Document DoS Vulnerability in Docker Execution Timeout#158
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- Added a new HIGH severity issue to SECURITY_ISSUE.md detailing the missing timeout vulnerability on `docker.wait_container`. - Updated `.jules/sentinel.md` journal with architectural findings regarding missing boundaries on untrusted execution wait states. - Follows the strict Sentinel formatting guidelines without modifying any application code.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis pull request updates security documentation by shifting focus from an arbitrary file write vulnerability to a denial of service vulnerability caused by missing timeout in Docker container execution. The documentation reorganizes existing content and replaces vulnerability details, impact assessment, reproduction steps, and remediation guidance across two markdown files. Changes
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In `@SECURITY_ISSUE.md`:
- Around line 10-11: Update the documented source line reference to point to the
actual location of the vulnerable wait call: change the reference from
syscore/src/docker/manager.rs:96 to syscore/src/docker/manager.rs:127-136 where
the call to self.docker.wait_container::<String>(&id, None).next().await (the
wait_res / id usage) occurs (specifically around line 129) so the
SECURITY_ISSUE.md accurately references the correct function call site.
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| // syscore/src/docker/manager.rs:96 | ||
| let wait_res = self.docker.wait_container::<String>(&id, None).next().await; |
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Update the referenced source line to the current location.
The snippet points to syscore/src/docker/manager.rs:96, but the vulnerable wait call is documented elsewhere at syscore/src/docker/manager.rs:127-136 (call at Line 129). Please correct the line reference to keep triage accurate.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@SECURITY_ISSUE.md` around lines 10 - 11, Update the documented source line
reference to point to the actual location of the vulnerable wait call: change
the reference from syscore/src/docker/manager.rs:96 to
syscore/src/docker/manager.rs:127-136 where the call to
self.docker.wait_container::<String>(&id, None).next().await (the wait_res / id
usage) occurs (specifically around line 129) so the SECURITY_ISSUE.md accurately
references the correct function call site.
Identified and documented a HIGH severity Denial of Service (DoS) vulnerability in the SysCore backend where
docker.wait_containerlacks a timeout.Attackers could send infinite loop code (e.g.
while True: pass) to the/api/executeendpoint, causing the server thread to hang indefinitely and exhaust resources.The issue has been fully documented in
SECURITY_ISSUE.mdand the systemic cause recorded in the.jules/sentinel.mdjournal. No application code was modified as per the instructions.PR created automatically by Jules for task 17135536950328301250 started by @Vaiditya2207
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