def __init__(self, codecs=None):
"""
Instantiates a new DefaultEncoder.
@param codecs: : a list of codec instances to use for canonicalization
"""
Encoder.__init__(self)
self.html_codec = HTMLEntityCodec()
self.percent_codec = PercentCodec()
self.javascript_codec = JavascriptCodec()
self.vbscript_codec = VBScriptCodec()
self.css_codec = CSSCodec()
self.ldap_codec = LDAPCodec()
self.ldap_dn_codec = LDAPDNCodec()
self.logger = ESAPI.logger("Encoder")
# Used for canonicalization
self.codecs = []
if codecs is None:
self.codecs.append(self.html_codec)
self.codecs.append(self.percent_codec)
self.codecs.append(self.javascript_codec)
# Leaving out css_codec because it eats / characters
# Leaving out vbscript_codec because it eats " characters
else:
for codec in codecs:
if not isinstance(codec, Codec):
raise TypeError(
_("Codecs in list must be instances of children of Codec"
))
self.codecs.append(codec)
def test_is_valid_dir_path(self):
encoder_class = ESAPI.security_configuration().get_class_for_interface('encoder')
validator_class = ESAPI.security_configuration().get_class_for_interface('validator')
encoder = encoder_class([HTMLEntityCodec()])
instance = validator_class(encoder)
if os.name == 'nt': # Windows
# Windows paths that don't exist and thus should fail
self.assertFalse(instance.is_valid_directory_path("test", "c:\\ridiculous", "c:\\", False))
self.assertFalse(instance.is_valid_directory_path("test", "c:\\jeff", "c:\\", False))
self.assertFalse(instance.is_valid_directory_path("test", "c:\\temp\\..\\etc", "c:\\", False))
# When the parent directory doesn't exist, these should fail
self.assertFalse(instance.is_valid_directory_path("test", "c:\\", "c:\\ridiculous", False))
self.assertFalse(instance.is_valid_directory_path("test", "c:\\", None, False))
# Windows paths that should pass
self.assertTrue(instance.is_valid_directory_path("test", "C:\\", "C:\\", False)) # Windows root directory
self.assertTrue(instance.is_valid_directory_path("test", "C:\\Windows", "C:\\", False)) # Windows always exist directory
# Should fail for files
self.assertFalse(instance.is_valid_directory_path("test", "C:\\Windows\\System32\\cmd.exe", "C:\\", False)) # Windows command shell
# Testing case insensitivity between input and parent_dir
self.assertTrue(instance.is_valid_directory_path("test", "C:\\", "c:\\", False)) # Windows root directory
self.assertTrue(instance.is_valid_directory_path("test", "c:\\Windows", "C:\\", False)) # Windows always exist directory
# Testing the verification of the parent directory
self.assertFalse(instance.is_valid_directory_path("test", "c:\\", "C:\\windows", False)) # Windows always exist directory
self.assertFalse(instance.is_valid_directory_path("test", "C:\\", "C:\\windows", False)) # Windows always exist directory
# Unix specific paths should not pass
self.assertFalse(instance.is_valid_directory_path("test", "/tmp", "/", False)) # Unix Temporary directory
self.assertFalse(instance.is_valid_directory_path("test", "/bin/sh", "/", False)) # Unix Standard shell
self.assertFalse(instance.is_valid_directory_path("test", "/etc/config", "/", False))
# Unix specific paths that should not exist or work
self.assertFalse(instance.is_valid_directory_path("test", "/etc/ridiculous", "/", False))
self.assertFalse(instance.is_valid_directory_path("test", "/tmp/../etc", "/", False))
else:
# Windows paths should fail
self.assertFalse(instance.is_valid_directory_path("test", "c:\\ridiculous", "c:\\", False))
self.assertFalse(instance.is_valid_directory_path("test", "c:\\temp\\..\\etc", "c:\\", False))
# Standard Windows locations should fail
self.assertFalse(instance.is_valid_directory_path("test", "c:\\", "c:\\", False))
self.assertFalse(instance.is_valid_directory_path("test", "c:\\Windows\\temp", "c:\\", False))
self.assertFalse(instance.is_valid_directory_path("test", "c:\\Windows\\System32\\cmd.exe", "c:\\", False))
# Unix specific paths should pass
# Root
self.assertTrue(instance.is_valid_directory_path("test", "/", "/", False))
# /bin
self.assertTrue(instance.is_valid_directory_path("test", "/bin", "/", False))
# Unix specific paths that should not exist or work
self.assertFalse(instance.is_valid_directory_path("test", "/etc/ridiculous", "/", False))
self.assertFalse(instance.is_valid_directory_path("test", "/tmp/../etc", "/", False))
def make_file_validator(self):
if DefaultValidator.file_validator is not None:
return
DefaultValidator.file_validator = 'fail'
file_codecs = [HTMLEntityCodec(), PercentCodec()]
encoder_class = ESAPI.security_configuration().get_class_for_interface(
'encoder')
file_encoder = encoder_class(file_codecs)
DefaultValidator.file_validator = DefaultValidator(file_encoder)
def test_html_codec(self):
instance = ESAPI.encoder()
### High level
self.assertEquals(None, instance.encode_for_html(None))
# test invalid characters are replaced with spaces
self.assertEquals("a b c d e f	g", instance.encode_for_html("a" + unichr(0) + "b" + unichr(4) + "c" + unichr(128) + "d" + unichr(150) + "e" +unichr(159) + "f" + unichr(9) + "g"))
self.assertEquals("<script>", instance.encode_for_html("<script>"))
self.assertEquals("&lt;script&gt;", instance.encode_for_html("<script>"))
self.assertEquals("!@$%()=+{}[]", instance.encode_for_html("!@$%()=+{}[]"))
self.assertEquals(",.-_ ", instance.encode_for_html(",.-_ "))
self.assertEquals("dir&", instance.encode_for_html("dir&"))
self.assertEquals("one&two", instance.encode_for_html("one&two"))
# Unicode
self.assertEquals(unichr(12345), instance.encode_for_html(unichr(12345)))
### Low lovel
codec = HTMLEntityCodec()
cases = (
# PLAIN - ENCODED - ALT_ENCODINGS
('', '', ()),
('t','t', ()),
('test', 'test', ()),
('<script>', '<script>', ()),
('!@#$%^&*(){}[]?+/=|\\', '!@#$%^&*(){}[]?+/=|\', ()),
('"`~1234_-', '"`~1234_-', ()),
(unichr(9), "	", ()),
(unichr(12345), unichr(12345), ()),
('\\', '\', ()),
)
for case in cases:
self.assertEquals(case[ENCODED], codec.encode('', case[PLAIN]))
self.assertEquals(case[PLAIN], codec.decode(case[ENCODED]))
for encoding in case[ALT_ENCODINGS]:
self.assertEquals(case[PLAIN], codec.decode(encoding))
# Bad entity name
self.assertEquals("&ridiculous;", codec.decode("&ridiculous;"))
class BotoJsonEncoder(JSONEncoder):
# use this codec directly vs using factory which messes with logging config
codec = HTMLEntityCodec()
IMMUNE_HTML = ',.-_ '
IMMUNE_HTMLATTR = ',.-_'
# these are system generated values that aren't a risk for XSS attacks
FIELD_WHITELIST = [
'id',
'image_id',
'kernel_id',
'ramdisk_id',
'reservation_id',
'owner_id',
'root_device_type',
'state',
'state_reason',
'state_code',
'monitored',
'platform',
'volume_id',
'snapshot_id',
'launch_time',
'attach_time',
'create_time',
'start_time',
'instance_type',
'zone',
'progress',
'ip_protocol',
'fingerprint',
]
def __sanitize_and_copy__(self, dict):
try:
ret = copy.copy(dict)
# Don't sanitize. We're doing this in the browser now!
# Leave this code in for now...
#for key in ret.keys():
# if key in self.FIELD_WHITELIST:
# continue
# if isinstance(ret[key], basestring):
# ret[key] = self.codec.encode(self.IMMUNE_HTML, ret[key])
return ret
except Exception, e:
logging.error(e)
def __init__(self, logger, extra={}):
self.logger = logger
self.extra = extra
# Enable code for html, JS, url and CSS
codeclist = [HTMLEntityCodec(), JavascriptCodec(), PercentCodec(), CSSCodec()]
self.encoder = SecurityEncoder(codeclist)
class DefaultEncoder(Encoder):
"""
Reference implementation of the Encoder interface. This implementation
takes a whitelist approach to encoding, meaning that everything not
specifically identified in a list of "immune" characters is encoded.
@author: Craig Younkins ([email protected])
"""
IMMUNE_HTML = ',.-_ '
IMMUNE_HTMLATTR = ',.-_'
IMMUNE_CSS = ''
IMMUNE_JAVASCRIPT = ',._'
IMMUNE_VBSCRIPT = ',._'
IMMUNE_XML = ',.-_ '
IMMUNE_SQL = ' '
IMMUNE_OS = '-'
IMMUNE_XMLATTR = ',.-_'
IMMUNE_XPATH = ',.-_ '
IMMUNE_LDAP = ''
IMMUNE_LDAP_DN = ''
# Unreserved characters as specified in RFC 3986
IMMUNE_URL = '-_.~'
def __init__(self, codecs=None):
"""
Instantiates a new DefaultEncoder.
@param codecs: : a list of codec instances to use for canonicalization
"""
Encoder.__init__(self)
self.html_codec = HTMLEntityCodec()
self.percent_codec = PercentCodec()
self.javascript_codec = JavascriptCodec()
self.vbscript_codec = VBScriptCodec()
self.css_codec = CSSCodec()
self.ldap_codec = LDAPCodec()
self.ldap_dn_codec = LDAPDNCodec()
self.logger = ESAPI.logger("Encoder")
# Used for canonicalization
self.codecs = []
if codecs is None:
self.codecs.append(self.html_codec)
self.codecs.append(self.percent_codec)
self.codecs.append(self.javascript_codec)
# Leaving out css_codec because it eats / characters
# Leaving out vbscript_codec because it eats " characters
else:
for codec in codecs:
if not isinstance(codec, Codec):
raise TypeError(
_("Codecs in list must be instances of children of Codec"
))
self.codecs.append(codec)
def canonicalize(self, input_, strict=True):
if input_ is None:
return None
working = input_[:]
codecs_found = []
found_count = 0
clean = False
while not clean:
clean = True
# Try each codec and keep track of which ones work
for codec in self.codecs:
old = working[:]
working = codec.decode(working)
if old != working:
if codec.__class__.__name__ not in codecs_found:
codecs_found.append(codec.__class__.__name__)
if clean:
found_count += 1
clean = False
if found_count >= 2 and len(codecs_found) > 1:
if strict:
raise IntrusionException(
_("Input validation failure"),
_("Multiple (%(times_encoded)sx) and mixed encoding (%(codecs_found)s) detected in %(input)s"
) % {
'times_encoded': found_count,
'codecs_found': str(codecs_found),
'input': input_
})
else:
self.logger.warning(
Logger.SECURITY_FAILURE,
_("Multiple (%s(times_encoded)x) and mixed encoding (%(codecs_found)s) detected in %(input)s"
) % {
'times_encoded': found_count,
'codecs_found': str(codecs_found),
'input': input_
})
elif found_count >= 2:
if strict:
raise IntrusionException(
_("Input validation failure"),
_("Multiple (%s(times_encoded)x) encoding detected in %(input)s"
) % {
'times_encoded': found_count,
'input': input_
})
else:
self.logger.warning(
Logger.SECURITY_FAILURE,
_("Multiple (%s(times_encoded)x) encoding detected in %(input)s"
) % {
'times_encoded': found_count,
'input': input_
})
elif len(codecs_found) > 1:
if strict:
raise IntrusionException(
_("Input validation failure"),
_("Mixed encoding (%(codecs_found)s) detected in %(input)s"
) % {
'codecs_found': str(codecs_found),
'input': input_
})
else:
self.logger.warning(
Logger.SECURITY_FAILURE,
_("Mixed encoding (%(codecs_found)s) detected in %(input)s"
) % {
'codecs_found': str(codecs_found),
'input': input_
})
return working
def encode_for_css(self, input_):
return self.css_codec.encode(DefaultEncoder.IMMUNE_CSS, input_)
def encode_for_html(self, input_):
return self.html_codec.encode(DefaultEncoder.IMMUNE_HTML, input_)
def encode_for_html_attribute(self, input_):
return self.html_codec.encode(DefaultEncoder.IMMUNE_HTMLATTR, input_)
def encode_for_javascript(self, input_):
return self.javascript_codec.encode(DefaultEncoder.IMMUNE_JAVASCRIPT,
input_)
def encode_for_vbscript(self, input_):
return self.vbscript_codec.encode(DefaultEncoder.IMMUNE_VBSCRIPT,
input_)
def encode_for_sql(self, codec, input_):
return codec.encode(DefaultEncoder.IMMUNE_SQL, input_)
def encode_for_os(self, codec, input_):
return codec.encode(DefaultEncoder.IMMUNE_OS, input_)
def encode_for_ldap(self, input_):
return self.ldap_codec.encode(DefaultEncoder.IMMUNE_LDAP, input_)
def encode_for_dn(self, input_):
return self.ldap_dn_codec.encode(DefaultEncoder.IMMUNE_LDAP_DN, input_)
def encode_for_xpath(self, input_):
return self.html_codec.encode(DefaultEncoder.IMMUNE_XPATH, input_)
def encode_for_xml(self, input_):
return self.html_codec.encode(DefaultEncoder.IMMUNE_XML, input_)
def encode_for_xml_attribute(self, input_):
return self.html_codec.encode(DefaultEncoder.IMMUNE_XMLATTR, input_)
def encode_for_url(self, input_):
return self.percent_codec.encode(DefaultEncoder.IMMUNE_URL, input_)
def decode_from_url(self, input_):
if input_ is None:
return None
canonical = self.canonicalize(input_)
return self.percent_codec.decode(canonical)
def encode_for_base64(self, input_):
try:
return base64.b64encode(input_)
except:
return None
def decode_from_base64(self, input_):
try:
return base64.b64decode(input_)
except:
return None
def test_canonicalize(self):
codecs = [HTMLEntityCodec(), PercentCodec()]
encoder_class = ESAPI.security_configuration().get_class_for_interface('encoder')
instance = encoder_class(codecs)
# Test None paths
self.assertEquals( None, instance.canonicalize(None))
self.assertEquals( None, instance.canonicalize(None, True))
self.assertEquals( None, instance.canonicalize(None, False))
# test exception paths
self.assertEquals( "%", instance.canonicalize("%25", True))
self.assertEquals( "%", instance.canonicalize("%25", False))
self.assertEquals( "%", instance.canonicalize("%25"))
self.assertEquals( "%F", instance.canonicalize("%25F"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("%3c"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("%3C"))
self.assertEquals( "%X1", instance.canonicalize("%X1"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("<"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("<"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("<"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("<"))
self.assertEquals( "%", instance.canonicalize("%"))
self.assertEquals( "%", instance.canonicalize("%"))
self.assertEquals( "%b", instance.canonicalize("%b"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("<"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("<"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("<"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("<"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("<"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("<"))
# percent encoding
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("%3c"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("%3C"))
# html entity encoding
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("<"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("<"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("<"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("<"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("<"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("<"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("<"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("<"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("<"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("<"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("<"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("<"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("<"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("<"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("<"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("<"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("<"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("<"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("<"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("<"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("<"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("<"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("<"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("<"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("<"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("<"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("<"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("<"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("<"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("<"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("<"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("<"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("<"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("<"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("<"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("<"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("<"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("<"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("<"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("<"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("<"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("<"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("<"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("<"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("<"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("<"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("<"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("<"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("<"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("<"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("<"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("<"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("<"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("<"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("<"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("<"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("<"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("<"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("<"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("<"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("<"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("&lT"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("&Lt"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("<"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("<"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("&lT;"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("≪"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("<"))
self.assertEquals( "<script>alert(\"hello\");</script>", instance.canonicalize("%3Cscript%3Ealert%28%22hello%22%29%3B%3C%2Fscript%3E") )
self.assertEquals( "<script>alert(\"hello\");</script>", instance.canonicalize("%3Cscript>alert%28%22hello"%29%3B%3C%2Fscript%3E", False) )
# javascript escape syntax
js = [JavascriptCodec()]
instance = encoder_class( js )
self.assertEquals( "\0", instance.canonicalize("\\0"))
self.assertEquals( "\b", instance.canonicalize("\\b"))
self.assertEquals( "\t", instance.canonicalize("\\t"))
self.assertEquals( "\n", instance.canonicalize("\\n"))
self.assertEquals( unichr(0x0b), instance.canonicalize("\\v"))
self.assertEquals( "\f", instance.canonicalize("\\f"))
self.assertEquals( "\r", instance.canonicalize("\\r"))
self.assertEquals( "\'", instance.canonicalize("\\'"))
self.assertEquals( "\"", instance.canonicalize("\\\""))
self.assertEquals( "\\", instance.canonicalize("\\\\"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("\\<"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("\\u003c"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("\\U003c"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("\\u003C"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("\\U003C"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("\\x3c"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("\\X3c"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("\\x3C"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("\\X3C"))
# css escape syntax
# be careful because some codecs see \0 as null byte
css = [CSSCodec()]
instance = encoder_class( css )
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("\\3c")); # add strings to prevent null byte
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("\\03c"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("\\003c"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("\\0003c"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("\\00003c"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("\\3C"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("\\03C"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("\\003C"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("\\0003C"))
self.assertEquals( "<", instance.canonicalize("\\00003C"))
