Submit #821939: nextlevelbuilder goclaw <= v3.11.3 OS Command Injection (CWE-78)info

Titelnextlevelbuilder goclaw <= v3.11.3 OS Command Injection (CWE-78)
Beschreibung# Technical Details An Arbitrary Command Execution inside Sandbox via FsBridge Command Injection exists in the `WriteFile` function in `internal/sandbox/fsbridge.go` of goclaw. The application fails to escape shell metacharacters when formatting the docker execution command. It injects the resolved path into an unwrapped `sh -c` bash execution command string via Go's `fmt.Sprintf` with the `%q` verb. The `%q` format verb only wraps the string in double quotes and does not escape Bash metacharacters like `$()` or backticks, allowing command substitution. # Vulnerable Code File: internal/sandbox/fsbridge.go Method: FsBridge.WriteFile Why: Unvalidated user file paths are formatted into a `sh -c` argument without metacharacter sanitization, causing Bash to evaluate command substitution before executing the file write operation. # Reproduction 1. Enable Sandbox mode (`GOCLAW_SANDBOX_MODE=all`) exposing Docker capability. 2. Trigger an LLM workflow where the `write_file` tool is called and file paths are controlled or influenced. 3. Supply a malicious file path such as `notes/$(touch /tmp/pwned).txt`. 4. Observe that the command substitution is executed as root inside the sandbox container. # Impact - OS Command Injection and Remote Code Execution (RCE). - Attackers can steal container API tokens/keys, read other tenants' data inside the sandbox, conduct lateral SSRF scanning inside the host's VPC network bridge, or potentially escalate privileges by compromising the Docker host.
Quelle⚠️ https://github.com/nextlevelbuilder/goclaw/issues/1121
Benutzer
 Eric-b (UID 96354)
Einreichung07.05.2026 13:51 (vor 30 Tagen)
Moderieren31.05.2026 09:41 (24 days later)
StatusAkzeptiert
VulDB Eintrag367498 [nextlevelbuilder GoClaw bis 3.11.3 write_file Tool fsbridge.go FsBridge.WriteFile erweiterte Rechte]
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