Invia #862566: mf-yang openclaw-cn 0.2.1 Exposure of Sensitive Information to an Unauthorized Actor (CWE-200)informazioni

Titolomf-yang openclaw-cn 0.2.1 Exposure of Sensitive Information to an Unauthorized Actor (CWE-200)
Descrizione# Technical Details A `file://` Local File Disclosure via Navigation Guard Bypass exists in the `assertBrowserNavigationAllowed()` function in `src/browser/navigation-guard.ts` of openclaw-cn. The application fails to block unsupported URL schemes in the browser navigation guard. The guard only validates `http:` and `https:` targets using a protocol allowlist (`NETWORK_NAVIGATION_PROTOCOLS`), and returns early without rejection for every other scheme including `file:`. An authenticated browser-control caller can `POST /tabs/open` with a `file://` URL, bypass the guard, and reach the CDP `Target.createTarget` sink. The rendered local file content can then be read back through `GET /snapshot`. # Vulnerable Code File: src/browser/navigation-guard.ts Method: assertBrowserNavigationAllowed() — checks if protocol is in NETWORK_NAVIGATION_PROTOCOLS, returns early (no rejection) for other schemes File: src/browser/cdp.ts Method: createTargetViaCdp() — issues CDP Target.createTarget with the original attacker-controlled URL Why: The guard treats non-http/https schemes as "not needing validation" rather than "should be blocked," allowing file:// to pass through to the CDP navigation sink. # Reproduction 1. Start the browser-control server with token auth. 2. Create a local canary HTML file on the host. 3. `POST /tabs/open` with `{"url":"file:///tmp/canary.html"}` — receive valid targetId. 4. `GET /snapshot?targetId=...` — read the canary text from the snapshot JSON. 5. Confirm the control case using `about:blank` does not expose the canary. # Impact - Authenticated browser-control caller can cause Chrome to render local files and recover content via snapshot readback. - Exposes local HTML reports, temporary files, debugging artifacts, and other browser-readable host-local content. - Breaks the intended navigation safety boundary through a documented HTTP API.
Fonte⚠️ https://github.com/mf-yang/openclaw-cn/issues/561
Utente
 JohnChen (UID 99088)
Sottomissione18/06/2026 08:56 (2 mesi fa)
Moderazione05/08/2026 20:52 (2 months later)
StatoDuplicato
Voce VulDB383319 [mf-yang openclaw-cn fino a 0.2.1 Scheme navigation-guard.ts assertBrowserNavigationAllowed url rivelazione di informazioni]
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