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Simon McVittie
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Instead of announcing ahead of time how many tests will be run, just log 1..32 or similar at the end, from the done_testing function. This should go some way towards preventing unnecessary cherry-pick conflicts when tests added to this script get backported. Resolves: https://github.com/flatpak/flatpak/issues/6793 Signed-off-by: Simon McVittie <smcv@collabora.com>
102 lines
2.5 KiB
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102 lines
2.5 KiB
Bash
Executable File
#!/bin/bash
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# Copyright 2021 Collabora Ltd.
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# SPDX-License-Identifier: LGPL-2.0-or-later
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set -euo pipefail
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. $(dirname $0)/libtest.sh
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skip_without_seccomp
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skip_without_bwrap
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setup_repo
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install_repo
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cp -a "$G_TEST_BUILDDIR/try-syscall" "$test_tmpdir/try-syscall"
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# How this works:
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# try-syscall tries to make various syscalls, some benign, some not.
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#
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# The parameters are chosen to make them fail with EBADF or EFAULT if
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# not blocked. If they are blocked, we get ENOSYS or EPERM. If the syscall
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# is impossible for a particular architecture, we get ENOENT.
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#
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# The exit status is an errno value, which we can compare with the expected
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# errno value.
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eval "$("$test_tmpdir/try-syscall" print-errno-values)"
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try_syscall () {
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${FLATPAK} run \
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--filesystem="$test_tmpdir" \
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--command="$test_tmpdir/try-syscall" \
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$extra_argv \
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org.test.Hello "$@"
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}
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for extra_argv in "" "--allow=multiarch"; do
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echo "# testing with extra argv: '$extra_argv'"
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echo "# chmod (benign)"
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e=0
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try_syscall chmod || e="$?"
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assert_streq "$e" "$EFAULT"
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ok "chmod not blocked"
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echo "# chroot (harmful)"
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e=0
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try_syscall chroot || e="$?"
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assert_streq "$e" "$EPERM"
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ok "chroot blocked with EPERM"
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echo "# clone3 (harmful)"
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e=0
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try_syscall clone3 || e="$?"
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# This is either ENOSYS because the kernel genuinely doesn't implement it,
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# or because we successfully blocked it. We can't tell which.
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assert_streq "$e" "$ENOSYS"
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ok "clone3 blocked with ENOSYS (CVE-2021-41133)"
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echo "# ioctl TIOCNOTTY (benign)"
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e=0
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try_syscall "ioctl TIOCNOTTY" || e="$?"
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assert_streq "$e" "$EBADF"
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ok "ioctl TIOCNOTTY not blocked"
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echo "# ioctl TIOCSTI (CVE-2017-5226)"
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e=0
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try_syscall "ioctl TIOCSTI" || e="$?"
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assert_streq "$e" "$EPERM"
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ok "ioctl TIOCSTI blocked (CVE-2017-5226)"
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echo "# ioctl TIOCSTI (trying to repeat CVE-2019-10063)"
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e=0
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try_syscall "ioctl TIOCSTI CVE-2019-10063" || e="$?"
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if test "$e" = "$ENOENT"; then
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ok "# SKIP Cannot replicate CVE-2019-10063 on 32-bit architecture"
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else
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assert_streq "$e" "$EPERM"
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ok "ioctl TIOCSTI with high bits blocked (CVE-2019-10063)"
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fi
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echo "# ioctl TIOCLINUX (CVE-2023-28100)"
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e=0
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try_syscall "ioctl TIOCLINUX" || e="$?"
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assert_streq "$e" "$EPERM"
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ok "ioctl TIOCLINUX blocked"
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echo "# listen (benign)"
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e=0
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try_syscall "listen" || e="$?"
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assert_streq "$e" "$EBADF"
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ok "listen not blocked"
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echo "# prctl (benign)"
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e=0
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try_syscall "prctl" || e="$?"
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assert_streq "$e" "$EFAULT"
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ok "prctl not blocked"
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done
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done_testing
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