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The awk program string-interpolated the slug
(which embeds the untrusted, mirror-supplied version)
into its source, so a crafted version such as
`v1"==$2){system("touch${IFS}/tmp/x")}#`
was executed by awk's `system()`.
Pass the value via `-v tarball=...` so awk treats it as data and never as code.
See GHSA-3c52-35h2-gfmm
(a second injection sink fed by the same untrusted version field that `nvm_download`'s eval was; the source-install path reaches this during a normal `nvm install <version>`).
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Bash
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29 lines
967 B
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Executable File
#!/bin/sh
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WORK="${TMPDIR:-/tmp}/nvm_get_checksum_awk.$$"
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PROOF="${WORK}/PWNED"
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cleanup () {
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unset -f die cleanup nvm_download
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rm -rf "${WORK}"
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}
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die () { echo "$@" ; cleanup ; exit 1; }
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\. ../../../nvm.sh
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mkdir -p "${WORK}"
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# GHSA-3c52-35h2-gfmm: nvm_get_checksum must treat the (untrusted, version-derived)
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# slug as awk data, never as awk program text.
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# given a crafted slug carrying an unconditional awk system() action
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# and a mock that supplies one SHASUMS record (so such an action would fire)
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nvm_download () { printf 'deadbeef sometarball\n'; }
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# when nvm_get_checksum runs with that slug as its 4th argument
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rm -f "${PROOF}"
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nvm_get_checksum node std v1 'x" == $2) print $1} {system("touch${IFS}'"$PROOF"'")} #' tar.gz >/dev/null 2>&1
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# then the injected awk code must not execute
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[ ! -e "${PROOF}" ] || die 'awk injection fires in nvm_get_checksum (slug interpolated into awk program text)'
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cleanup
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echo 'nvm_get_checksum awk injection: passed'
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