BE+PLG: mac case sensitivity causing double detection #1775 - #1776
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change normalizes scanner MAC identities, modularizes the devices page, adds custom-property actions and on-demand plugin execution, and updates documentation links and custom-property guidance. ChangesPlugin identity normalization
Custom properties and plugin execution
Devices page modularization
Documentation
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CustomPropertyAction
participant runPlugin
participant PluginRunAPI
participant UserEventsQueueInstance
CustomPropertyAction->>runPlugin: pass plugin prefix and name
runPlugin->>PluginRunAPI: POST authenticated run request
PluginRunAPI->>PluginRunAPI: validate prefix in LOADED_PLUGINS
PluginRunAPI->>UserEventsQueueInstance: queue run|prefix event
PluginRunAPI-->>runPlugin: return success or validation error
Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to Device data can inject markup into the devices page, and plugin runs may be reported as successful without being queued. The remaining device-page failures should also be fixed before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@server/plugins/snmp_discovery/script.py`:
- Line 91: Update the MAC-byte parsing before normalize_mac in the SNMP
discovery flow to discard empty or whitespace-only tokens, including repeated
spaces and tabs, so valid bytes are joined without fabricated 00 octets. Add a
regression test covering repeated spaces or tabs and verify the resulting
primaryId and foreignKey use the correct MAC.
In `@test/server/test_plugin_object_mac_normalization.py`:
- Around line 46-53: Add a settings field to the scanner fixture returned by the
fixture factory, ensuring it contains the WATCH configuration expected by
plugin_object_class and get_plugin_setting_obj. Preserve the existing
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In `@docs/CUSTOM_PROPERTIES.md`:
- Line 87: Update the scope statement for NEWDEV_devCustomProps to clarify that
it provides devCustomProps only for newly created devices, while values set
directly on a device affect that device alone; note that existing devices
require a separate update.
In `@front/devices.php`:
- Line 1247: Update the custom-property decoding flow around
JSON.parse(atob(custProps)) to catch Base64 decoding and JSON parsing failures,
then validate that the decoded value is a top-level array, each group is an
array, and each property entry has the expected structure before calling forEach
or map. Return the existing error response instead of allowing malformed input
to throw.
In `@front/js/common.js`:
- Around line 1393-1411: Add focused tests or validation for the custom-property
behavior across all affected sites: in front/js/common.js lines 1393-1411, cover
case-insensitive fields, null values, unknown fields, inherited names such as
constructor, and URL encoding; in front/js/common.js lines 1416-1419, cover
matching and missing MAC lookups; in front/devices.php lines 593-599, verify
reordered DataTables rows map to the correct DEVICE_COLUMN_FIELDS; in
front/devices.php lines 1238-1287, cover malformed data, wildcard rendering,
encoded URL arguments, and escaped attributes; and in front/devices.php lines
1292-1319, verify each delegated action dispatches only its intended handler.
- Line 1405: Update the wildcard field lookup around lowerCaseFields to use a
null-prototype map and an own-property check instead of the in operator. Ensure
inherited names such as constructor and __proto__ are not treated as known
fields, so unmatched placeholders remain unchanged.
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Validate the decoded custom-property structure.
isBase64 checks only Base64 syntax. A valid Base64 value can decode to invalid JSON, {}, or groups that are not arrays. JSON.parse, props.forEach, or propGroup.map then throws before the error message is returned. Catch decode errors and validate the top-level array, groups, and property entries.
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In `@front/devices.php` at line 1247, Update the custom-property decoding flow
around JSON.parse(atob(custProps)) to catch Base64 decoding and JSON parsing
failures, then validate that the decoded value is a top-level array, each group
is an array, and each property entry has the expected structure before calling
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| function resolveDeviceWildcards(str, device, escapeFn = (v) => v) { | ||
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Add focused tests or validation for the changed custom-property contract.
The new wildcard, row-mapping, rendering, and action behavior has no supplied proof of correctness.
front/js/common.js#L1393-L1411: test case-insensitive fields, null values, unknown fields, inherited names such asconstructor, and URL encoding.front/js/common.js#L1416-L1419: test matching and missing MAC lookups.front/devices.php#L593-L599: test reordered DataTables rows map to the correctDEVICE_COLUMN_FIELDS.front/devices.php#L1238-L1287: test malformed data, wildcard rendering, encoded URL arguments, and escaped attributes.front/devices.php#L1292-L1319: test each delegated action dispatches only its intended handler.
As per coding guidelines, **/*.{py,js,php}: “Never provide a solution without proof of correctness. Write test cases or validation immediately after writing functions.”
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In `@front/js/common.js` around lines 1393 - 1411, Add focused tests or validation
for the custom-property behavior across all affected sites: in
front/js/common.js lines 1393-1411, cover case-insensitive fields, null values,
unknown fields, inherited names such as constructor, and URL encoding; in
front/js/common.js lines 1416-1419, cover matching and missing MAC lookups; in
front/devices.php lines 593-599, verify reordered DataTables rows map to the
correct DEVICE_COLUMN_FIELDS; in front/devices.php lines 1238-1287, cover
malformed data, wildcard rendering, encoded URL arguments, and escaped
attributes; and in front/devices.php lines 1292-1319, verify each delegated
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Use an own-property check for wildcard fields.
in checks Object.prototype. Therefore {{constructor}} and {{__proto__}} are treated as known fields when device has no matching field. The resolver then replaces placeholders that it must leave unchanged. Use a null-prototype map and an own-property check.
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lowerCaseFields to use a null-prototype map and an own-property check instead of
the in operator. Ensure inherited names such as constructor and __proto__ are
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In `@front/js/device.js`:
- Around line 54-61: Update showMessage in the device notification flow to
render textMessage with the jQuery text-safe sink instead of html, preventing
device-controlled label values from being interpreted as markup. Preserve the
existing notification content and behavior.
- Around line 53-59: Update getApiBase and runPlugin so BACKEND_API_URL is
accepted only when it is a same-origin HTTPS URL; otherwise use the safe /server
default or omit the Authorization header for the unsafe destination. Ensure the
API_TOKEN is never sent to cross-origin or non-HTTPS URLs while preserving the
existing plugin request behavior for valid same-origin values.
- Around line 50-68: Update runPlugin so success and error notifications cannot
interpret the device-controlled label or API error as HTML, using text-based
rendering or equivalent sanitization before showMessage insertion; preserve the
existing notification messages and add a Selenium regression test covering a
malicious CUSTPROP_name.
In `@server/api_server/api_server_start.py`:
- Around line 2116-2119: Update the handler around
UserEventsQueueInstance.add_event to inspect its (success, message) result;
return an appropriate failure response using the queue error message when the
write fails, and retain the existing 200 success response only when the event is
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| function runPlugin(prefix, name) { | ||
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Prevent HTML injection in runPlugin notifications.
The delegated run_plugin handler passes CUSTPROP_name, which can include device fields such as {{devName}}, to runPlugin. On success, runPlugin interpolates this value into a message that showMessage inserts with .html(). A device-controlled name can execute script in the authenticated operator's browser. Render the notification with .text() or sanitize the label before insertion, and add a Selenium regression test.
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In `@front/js/device.js` around lines 50 - 68, Update runPlugin so success and
error notifications cannot interpret the device-controlled label or API error as
HTML, using text-based rendering or equivalent sanitization before showMessage
insertion; preserve the existing notification messages and add a Selenium
regression test covering a malicious CUSTPROP_name.
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Sensitive Data Exposure (CWE-319): Cleartext Transmission of Sensitive Information
Restrict BACKEND_API_URL before sending API_TOKEN.
getApiBase() accepts BACKEND_API_URL without scheme or origin validation. If it contains an HTTP or cross-origin URL, runPlugin() sends API_TOKEN to that destination. Enforce a same-origin HTTPS value, or omit Authorization for unsafe destinations. The /server default does not protect non-default settings.
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In `@front/js/device.js` around lines 53 - 59, Update getApiBase and runPlugin so
BACKEND_API_URL is accepted only when it is a same-origin HTTPS URL; otherwise
use the safe /server default or omit the Authorization header for the unsafe
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XSS (CWE-79): Improper Neutralization of Input During Web Page Generation ('Cross-site Scripting')
Render textMessage as text in showMessage.
$("#alert-message").html(textMessage) allows device-controlled label values to execute markup in the notification. Replace it with a text-safe sink such as .text(textMessage).
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In `@front/js/device.js` around lines 54 - 61, Update showMessage in the device
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Propagate queue write failures.
UserEventsQueueInstance.add_event returns (False, message) when it cannot append to the execution queue, but this handler ignores the result and always returns 200 with success: true. The UI can report success even though no plugin run was queued. Check the return value and add a failure-path test.
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- queue.add_event(f"run|{prefix}")
+ queued, _ = queue.add_event(f"run|{prefix}")
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+ "success": False,
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55-99: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd validation or tests for the extracted page bootstrap.
main()is now a standalone function in a testable file. Add a test or a validation harness that covers the column-order computation in lines 65-91, including the case whereUI_device_columnsselected values are absent from the available options.As per coding guidelines: "Never provide a solution without proof of correctness. Write test cases or validation immediately after writing functions."
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In `@front/js/devices-custom-props.js`:
- Line 60: Guard the CUSTPROP_icon decode in the custom-property rendering flow
before calling atob: validate that propMap["CUSTPROP_icon"] exists and is valid
Base64, and use an empty icon fallback when it is missing or invalid so
renderCustomProps and its createdCell callback continue without throwing.
- Around line 73-76: Update the argument and related field reads in the device
custom-property handler to use jQuery’s .attr() for raw data attributes,
especially data-args, so literal strings such as “null” and JSON-like values are
preserved instead of coerced; retain the existing empty-string fallback where
needed before passing values to window.location.href or runPlugin.
In `@front/js/devices-filters.js`:
- Line 15: Reset the page-level columnFilters array at the start of
initFilters(), immediately before displayedFilters.forEach(...), so repeated
initialization rebuilds filters without duplicate groups. Keep the existing
filter construction logic unchanged and do not alter the devices-table.js
declaration.
In `@front/js/devices-table.js`:
- Around line 393-407: Update the device-link HTML construction around the
attribute template to apply encodeSpecialChars to every untrusted data-* and
href attribute value, including the MAC, vendor, type, timestamps, status, and
related fields. URL-encode the MAC specifically before placing it in the query
string, while preserving the existing row mappings and default values.
- Line 633: Update the setTimeout call in the loading flow around
handleLoadingDialog so it receives a callback rather than invoking
handleLoadingDialog(true) immediately; preserve the intended one-second delay
before starting the next request.
In `@front/js/devices-totals.js`:
- Around line 32-33: Update the response handling around the resultJSON
assignment to require response.data to contain at least one element before
indexing response.data[0]. Treat an empty data array as an unsuccessful response
so the existing retry path runs, preventing processDeviceTotals from receiving
undefined.
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In `@front/js/devices-init.js`:
- Around line 55-99: The standalone main() bootstrap lacks validation for its
column-order computation. Add tests or a validation harness covering selected
columns that exist in availableColumns and selected values absent from
availableColumns, verifying valid selections retain order and missing available
columns are appended correctly; anchor the coverage to main() and its
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| data-notes="${encodeSpecialChars(notesPlain)}" | ||
| data-mac="${encodeSpecialChars(mac)}" | ||
| title="${encodeSpecialChars(`${namePlain} ${argsPlain}`)}"> | ||
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Guard the CUSTPROP_icon decode.
custProps is validated with isBase64 on Line 19, but propMap["CUSTPROP_icon"] is decoded without any check. If a property group omits CUSTPROP_icon, or stores a non-Base64 string, atob throws InvalidCharacterError. The exception escapes forEach and renderCustomProps, so the createdCell callback in front/js/devices-table.js (Line 481) fails and the row render breaks.
Validate the value and fall back to an empty icon.
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+ const iconHtml = isBase64(propMap["CUSTPROP_icon"])
+ ? atob(propMap["CUSTPROP_icon"])
+ : '';
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html += `<div class="pointer devicePropAction"
data-action="${encodeSpecialChars(type)}"
data-args="${encodeSpecialChars(argsForAction)}"
data-name="${encodeSpecialChars(namePlain)}"
data-notes="${encodeSpecialChars(notesPlain)}"
data-mac="${encodeSpecialChars(mac)}"
title="${encodeSpecialChars(`${namePlain} ${argsPlain}`)}">
- ${atob(propMap["CUSTPROP_icon"])}
+ ${iconHtml}
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| ${atob(propMap["CUSTPROP_icon"])} | |
| const iconHtml = isBase64(propMap["CUSTPROP_icon"]) | |
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in the custom-property rendering flow before calling atob: validate that
propMap["CUSTPROP_icon"] exists and is valid Base64, and use an empty icon
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| const args = el.data('args') ?? ''; | ||
| const name = el.data('name') ?? ''; | ||
| const notes = el.data('notes') ?? ''; | ||
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jQuery data() attribute automatic type conversion JSON number string
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When accessing data-* attributes using the jQuery.data method, jQuery automatically attempts to convert the string value of the attribute into a native JavaScript value (such as a boolean, number, object, array, or null) [1]. Regarding specific types, jQuery applies the following logic: 1. Numbers: jQuery only converts a string value to a number if doing so does not change the representation of the value [1][2]. For example, the string "100" is converted to the number 100, but "100.000" or "1E02" remain strings because converting them to a number and back to a string would alter the original format [1]. 2. Objects and Arrays: If a string value starts with '{' or '[', jQuery uses jQuery.parseJSON to attempt to parse it [1]. This requires the string to follow valid JSON syntax, including the use of quoted property names [1]. 3. Other Values: If a value cannot be parsed as a valid JavaScript type, it remains a string [1]. If you require the raw string value of an attribute without any automatic type conversion, you should use the.attr method instead of.data [1][3][4]. Top results: [1][3][2]
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- 2: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/26126017/html5-data-attribute-type-casting-strings-and-numbers
- 3: https://bugs.jquery.com/ticket/7579/
- 4: https://bugs.jquery.com/ticket/10174/
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In the NetAlertX project, the runPlugin action is a placeholder and is currently not implemented [1]. According to the official documentation for NetAlertX custom properties, the runPlugin action type is intended for executing custom plugin scripts, but it is explicitly noted as "not implemented yet" and will trigger an alert if used [1]. Please note that searches for "runPlugin" in a technical context often surface results related to unrelated projects—such as Kubernetes Headlamp or OpenZeppelin Relayer—which use runPlugin as a function for managing their respective plugin architectures [2][3][4]. These are entirely separate from the NetAlertX implementation. NetAlertX documentation confirms the feature remains unimplemented within its own codebase [1].
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Read data-args with .attr() to preserve literal values.
jQuery converts data-args="null" to null, and ?? '' then passes an empty string to window.location.href or runPlugin. JSON-like values can also become objects. Use .attr('data-args'), and use .attr() for the other fields when their raw text must be preserved.
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and related field reads in the device custom-property handler to use jQuery’s
.attr() for raw data attributes, especially data-args, so literal strings such
as “null” and JSON-like values are preserved instead of coerced; retain the
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| // duplicate `var` which is silently allowed. Keep this declaration unique. | ||
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In `@front/js/devices-filters.js` at line 15, Reset the page-level columnFilters
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| ` data-ip="${row[mapIndx(COL.devLastIP)]}"` + | ||
| ` data-mac="${row[mapIndx(COL.devMac)]}"` + | ||
| ` data-vendor="${row[mapIndx(COL.devVendor)]}"` + | ||
| ` data-type="${row[mapIndx(COL.devType)]}"` + | ||
| ` data-firstseen="${localizeTimestamp(row[mapIndx(COL.devFirstConnection)])}"` + | ||
| ` data-lastseen="${localizeTimestamp(row[mapIndx(COL.devLastConnection)])}"` + | ||
| ` data-relationship="${row[mapIndx(COL.devParentRelType)]}"` + | ||
| ` data-status="${row[mapIndx(COL.devStatus)]}"` + | ||
| ` data-present="${row[mapIndx(COL.devPresentLastScan)]}"` + | ||
| ` data-alertdown="${row[mapIndx(COL.devAlertDown)]}"` + | ||
| ` data-flapping="${row[mapIndx(COL.devFlapping)]}"` + | ||
| ` data-sleeping="${row[COL_EXTRA.devIsSleeping] || 0}"` + | ||
| ` data-archived="${row[COL_EXTRA.devIsArchived] || 0}"` + | ||
| ` data-isnew="${row[COL_EXTRA.devIsNew] || 0}"` + | ||
| ` data-icon="${row[mapIndx(COL.devIcon)]}"` + |
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Encode every untrusted value before inserting it into the device link HTML.
The raw href MAC value and multiple data-* values can break quoted attributes and inject markup. Apply encodeSpecialChars to each HTML attribute value, and URL-encode the MAC before placing it in the query string.
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HTML construction around the attribute template to apply encodeSpecialChars to
every untrusted data-* and href attribute value, including the MAC, vendor,
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Pass a callback to setTimeout. setTimeout(handleLoadingDialog(true), 1000) invokes handleLoadingDialog(true) immediately and passes its return value to setTimeout. Each response therefore starts the next $.get without the intended one-second delay. The asynchronous $.get callback runs on a later event-loop turn, so this does not cause synchronous recursion or stack growth. Use setTimeout(() => handleLoadingDialog(true), 1000).
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Guard against an empty data array before indexing.
Line 32 accepts any truthy response.data, and an empty array is truthy. Line 33 then sets resultJSON to undefined, line 36 caches undefined, and processDeviceTotals(undefined) throws a TypeError at line 90 when it reads devicesData[filter.status]. The retry path never runs, because the failure occurs in the success handler. This happens when table_devices_tiles.json has not been populated yet.
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- if (response && response.data) {
- const resultJSON = response.data[0]; // Assuming the structure {"data": [ ... ]}
+ if (response && Array.isArray(response.data) && response.data.length > 0 && response.data[0]) {
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least one element before indexing response.data[0]. Treat an empty data array as
an unsuccessful response so the existing retry path runs, preventing
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