaches new Function(), so validate it again before compiling rather than trusting the stored copy. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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participant Caller
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participant new_Function as new Function
Caller->>execute: submit template
execute->>validate: validate(code)
validate-->>execute: validation result
execute->>new_Function: construct valid template
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In `@packages/js-runtime/src/validate.ts`:
- Around line 35-38: Update the computed-key handling in staticPropertyName to
resolve no-substitution TemplateLiteral keys like StringLiteral values, while
returning undefined for templates with substitutions or any other unresolved key
types so write-target validation rejects them.
- Around line 279-283: Harden the validator around computed property access and
constructor calls so local aliases cannot reach the Function constructor through
constructor/prototype/__proto__ chains or invoke it indirectly; track binding
provenance or reject these dangerous property reads, and ensure shadowed Date
bindings are not accepted by the new Date() path. Add regression coverage for
both the Function-alias exploit and shadowed Date case, using the existing
validation symbols around computed access and Date construction.
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…te-chain check staticPropertyName only recognized StringLiteral computed keys, so a prototype write spelled with a template literal (payload[`__proto__`].x = 1) resolved to undefined and walked past forbiddenPropertyInChain unseen. A no-substitution template literal is exactly as static as a string literal, so resolve it the same way.
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validate()in@openpanel/js-runtimechecks webhook JavaScript templates against an allowlist of globals, static methods and instance methods. It only did that check when the code was written as a plain, non-computed identifier. Other spellings of the same access walked past the visitor without ever being compared to the allowlist, sovalidate()returnedvalid: truefor them:payload['someMethod']()— a computed call target. The two branches that consult the allowlist were both guarded on!computed, so a computed key matched neither and no other branch picked it up.new (someExpression)()— thenewhandler only ran its check when the callee was anIdentifier. A member expression or parenthesised expression fell out of theifwith no error set.import('node:fs')— no handler at all. The existing import check coversImportDeclarationonly, which is the staticimport x from 'y'form.The fix rejects each of these rather than skipping them. A computed key cannot be resolved at validation time, so it cannot be matched against the allowlist and is refused. The target of
newmust now be a bare identifier, and that identifier must still beDate. Dynamicimport()is rejected outright.I also added a check on assignment and update expressions: a write whose member chain passes through
__proto__,constructororprototypeis refused. The chain matters rather than just the final property, becausepayload.__proto__.x = 1is a write tox.Separately,
execute()compiled whatever string it was given. Templates are validated when they are saved, but the saved string is what reachesnew Function(), and nothing re-checked it on the way.execute()now callsvalidate()first and throws before compiling if it fails.Evidence
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2d4f21e2:packages/js-runtime/src/validate.ts:216-220— static-method branch, guarded on!computed.packages/js-runtime/src/validate.ts:235— instance-method branch, also guarded on!computed. Between them, a computed call target reached no allowlist check.packages/js-runtime/src/validate.ts:254-263—NewExpressionhandler; theif (callee.type === 'Identifier')at line 256 has noelse, so a non-identifier callee produced no error.packages/js-runtime/src/execute.ts:20—new Function('payload', funcCode)with no validation inexecute().packages/integrations/src/registry.ts:164— the only placevalidate()runs, on config save.packages/integrations/src/registry.ts:177—execute()on the stored template at delivery time, in the worker.I confirmed on the base commit that
validate()returnedvalid: truefor all of the forms above, including the escape-sequence spellingpayload['constructor'], before making any change.Tests
12 new cases in
packages/js-runtime/src/validate.test.tscover each rejected form plus theexecute()-level refusal. The existing positive controls are unchanged and still pass: object construction frompayload,.map()with a callback,new Date().toISOString(),Math.round, template literals, and nested object construction.vitest runon the package: 46 passed.tsc --noEmit: clean. Biome reports no findings on the changed files beyond what the package already had onmain(this package is not currently Biome-clean;ast-walker.ts,index.tsand the numeric literals in the test fixture were already flagged).Deliberately left out
ImportExpressionas the node type for dynamic import.@babel/parserwithout theestreeplugin actually emits aCallExpressionwhose callee isImport. I handle both names so the check survives a parser or plugin change, but the one that fires today isImport.payload[key]for a dynamickeyremains a reasonable thing for a template to do, and a read on its own does not invoke anything. The call,newand prototype-write checks cover the paths where a resolved value would be used.payload[k].x = 1wherekis a local variable is not resolvable at validation time and is not rejected. Closing that would mean banning computed writes entirely, which is a bigger behavioural change than this needs.packages/js-runtime. The caller inpackages/integrations/src/registry.tsneeded no edit; it already calls both functions.packages/js-runtime/src/ast-walker.tshas an unused import and some formatting drift that Biome flags. Unrelated to this change, so left alone.Summary by CodeRabbit
newexpressions, and writes to restricted prototype-chain properties.