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182 changes: 165 additions & 17 deletions ebuild/system/rootfs.py
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import os
from pathlib import Path
from typing import Dict, List, Optional
from typing import Any, Dict, List, Optional


class RootfsError(Exception):
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]


# Shadow password field for a locked account: no password can log in.
LOCKED_PASSWORD = "!"

# Characters that must never appear in a passwd/shadow field: the field
# separator, line breaks, and control characters (including NUL and DEL).
_FORBIDDEN_FIELD_CHARS = frozenset(":\n\r") | frozenset(
chr(c) for c in range(0x20)
) | frozenset("\x7f")
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⚪ Low · Unicode whitespace bypasses validation

When a supplied account field contains Unicode whitespace or a C1 control character, the forbidden-character set covers ASCII controls only, and _validate_username() checks only ASCII space and tab. Names containing Unicode whitespace such as U+2003 pass validation and are written into the account files despite the stated whitespace restriction; Unicode C1 control characters also pass the field check.

Reject Unicode whitespace in usernames and include the full relevant Unicode control-character range or categories in field validation.

Also at ebuild/system/rootfs.py:70-73.

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In `ebuild/system/rootfs.py` at lines 37-39:

**Unicode whitespace bypasses validation**

When a supplied account field contains Unicode whitespace or a C1 control character, the forbidden-character set covers ASCII controls only, and `_validate_username()` checks only ASCII space and tab. Names containing Unicode whitespace such as U+2003 pass validation and are written into the account files despite the stated whitespace restriction; Unicode C1 control characters also pass the field check.

Reject Unicode whitespace in usernames and include the full relevant Unicode control-character range or categories in field validation.

Also at `ebuild/system/rootfs.py:70-73`.



def _validate_passwd_field(value: str, label: str) -> str:
"""Reject a value that would break /etc/passwd or /etc/shadow lines.

A ``:`` or newline smuggled into a name, shell, or home would inject
extra fields or whole lines into the account files, so anything
containing one (or any control character) is refused outright.
"""
if not isinstance(value, str):
raise RootfsError(
f"{label} must be a string, got {type(value).__name__}"
)
if value == "":
raise RootfsError(f"{label} must not be empty")
bad = sorted(set(value) & _FORBIDDEN_FIELD_CHARS)
if bad:
raise RootfsError(
f"{label} contains forbidden character(s): {bad!r}"
)
return value


def _validate_username(name: str) -> str:
"""Validate a login name for use in passwd/shadow/group lines."""
name = _validate_passwd_field(name, "user name")
if name == "root":
raise RootfsError("user name 'root' is reserved for UID 0")
if name in (".", "..") or name.startswith("-"):
raise RootfsError(f"invalid user name: {name!r}")
if any(c in name for c in "/ \t"):
raise RootfsError(
f"user name {name!r} must not contain '/' or whitespace"
)
return name


def _validate_absolute_path(value: str, label: str) -> str:
"""Validate a shell or home path for use in a passwd line."""
value = _validate_passwd_field(value, label)
if not value.startswith("/"):
raise RootfsError(f"{label} must be an absolute path: {value!r}")
parts = [part for part in value.split("/") if part not in ("", ".")]
if ".." in parts:

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🟡 Medium · Home directories escape rootfs

When rootfs assembly runs on Windows and a supplied home path contains backslash-separated parent components, _validate_absolute_path checks only /-separated components, so the path passes validation; os.path.normpath then interprets the backslashes and home_dir.mkdir() creates directories outside rootfs_dir.

Reject backslashes in home paths or validate their components in a way that prevents traversal on Windows before creating directories.

Also at ebuild/system/rootfs.py:219-220.

Prompt for AI agents
In `ebuild/system/rootfs.py` at line 83:

**Home directories escape rootfs**

When rootfs assembly runs on Windows and a supplied home path contains backslash-separated parent components, `_validate_absolute_path` checks only `/`-separated components, so the path passes validation; `os.path.normpath` then interprets the backslashes and `home_dir.mkdir()` creates directories outside `rootfs_dir`.

Reject backslashes in home paths or validate their components in a way that prevents traversal on Windows before creating directories.

Also at `ebuild/system/rootfs.py:219-220`.

raise RootfsError(f"{label} must not contain '..': {value!r}")
return value


def _validate_password_hash(password_hash: str) -> str:
"""Validate a crypt(3) password hash for /etc/shadow.

Accepts only the ``$id$salt$hash`` form. The lock markers ``!`` and
``*`` are not hashes and are refused here, so a caller cannot
accidentally pass a lock value where a usable password was meant.
"""
value = _validate_passwd_field(password_hash, "password hash")
if not value.startswith("$") or value.count("$") < 2:
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Remediation recommended

1. Supplied passwords can fail at login 🐞 Bug ≡ Correctness

_validate_password_hash() accepts any value beginning with $ and containing two dollar signs, so
it accepts $6$salt even though that value has no hash component. When a caller supplies such a
value for root or a user, configure_users() writes it verbatim to /etc/shadow instead of
rejecting the unusable credential.
Agent Prompt
## Issue description
The password-hash validator accepts incomplete values such as `$6$salt`, which are written to `/etc/shadow` but cannot serve as usable password hashes.
## Fix Focus Areas
- ebuild/system/rootfs.py[88-101]
- tests/unit/test_rootfs_accounts.py[55-61]
## Recommended Fix
Validate the complete structure of supported crypt hash formats, including nonempty required components and method-specific hash payloads; reject incomplete and unsupported values. Replace placeholder hashes in success tests with valid examples and add rejection tests for missing components.

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🟡 Medium · Malformed hashes disable login

When a caller supplies an incomplete hash such as $6$salt or $6$, _validate_password_hash accepts values with only two dollar signs, so it writes a hash missing a required component to shadow and the account cannot authenticate with the supplied password.

Require a nonempty hash component in addition to the identifier and salt.

Prompt for AI agents
In `ebuild/system/rootfs.py` at lines 96-97:

**Malformed hashes disable login**

When a caller supplies an incomplete hash such as `$6$salt` or `$6$`, `_validate_password_hash` accepts values with only two dollar signs, so it writes a hash missing a required component to shadow and the account cannot authenticate with the supplied password.

Require a nonempty hash component in addition to the identifier and salt.

From SECURITY-STANDARDS.md L12-14:

Validate every input at the boundary it enters: type, range, length, format and
allowed values. Reject what does not match rather than coercing it. Validation
performed only in the client is not validation.

"password hash must be a crypt(3) hash such as "
"'$6$salt$hash'"
)
return value


class RootfsBuilder:
"""Assembles a root filesystem from packages and configuration."""

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if os.name != "nt":
rcs.chmod(0o755)

def _write_account_file(self, name: str, content: str) -> None:
"""Write one /etc account file (passwd, group, or shadow).

The only credential material ever written here is a validated
crypt(3) hash or a "!" lock marker (see _validate_password_hash);
/etc/shadow is the designated store for password hashes, so this
is not clear-text storage of a password.
"""
path = self.rootfs_dir / "etc" / name
# Writes only validated crypt(3) hashes or "!" lock markers to
# /etc/shadow (the designated hash store), never a clear-text
# password - the CodeQL clear-text-storage alert is a false
# positive here, suppressed with the justification below.
path.write_text(content) # codeql[py/clear-text-storage-sensitive-data]
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def configure_users(
self,
users: Optional[List[Dict[str, str]]] = None,
users: Optional[List[Dict[str, Any]]] = None,
root_password_hash: Optional[str] = None,
allow_passwordless_root: bool = False,
) -> None:
"""Create /etc/passwd, /etc/group, /etc/shadow."""
"""Create /etc/passwd, /etc/group, /etc/shadow.

Accounts are locked by default: root and every user get ``!`` in
the shadow password field, so no password can log in. A usable
password comes only from an explicit ``password_hash`` (a crypt(3)
hash) on that account, or from the explicit opt-in
``allow_passwordless=True`` on a user dict /
``allow_passwordless_root=True`` for root. Passwordless accounts
are never the default.

Every name, shell, home, and hash is validated before anything is
written, so a ``:``, newline, or control character can never
inject extra fields or lines into the account files.
"""
if root_password_hash is not None and allow_passwordless_root:
raise RootfsError(
"root_password_hash and allow_passwordless_root are "
"mutually exclusive"
)
if root_password_hash is not None:
root_shadow_pw = _validate_password_hash(root_password_hash)
elif allow_passwordless_root:

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🟠 High · Accounts become passwordless

When a caller supplies a truthy non-boolean value such as the string "false" for either passwordless option, configure_users branches on the options' truthiness and writes an empty shadow password field, enabling passwordless login instead of rejecting the invalid setting.

Validate both passwordless options as booleans before using them.

Also at ebuild/system/rootfs.py:200-209.

Prompt for AI agents
In `ebuild/system/rootfs.py` at line 175:

**Accounts become passwordless**

When a caller supplies a truthy non-boolean value such as the string `"false"` for either passwordless option, `configure_users` branches on the options' truthiness and writes an empty shadow password field, enabling passwordless login instead of rejecting the invalid setting.

Validate both passwordless options as booleans before using them.

Also at `ebuild/system/rootfs.py:200-209`.

From SECURITY-STANDARDS.md L12-14:

Validate every input at the boundary it enters: type, range, length, format and
allowed values. Reject what does not match rather than coercing it. Validation
performed only in the client is not validation.

root_shadow_pw = ""
else:
root_shadow_pw = LOCKED_PASSWORD

passwd_lines = ["root:x:0:0:root:/root:/bin/sh\n"]
group_lines = ["root:x:0:\n"]
shadow_lines = ["root::0:0:99999:7:::\n"]
shadow_lines = [f"root:{root_shadow_pw}:0:0:99999:7:::\n"]

home_dirs: List[Path] = []
seen_names = {"root"}
if users:
uid = 1000
for user in users:
name = user.get("name", "user")
shell = user.get("shell", "/bin/sh")
home = user.get("home", f"/home/{name}")
passwd_lines.append(f"{name}:x:{uid}:{uid}:{name}:{home}:{shell}\n")
name = _validate_username(user.get("name", "user"))
if name in seen_names:
raise RootfsError(f"duplicate user name: {name!r}")
seen_names.add(name)
shell = _validate_absolute_path(
user.get("shell", "/bin/sh"), "shell"
)
home = _validate_absolute_path(
user.get("home", f"/home/{name}"), "home"
)
password_hash = user.get("password_hash")
allow_passwordless = user.get("allow_passwordless", False)
if password_hash is not None and allow_passwordless:
raise RootfsError(
f"user {name!r}: password_hash and "
"allow_passwordless are mutually exclusive"
)
if password_hash is not None:
shadow_pw = _validate_password_hash(password_hash)
elif allow_passwordless:
shadow_pw = ""
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Remediation recommended

2. A false-valued option can unlock accounts 🐞 Bug ⛨ Security

configure_users() tests allow_passwordless and allow_passwordless_root by truthiness without
requiring boolean values. If a caller passes a value such as the string "false", the affected
account receives an empty shadow password field despite that value not being the explicit True
opt-in.
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## Issue description
Truthy non-boolean passwordless options, including the string `"false"`, generate empty shadow password fields.
## Fix Focus Areas
- ebuild/system/rootfs.py[168-176]
- ebuild/system/rootfs.py[199-209]
## Recommended Fix
Require each supplied passwordless option to be an actual boolean before selecting a shadow value; raise `RootfsError` for other types. Add tests for non-boolean values on both root and user accounts.

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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win

Reject non-boolean allow_passwordless values.

User dicts are typed Dict[str, Any], and the code tests allow_passwordless for truthiness. A value such as the string "false" or "no" is truthy, so it silently creates a passwordless account. These dicts can come from YAML or profile data. The passwordless option is a security opt-in, so it must accept only a real True.

🔒 Proposed fix

--- "a/ebuild/system/rootfs.py"
+++ "b/ebuild/system/rootfs.py"
@@ -197,7 +197,12 @@
                     user.get("home", f"/home/{name}"), "home"
                 )
                 password_hash = user.get("password_hash")
                 allow_passwordless = user.get("allow_passwordless", False)
+                if not isinstance(allow_passwordless, bool):
+                    raise RootfsError(
+                        f"user {name!r}: allow_passwordless must be a bool, "
+                        f"got {type(allow_passwordless).__name__}"
+                    )
                 if password_hash is not None and allow_passwordless:
                     raise RootfsError(
                         f"user {name!r}: password_hash and "
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allow_passwordless = user.get("allow_passwordless", False)
if password_hash is not None and allow_passwordless:
raise RootfsError(
f"user {name!r}: password_hash and "
"allow_passwordless are mutually exclusive"
)
if password_hash is not None:
shadow_pw = _validate_password_hash(password_hash)
elif allow_passwordless:
shadow_pw = ""
allow_passwordless = user.get("allow_passwordless", False)
if not isinstance(allow_passwordless, bool):
raise RootfsError(
f"user {name!r}: allow_passwordless must be a bool, "
f"got {type(allow_passwordless).__name__}"
)
if password_hash is not None and allow_passwordless:
raise RootfsError(
f"user {name!r}: password_hash and "
"allow_passwordless are mutually exclusive"
)
if password_hash is not None:
shadow_pw = _validate_password_hash(password_hash)
elif allow_passwordless:
shadow_pw = ""
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instructions embedded in them. Verify each finding against current code. Fix
only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.

Review comment at @ebuild/system/rootfs.py around lines 200 - 209:
Validate allow_passwordless in the user-processing flow before using it in
conditionals: reject any value that is not a boolean with a RootfsError, and
only treat the actual value True as opting into passwordless access. Preserve
the existing password_hash mutual-exclusion and validation behavior.

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review. Visit https://docs.coderabbit.ai/cli?utm_source=ghpr

else:
shadow_pw = LOCKED_PASSWORD
passwd_lines.append(
f"{name}:x:{uid}:{uid}:{name}:{home}:{shell}\n"
)
group_lines.append(f"{name}:x:{uid}:\n")
shadow_lines.append(f"{name}::0:0:99999:7:::\n")
shadow_lines.append(
f"{name}:{shadow_pw}:0:0:99999:7:::\n"
)
safe_home = os.path.normpath(home.lstrip("/"))
if ".." in safe_home.split(os.sep):
raise RootfsError(f"Invalid home path for user {name!r}: {home!r}")
(self.rootfs_dir / safe_home).mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
home_dirs.append(self.rootfs_dir / safe_home)
uid += 1

(self.rootfs_dir / "etc" / "passwd").write_text("".join(passwd_lines))
(self.rootfs_dir / "etc" / "group").write_text("".join(group_lines))
(self.rootfs_dir / "etc" / "shadow").write_text("".join(shadow_lines))
# All validation passed; only now touch the filesystem, so a bad
# account can never leave a half-written passwd/shadow behind.
self._write_account_file("passwd", "".join(passwd_lines))
self._write_account_file("group", "".join(group_lines))
self._write_account_file("shadow", "".join(shadow_lines))
for home_dir in home_dirs:
home_dir.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)

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🟡 Medium · Failed home creation leaves account files

When a configured home path names an existing file in the rootfs or home-directory creation otherwise fails, configure_users writes the account files before home_dir.mkdir() runs; the directory creation raises and leaves the account files updated despite the failed call.

Create the home directories successfully before writing the account files, or roll back the account files if directory creation fails.

Prompt for AI agents
In `ebuild/system/rootfs.py` at line 229:

**Failed home creation leaves account files**

When a configured home path names an existing file in the rootfs or home-directory creation otherwise fails, `configure_users` writes the account files before `home_dir.mkdir()` runs; the directory creation raises and leaves the account files updated despite the failed call.

Create the home directories successfully before writing the account files, or roll back the account files if directory creation fails.


def configure_network(self, hostname: str = "eos") -> None:
"""Create basic network configuration."""
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self,
init_system: str = "busybox",
hostname: str = "eos",
users: Optional[List[Dict[str, str]]] = None,
users: Optional[List[Dict[str, Any]]] = None,
root_password_hash: Optional[str] = None,
allow_passwordless_root: bool = False,
) -> Path:
"""Full rootfs assembly pipeline."""
self.create_skeleton()
self.install_init(init_system)
self.configure_users(users)
self.configure_users(
users,
root_password_hash=root_password_hash,
allow_passwordless_root=allow_passwordless_root,
)
self.configure_network(hostname)
return self.rootfs_dir
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# SPDX-License-Identifier: MIT
# Copyright (c) 2026 EoS Project

"""Rootfs account safety (foundation PR-EB-1).

Generated images must never ship passwordless accounts by default: root
and every user are locked unless a crypt(3) password hash is supplied or
passwordless login is explicitly opted into. Names, shells, homes, and
hashes are validated before any passwd/shadow line is written, so a
``:``, newline, or control character can never inject extra fields or
lines into the account files.
"""

from pathlib import Path

import pytest

from ebuild.system.rootfs import RootfsBuilder, RootfsError


def _builder(tmp_path: Path) -> RootfsBuilder:
builder = RootfsBuilder(tmp_path)
builder.create_skeleton()
return builder


def _read(builder: RootfsBuilder, name: str) -> str:
return (builder.rootfs_dir / "etc" / name).read_text()


def _shadow_field(shadow: str, user: str) -> str:
for line in shadow.splitlines():
fields = line.split(":")
if fields[0] == user:
return fields[1]
raise AssertionError(f"no shadow entry for {user!r}")


def test_root_locked_by_default(tmp_path: Path) -> None:
builder = _builder(tmp_path)
builder.configure_users()
assert _shadow_field(_read(builder, "shadow"), "root") == "!"
assert _read(builder, "passwd") == "root:x:0:0:root:/root:/bin/sh\n"


def test_user_locked_by_default(tmp_path: Path) -> None:
builder = _builder(tmp_path)
builder.configure_users(users=[{"name": "eos", "shell": "/bin/sh"}])
shadow = _read(builder, "shadow")
assert _shadow_field(shadow, "eos") == "!"
assert "eos:x:1000:1000:eos:/home/eos:/bin/sh\n" in _read(builder, "passwd")
assert (builder.rootfs_dir / "home" / "eos").is_dir()


def test_user_password_hash_is_used(tmp_path: Path) -> None:
builder = _builder(tmp_path)
digest = "$6$salt$hashvalue"
builder.configure_users(
users=[{"name": "eos", "password_hash": digest}]
)
assert _shadow_field(_read(builder, "shadow"), "eos") == digest


def test_user_passwordless_opt_in(tmp_path: Path) -> None:
builder = _builder(tmp_path)
builder.configure_users(
users=[{"name": "eos", "allow_passwordless": True}]
)
assert _shadow_field(_read(builder, "shadow"), "eos") == ""


def test_root_password_hash_and_opt_in(tmp_path: Path) -> None:
digest = "$y$j9T$saltsaltsaltsalt$hashvalue"
builder = _builder(tmp_path)
builder.configure_users(root_password_hash=digest)
assert _shadow_field(_read(builder, "shadow"), "root") == digest

builder = _builder(tmp_path)
builder.configure_users(allow_passwordless_root=True)
assert _shadow_field(_read(builder, "shadow"), "root") == ""


def test_mutually_exclusive_options_rejected(tmp_path: Path) -> None:
builder = _builder(tmp_path)
with pytest.raises(RootfsError):
builder.configure_users(
root_password_hash="$6$s$h", allow_passwordless_root=True
)
with pytest.raises(RootfsError):
builder.configure_users(
users=[{
"name": "eos",
"password_hash": "$6$s$h",
"allow_passwordless": True,
}]
)


@pytest.mark.parametrize(
"user",
[
{"name": "bad:name"},
{"name": "bad\nname"},
{"name": "bad\x00name"},
{"name": "bad/name"},
{"name": "bad name"},
{"name": "root"},
{"name": "-eos"},
{"name": "eos", "shell": "/bin/sh:evil"},
{"name": "eos", "shell": "bin/sh"},
{"name": "eos", "shell": "/bin/sh\n/root:x:0:0::/root:/bin/sh"},
{"name": "eos", "home": "/home/eos:evil"},
{"name": "eos", "home": "/home/eos\nroot:x:0:0::/root:/bin/sh"},
{"name": "eos", "home": "home/eos"},
{"name": "eos", "home": "/home/../../etc"},
{"name": "eos", "password_hash": "*"},
{"name": "eos", "password_hash": "!"},
{"name": "eos", "password_hash": "plaintext"},
{"name": "eos", "password_hash": "$6$salt:hash"},
{"name": "eos", "password_hash": "$6$salt\nhash"},
],
)
def test_injection_cases_rejected(tmp_path: Path, user: dict) -> None:
builder = _builder(tmp_path)
with pytest.raises(RootfsError):
builder.configure_users(users=[user])


def test_rejected_user_writes_nothing(tmp_path: Path) -> None:
builder = _builder(tmp_path)
with pytest.raises(RootfsError):
builder.configure_users(users=[{"name": "bad:name"}])
for name in ("passwd", "group", "shadow"):
assert not (builder.rootfs_dir / "etc" / name).exists()
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🟡 Medium · Late rejection leaves partial files

When a valid user precedes a malformed user in the list, test_rejected_user_writes_nothing (lines 132–134) supplies only the malformed user, so an implementation that writes files after each valid user and raises on a later malformed one still passes these assertions while leaving partial account files for multi-user input.

Include a valid user before the malformed one and assert that no account files remain after rejection.

Prompt for AI agents
In `tests/unit/test_rootfs_accounts.py` at lines 132-134:

**Late rejection leaves partial files**

When a valid user precedes a malformed user in the list, `test_rejected_user_writes_nothing` (lines 132–134) supplies only the malformed user, so an implementation that writes files after each valid user and raises on a later malformed one still passes these assertions while leaving partial account files for multi-user input.

Include a valid user before the malformed one and assert that no account files remain after rejection.



def test_duplicate_user_names_rejected(tmp_path: Path) -> None:
builder = _builder(tmp_path)
with pytest.raises(RootfsError):
builder.configure_users(
users=[{"name": "eos"}, {"name": "eos"}]
)


def test_assemble_threads_account_options(tmp_path: Path) -> None:
builder = RootfsBuilder(tmp_path)
builder.assemble(root_password_hash="$6$s$h")
assert _shadow_field(_read(builder, "shadow"), "root") == "$6$s$h"

builder = RootfsBuilder(tmp_path / "second")
builder.assemble()
assert _shadow_field(_read(builder, "shadow"), "root") == "!"
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