30 lines
936 B
Haskell
30 lines
936 B
Haskell
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{- ssh hostname sanitization
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-
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- When constructing a ssh command with a hostname that may be controlled
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- by an attacker, prevent the hostname from starting with "-",
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- to prevent tricking ssh into arbitrary command execution via
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- eg "-oProxyCommand="
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-
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- Copyright 2017 Joey Hess <id@joeyh.name>
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-
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- License: BSD-2-clause
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-}
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module Utility.SshHost (SshHost, mkSshHost, fromSshHost) where
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newtype SshHost = SshHost String
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-- | Smart constructor for a legal hostname or IP address.
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-- In some cases, it may be prefixed with "user@" to specify the remote
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-- user at the host.
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--
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-- For now, we only filter out the problem ones, because determining an
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-- actually legal hostnames is quite complicated.
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mkSshHost :: String -> Either String SshHost
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mkSshHost h@('-':_) = Left $
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"rejecting ssh hostname that starts with '-' : " ++ h
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mkSshHost h = Right (SshHost h)
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fromSshHost :: SshHost -> String
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fromSshHost (SshHost h) = h
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