🛡️ Sentinel: [CRITICAL] Fix weak regex validation in readline prompts - #216
🛡️ Sentinel: [CRITICAL] Fix weak regex validation in readline prompts#216seonghobae wants to merge 4 commits into
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* 🚨 Severity: CRITICAL * 💡 Vulnerability: Weak regex validation (`^[0-9]+$`) in interactive `readline` prompts allowed arbitrarily large integers. This caused unexpected `NA` coercion via `as.integer()`, which then broke downstream `if` conditions, leading to process crashes or potential Denial of Service (DoS). * 🎯 Impact: Process crash/DoS due to unexpected `condition has length > 1` errors when evaluated with `NA`. * 🔧 Fix: Replaced weak regex validation (`^[0-9]+$`) with strictly bounded exact-match validation (`^[12]$`) for choices 1 and 2. * ✅ Verification: Verified with existing tests and added new explicit error-path testing using `mockery` for interactive inputs.
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* 🚨 Severity: CRITICAL * 💡 Vulnerability: Weak regex validation (`^[0-9]+$`) in interactive `readline` prompts allowed arbitrarily large integers. This caused unexpected `NA` coercion via `as.integer()`, which then broke downstream `if` conditions, leading to process crashes or potential Denial of Service (DoS). * 🎯 Impact: Process crash/DoS due to unexpected `condition has length > 1` errors when evaluated with `NA`. * 🔧 Fix: Replaced weak regex validation (`^[0-9]+$`) with strictly bounded exact-match validation (`^[12]$`) for choices 1 and 2. * ✅ Verification: Verified with existing tests and added new explicit error-path testing using `mockery` for interactive inputs. * 📦 Added mockery to Suggests in DESCRIPTION to allow CI to pass. * 🧹 Cleaned up top-level dummy test files and updated `.Rbuildignore` to fix `R CMD check` notes.
* 🚨 Severity: CRITICAL * 💡 Vulnerability: Weak regex validation (`^[0-9]+$`) in interactive `readline` prompts allowed arbitrarily large integers. This caused unexpected `NA` coercion via `as.integer()`, which then broke downstream `if` conditions, leading to process crashes or potential Denial of Service (DoS). * 🎯 Impact: Process crash/DoS due to unexpected `condition has length > 1` errors when evaluated with `NA`. * 🔧 Fix: Replaced weak regex validation (`^[0-9]+$`) with strictly bounded exact-match validation (`^[12]$`) for choices 1 and 2. * ✅ Verification: Verified with existing tests and added new explicit error-path testing using `mockery` for interactive inputs. * 📦 Added mockery to Suggests in DESCRIPTION to allow CI to pass. * 🧹 Cleaned up top-level dummy test files and updated `.Rbuildignore` to fix `R CMD check` notes.
* 🚨 Severity: CRITICAL * 💡 Vulnerability: Weak regex validation (`^[0-9]+$`) in interactive `readline` prompts allowed arbitrarily large integers. This caused unexpected `NA` coercion via `as.integer()`, which then broke downstream `if` conditions, leading to process crashes or potential Denial of Service (DoS). * 🎯 Impact: Process crash/DoS due to unexpected `condition has length > 1` errors when evaluated with `NA`. * 🔧 Fix: Replaced weak regex validation (`^[0-9]+$`) with strictly bounded exact-match validation (`^[12]$`) for choices 1 and 2. * ✅ Verification: Verified with existing tests and added new explicit error-path testing using `mockery` for interactive inputs. * 📦 Added mockery to Suggests in DESCRIPTION to allow CI to pass. * 🧹 Cleaned up top-level dummy test files and updated `.Rbuildignore` to fix `R CMD check` notes.
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Closing as superseded by #193. Both PRs make the same three production changes from This branch additionally deletes root-level files, changes |
Understood. Acknowledging that this work is now obsolete and stopping work on this task. |
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This PR fixes a vulnerability where weak regex validation could lead to unhandled NA exceptions and DoS risks from user input.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 13102025535269793622 started by @seonghobae