-- RestrictedExecution.lua (Part of the new Secure Headers implementation)
--
-- This contains the necessary (and sufficient) code to support
-- 'restricted execution' for code provided via attributes, intended
-- for use in the secure header implementations. It provides a fairly
-- isolated execution environment and is constructed to maintain local
-- control over the important elements of the execution environment.
--
-- Daniel Stephens (iriel@vigilance-committee.org)
-- Nevin Flanagan (alestane@comcast.net)
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- Localizes for functions that are frequently called or need to be
-- assuredly un-replaceable or unhookable.
local type = type;
local error = error;
local scrub = scrub;
local issecure = issecure;
local setfenv = setfenv;
local loadstring = loadstring;
local setmetatable = setmetatable;
local getmetatable = getmetatable;
local pcall = pcall;
local tostring = tostring;
local newproxy = newproxy;
local select = select;
local IsFrameHandle = IsFrameHandle;
local IsWritableRestrictedTable = IsWritableRestrictedTable;
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- RESTRICTED CLOSURES
local function SelfScrub(self)
if (self ~= nil and IsFrameHandle(self)) then
return self;
end
return nil;
end
-- closure, err = BuildRestrictedClosure(body, env, signature)
--
-- body -- The function body (defaults to "")
-- env -- The execution environment (defaults to {})
-- signature -- The function signature (defaults to "self,...")
--
-- Returns the constructed closure, or nil and an error
local function BuildRestrictedClosure(body, env, signature)
body = tostring(body) or "";
signature = tostring(signature) or "self,...";
if (type(env) ~= "table") then
env = {};
end
if (body:match("function")) then
-- NOTE - This is overzealous but it keeps it simple
return nil, "The function keyword is not permitted";
end
if (body:match("[{}]")) then
-- NOTE - This is overzealous but it keeps it simple
return nil, "Direct table creation is not permitted";
end
if (signature:match("function")) then
-- NOTE - This is overzealous but it keeps it simple
return nil, "The function keyword is not permitted";
end
if (not signature:match("^[a-zA-Z_0-9, ]*[.]*$")) then
-- NOTE - This is overzealous but it keeps it simple
return nil, "Signature contains invalid characters (" .. signature .. ")";
end
-- Include a \n before end to stop shenanigans with comments
local def, err =
loadstring("return function (" .. signature .. ") " .. body .. "\nend", body);
if (def == nil) then
return nil, err;
end
-- Use a completely empty environment here to be absolutely
-- sure to avoid tampering during function definition.
setfenv(def, {});
def = def();
-- Double check that the definition did infact return a function
if (type(def) ~= "function") then
return nil, "Invalid body";
end
-- Set the desired environment on the resulting closure.
setfenv(def, env);
-- And then return a 'safe' wrapped invocation for the closure.
return function(self, ...) return def(SelfScrub(self), scrub(...)) end;
end
-- Max number of cached closures before cache dump, if this value proves
-- problematic we may wish to make it tunable.
local CLOSURE_CACHE_MAX = 1000;
-- factory = CreateClosureFactory(env, signature)
--
-- env -- The desired environment table for the closures
-- signature -- The function signature for the closures
--
-- Returns a 'factory table' which is keyed by function bodies, and
-- has restricted closure values. It's weak-keyed and uses an __index
-- metamethod that automatically creates necessary closures on demand.
local function CreateClosureFactory(env, signature)
local newCache, oldCache = {}, {};
local newCount = 0;
local function metaIndex(t, k)
if (type(k) == "string") then
local closure = oldCache[k];
if (not closure) then
local newClosure, err = BuildRestrictedClosure(k, env, signature);
if (newClosure) then
closure = newClosure;
else
-- Put the error into a closure to avoid constantly
-- re-parsing it
err = tostring(err or "Closure creation failed");
closure = function() error(err) end;
end
end
if (issecure()) then
newCount = newCount + 1;
if (newCount > CLOSURE_CACHE_MAX) then
-- The cache is full, rotate it
for ok in pairs(t) do
t[ok] = nil;
end
oldCache = newCache;
newCache = {};
newCount = 0;
end
newCache[k] = closure;
t[k] = closure;
end
return closure;
end
error("Invalid closure body type (" .. type(k) .. ")");
return nil;
end
local ret = {};
setmetatable(ret, { __index = metaIndex });
return ret;
end
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- RESTRICTED ENVIRONMENT
--
-- environment, manageFunc = CreateRestrictedEnvironment(baseEnvironment)
--
-- baseEnvironment -- The base environment table (containing functions)
--
-- environment -- The new restricted environment table
-- manageFunc -- Management function to set/clear working and proxy
-- environments.
--
-- The management function takes two parameters
-- manageFunc(set, workingTable, controlHandle)
--
-- set is a boolean; If it's true then the working table is set to the
-- specified value (pushing any previous environment onto a stack). If
-- it's false then the working table is unset (and restored from stack).
--
-- The working table should be a restricted table, or an immutable object.
--
-- The controlHandle is an optional object which is made available to
-- the restricted code with the name 'control'.
--
-- The management function monitors calls to get and set in order to prevent
-- re-entrancy (i.e. calls to get and set must be balanced, and one cannot
-- switch working tables in the middle).
local function CreateRestrictedEnvironment(base)
if (type(base) ~= "table") then base = {}; end
local working, control, depth = nil, nil, 0;
local workingStack, controlStack = {}, {};
local result = {};
local meta_index;
local function meta_index(t, k)
local v = base[k] or working[k];
if (v == nil) then
if (k == "control") then return control; end
end
return v;
end;
local function meta_newindex(t, k, v)
working[k] = v;
end
local meta = {
__index = meta_index,
__newindex = meta_newindex,
__metatable = false;
__environment = false;
}
setmetatable(result, meta);
local function manage(set, newWorking, newControl)
if (set) then
if (depth == 0) then
depth = 1;
else
workingStack[depth] = working;
controlStack[depth] = control;
depth = depth + 1;
end
working = newWorking;
control = newControl;
else
if (depth == 0) then
error("Attempted to release unused environment");
return;
end
if (working ~= newWorking) then
error("Working environment mismatch at release");
return;
end
if (control ~= newControl) then
error("Control handle mismatch at release");
return;
end
depth = depth - 1;
if (depth == 0) then
working = nil;
control = nil;
else
working = workingStack[depth];
control = controlStack[depth];
workingStack[depth] = nil;
controlStack[depth] = nil;
end
end
end
return result, manage;
end
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- AVAILABLE FUNCTIONS
--
-- The current implementation has a single set of functions (aka a single
-- base environment), this initializes that environment by creating a master
-- base environment table, and then creating a restricted environment
-- around that. If the RESTRICTED_FUNCTIONS_SCOPE table exists when
-- this file is executed then its contents are added to the environment.
--
-- It is expected that any functions that are to be placed into this
-- environment have been carefully written to not return arbtirary tables,
-- functions, or userdata back to the caller.
--
-- One can use function(...) return scrub(realFunction(...)) end to wrap
-- those functions one doesn't trust.
-- A metatable to prevent tampering with the environment tables.
local LOCAL_No_Secure_Update_Meta = {
__newindex = function() end;
__metatable = false;
};
local LOCAL_Restricted_Global_Functions = {
newtable = rtable.newtable;
pairs = rtable.pairs;
ipairs = rtable.ipairs;
next = rtable.next;
unpack = rtable.unpack;
-- Table methods
wipe = rtable.wipe;
tinsert = rtable.insert;
tremove = rtable.remove;
-- Synthetic restricted-table-aware 'type'
type = rtable.type;
-- Restricted table aware gsub
rtgsub = rtable.rtgsub;
};
-- A helper function to recursively copy and protect scopes
local function PopulateGlobalFunctions(src, dest)
for k, v in pairs(src) do
if (type(k) == "string") then
local tv = type(v);
if ((tv == "function") or (tv == "number") or (tv == "string") or (tv == "boolean")) then
dest[k] = v;
elseif (tv == "table") then
local subdest = {};
PopulateGlobalFunctions(v, subdest);
setmetatable(subdest, LOCAL_No_Secure_Update_Meta);
local dproxy = newproxy(true);
local dproxy_meta = getmetatable(dproxy);
dproxy_meta.__index = subdest;
dproxy_meta.__metatable = false;
dest[k] = dproxy;
end
end
end
end
-- Import any functions initialized by other/earier files
if (RESTRICTED_FUNCTIONS_SCOPE) then
PopulateGlobalFunctions(RESTRICTED_FUNCTIONS_SCOPE,
LOCAL_Restricted_Global_Functions);
RESTRICTED_FUNCTIONS_SCOPE = nil;
end
local LOCAL_Table_Namespace = {
table = {
maxn = rtable.maxn;
insert = rtable.insert;
remove = rtable.remove;
sort = rtable.sort;
concat = rtable.concat;
wipe = rtable.wipe;
new = rtable.newtable;
}
};
PopulateGlobalFunctions(LOCAL_Table_Namespace,
LOCAL_Restricted_Global_Functions);
-- Create the environment
local LOCAL_Function_Environment, LOCAL_Function_Environment_Manager =
CreateRestrictedEnvironment(LOCAL_Restricted_Global_Functions);
-- Protect from injection via the string metatable index
-- Assume for now that 'string' is relatively clean
local strmeta = getmetatable("x");
local newmetaindex = {};
for k, v in pairs(string) do newmetaindex[k] = v; end
setmetatable(newmetaindex, {
__index = function(t,k)
if (not issecure()) then
return string[k];
end
end;
__metatable = false;
});
strmeta.__index = newmetaindex;
strmeta.__metatable = string;
strmeta = nil;
newmetaindex = nil;
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- CLOSURE FACTORIES
--
-- An automatically populating table keyed by function signature with
-- values that are closure factories for those signatures.
local LOCAL_Closure_Factories = { };
local function ClosureFactories_index(t, signature)
if (type(signature) ~= "string") then
return;
end
local factory = CreateClosureFactory(LOCAL_Function_Environment, signature);
if (not issecure()) then
error("Cannot declare closure factories from insecure code");
return;
end
t[signature] = factory;
return factory;
end
setmetatable(LOCAL_Closure_Factories, { __index = ClosureFactories_index });
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- FUNCTION CALL
-- A helper method to release the restricted environment environment before
-- returning from the function call.
local function ReleaseAndReturn(workingEnv, ctrlHandle, pcallFlag, ...)
-- Tampering at this point will irrevocably taint the protected
-- environment, for now that's a handy protective measure.
LOCAL_Function_Environment_Manager(false, workingEnv, ctrlHandle);
if (pcallFlag) then
return ...;
end
error("Call failed: " .. tostring( (...) ) );
end
-- ? = CallRestrictedClosure(signature, workingEnv, onupdate, body, ...)
--
-- Invoke a managed closure, looking its definition up from a factory
-- and managing its environment during execution.
--
-- signature -- function signature
-- workingEnv -- the working environment, must be a restricted table
-- ctrlHandle -- a control handle
-- body -- function body
-- ... -- any arguments to pass to the executing closure
--
-- Returns whatever the restricted closure returns
function CallRestrictedClosure(signature, workingEnv, ctrlHandle, body, ...)
if (not IsWritableRestrictedTable(workingEnv)) then
error("Invalid working environment");
return;
end
signature = tostring(signature);
local factory = LOCAL_Closure_Factories[signature];
if (not factory) then
error("Invalid signature '" .. signature .. "'");
return;
end
local closure = factory[body];
if (not closure) then
-- Expect factory to have thrown an error
return;
end
if (not issecure()) then
error("Cannot call restricted closure from insecure code");
return;
end
if (type(ctrlHandle) ~= "userdata") then
ctrlHandle = nil;
end
LOCAL_Function_Environment_Manager(true, workingEnv, ctrlHandle);
return ReleaseAndReturn(workingEnv, ctrlHandle, pcall( closure, ... ) );
end