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security: disabled-mode decisions — no path floor, raw log URLs, local_only still blocks shell network - #8539
Follow-up to #8538, which made TinySecurity-delegated checks permissive when security is disabled: either the build lacks the security-module feature, or the config says [security] mode = "off". #8538 merged with three review points still open. This PR implements the decisions taken on them.
Protected paths when disabled: allowed. There is no path policy at all.
the media reference floor and artifact materialization: allowed.
File tools reach a credential store such as ~/.ssh/id_rsa like any other path.
Refusing .. traversal (including percent-encoded forms), NUL bytes and empty paths is kept as input validation of a malformed argument, not policy. It applies whether security is enforced or disabled (SecurityPolicy::is_path_string_allowed).
AGENTS.md and the security READMEs now say so.
Log URLs when disabled: raw. No userinfo or query-string redaction, as before. A new test pins that https://…/items?token=sk-live-123&page=2 is logged unchanged.
Local-only is its own network setting, not a module check, so it stays enforced whatever the switch says.
With security disabled, check_command and classify_native_command now run a conservative host-side classifier (new security/policy/local_only_commands.rs).
Under LocalOnly (on the policy or the live session) it refuses a command that may reach the network, with a new Refusal::LocalOnly. The message is [policy-blocked] Local-only privacy mode is active: this command may reach the network….
The classifier reads every simple command in a pipeline or list (;, &&, ||, |, &, newlines, parentheses). It skips variable assignments and wrappers (sudo, env, nohup, timeout N, nice, command, exec, …), then refuses:
Scripts and build tools (make, cargo build, python app.py) are not opened. The classifier only sees the command line.
With Standard or Sensitive privacy, every command is still allowed when disabled. A command classed as network now reports class Network instead of Write (informational only).
Enforced security is unchanged: TinySecurity still classifies every command.
Public API / behaviour changes
New Refusal::LocalOnly variant on openhuman_core::security::policy::Refusal.
With security disabled and local_only privacy, shell commands that may reach the network are refused. Before this PR they were allowed.
allowed (class: declared, else Network/Write), except under local_only when the host classifier says the command may reach the network → Refusal::LocalOnly
allowed; denied under local_only for network commands
[policy-blocked]
through check_command
security/egress/privacy.rs
unchanged from #8538: Standard/Sensitive permit, LocalOnly refuses external non-control-plane
refused
Tests (fail before, pass after)
I checked each new test fails against the previous behaviour and then restored the code. For the local-only refusal, I short-circuited it, and both local-only gate tests failed. For the allow tests, I forced switch::disabled() to None, and all three listed below failed.
a_build_without_the_module_keeps_local_only_for_shell_commands (no feature) and security_configured_off_keeps_local_only_for_shell_commands (feature + [security] off). Under LocalOnly: curl is refused, git fetch classification is refused, ls is allowed, and a policy whose own privacy mode is LocalOnly also refuses. Standard and Sensitive allow curl, classed Network.
agent/tinyagents/host/security_gate_tests.rs: a_build_without_the_module_keeps_local_only_for_the_shell_tool and security_configured_off_keeps_local_only_for_the_shell_tool (the shell tool through the real gate).
security/policy/policy_tests.rs:
assert_every_policy_gate_allows now covers a temp home's .ssh/id_rsa: not forbidden, validate_path and validate_parent_path resolve it, not internal. It also pins the .. and NUL input validation.
an_enforcing_policy_without_the_module_still_refuses now shows the same .ssh path is [policy-blocked] when security is enforced and the module is unavailable (modules.enabled = false).
agent/harness/artifact_offload/policy_tests.rs: a_build_without_the_module_materializes_anywhere and security_configured_off_materializes_anywhere.
media/generation/artifact_tool_tests.rs: a_build_without_the_module_admits_any_media_reference and security_configured_off_admits_any_media_reference.
util/redact_tests.rs: a_build_without_the_module_logs_a_token_query_param_unchanged and security_configured_off_logs_a_token_query_param_unchanged.
Re-gated test:attachments/mod_tests.rsready_media_artifact_in_files_folder_can_be_attached now compiles only with security-module. Its "an unrelated file in Files is refused" assertion is enforced security. In a build without the module it already failed on main, at the first resolve_path.
Validation
cargo fmt --all -- --check: ok.
cargo clippy -p openhuman --features "$(bash scripts/ci/product-features.sh --core)" -- -D warnings: only the pre-existing type_complexity error in core/observability_reporting.rs.
cargo clippy -p openhuman-embed --all-targets -- -D warnings: ok.
cargo check -p openhuman-embed --no-default-features, --features modules, --features langfuse: ok.
Embed (not in CI, run locally): security_off and security_default pass.
No-feature security:: sweep: the remaining failures are pre-existing on main. They come from credentials and encrypted-store wording, and from the test harness's storage port (serve the schedule document port). None are in code this PR touches.
Static checks: docs:check, check-process-statics, check-gated-test-allowlist, rust:ignored-tests, check-module-boundaries, check-feature-forwarding: ok.
Local-only privacy mode now blocks shell commands that may access the network, including when security checks are disabled. Local commands remain available.
Behavior Changes
With security disabled, paths are no longer restricted by protected-path policies. Empty paths, null bytes, and parent-directory traversal are still rejected.
With security disabled, tool output is not redacted.
Documentation
Clarified how disabled security affects path checks, network access, and output redaction.
Introduce a policy module that classifies commands as local-only so the security layer can restrict execution to safe, non-networked operations.
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…abled
Commands that may reach the network are now refused under local-only privacy mode even when the security switch is off, instead of being allowed unconditionally. The unchecked path routes through a shared verdict helper and gains a dedicated refusal message, and the find -exec network check was simplified to a single scan.
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Added tests asserting that disabling the security module leaves artifact
materialization and path validation unchecked, including credential stores
under a home directory, while malformed paths are still rejected. Also
covered the case where an enforcing policy refuses such paths when the
module cannot be consulted.
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Add tests asserting that media references, including ones pointing into a credential store, are admitted when the security module is absent or configured off. Also document that the lexical path preflight is input validation rather than policy, so it still rejects malformed paths even with security disabled.
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Local-only privacy mode now still refuses shell commands that may reach the network even when the security module is disabled or absent, while local commands continue to run. Added tests covering both the no-module build and the configured-off case, plus redaction coverage.
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…ature
The test asserting that unrelated files are refused now only compiles when the security-module feature is enabled, since that check depends on the security switch being present.
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Document that disabling security removes the path policy entirely, so file tools can reach protected paths like ~/.ssh, while `..` and null-byte rejection remains as input validation. Also note that `[privacy] mode = "local_only"` stays enforced, refusing external egress and shell commands that may reach the network.
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Added a table entry describing local_only_commands.rs, the conservative classifier that refuses shell commands which may reach the network when security is disabled under local_only privacy mode.
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critique: AGENTS.md — not selected by the large-review budget
security: AGENTS.md — not selected by the large-review budget
critique: crates/openhuman-core/src/agent/tinyagents/host/security_gate_tests.rs — not selected by the large-review budget
security: crates/openhuman-core/src/agent/tinyagents/host/security_gate_tests.rs — not selected by the large-review budget
critique: crates/openhuman-core/src/attachments/mod_tests.rs — not selected by the large-review budget
security: crates/openhuman-core/src/attachments/mod_tests.rs — not selected by the large-review budget
critique: crates/openhuman-core/src/media/generation/artifact_tool_tests.rs — not selected by the large-review budget
security: crates/openhuman-core/src/media/generation/artifact_tool_tests.rs — not selected by the large-review budget
critique: crates/openhuman-core/src/security/README.md — not selected by the large-review budget
critique: crates/openhuman-core/src/security/policy/README.md — not selected by the large-review budget
critique: crates/openhuman-core/src/security/policy/mod.rs — not selected by the large-review budget
security: crates/openhuman-core/src/security/policy/mod.rs — not selected by the large-review budget
critique: crates/openhuman-core/src/security/switch.rs — not selected by the large-review budget
security: crates/openhuman-core/src/security/switch.rs — not selected by the large-review budget
critique: crates/openhuman-core/src/util/redact_tests.rs — not selected by the large-review budget
security: crates/openhuman-core/src/util/redact_tests.rs — not selected by the large-review budget
Review snapshot
Change surface
Files
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Count
Production
5
Active findings
0
Tests
7
Noted findings
0
Documentation
3
Resolved findings
0
Configuration
0
Pending checks/questions
25
Completeness: Incomplete Test assessment: Test coverage is assessed from changed tests and lane evidence; execution is not claimed without trusted check data.
Features
Internal refactor — Disabled path bypasses centralized in unchecked_command_verdict: Removes the old `unchecked_class` helper in `native_commands.rs` and the inline permissive branches, funneling disabled-scope command decisions through one method, keeping the local-only gate in a single place. (crates/openhuman-core/src/security/policy/native_commands.rsimpl SecurityPolicy {, crates/openhuman-core/src/security/policy/mod.rs)
Tests
test — Local-only refusal through check_command/classify_native_command for both no-feature and feature+off configurations, plus per-policy privacy mode; Standard/Sensitive allow curl as Network.: Cited by the tests lane as pinning the new behavior in both feature lanes. Execution not confirmed by trusted check evidence. (crates/openhuman-core/src/security/policy/local_only_commands_tests.rs)
test — Disabled-scope policy allows a `.ssh/id_rsa` path through validate_path/validate_parent_path/is_internal/is_always_forbidden_async, while `..` and NUL still error; enforcing policy without module still refuses `[policy-blocked]`.: Tests lane reports path/floor claims are covered by added assertions; execution not confirmed. (crates/openhuman-core/src/security/policy/policy_tests.rspub(super) async fn assert_every_policy_gate_allows() {, crates/openhuman-core/src/security/policy/policy_tests.rsasync fn an_enforcing_policy_without_the_module_still_refuses() {)
Findings
No active actionable findings.
Before merge
Complete the critique review for crates/openhuman-core/src/security/policy/README.md, crates/openhuman-core/src/security/policy/mod.rs, crates/openhuman-core/src/agent/tinyagents/host/security_gate_tests.rs, crates/openhuman-core/src/media/generation/artifact_tool_tests.rs, crates/openhuman-core/src/util/redact_tests.rs, AGENTS.md, crates/openhuman-core/src/security/README.md, crates/openhuman-core/src/attachments/mod_tests.rs, crates/openhuman-core/src/security/switch.rs.
Complete the security review for crates/openhuman-core/src/security/policy/mod.rs, crates/openhuman-core/src/agent/tinyagents/host/security_gate_tests.rs, crates/openhuman-core/src/media/generation/artifact_tool_tests.rs, crates/openhuman-core/src/util/redact_tests.rs, AGENTS.md, crates/openhuman-core/src/attachments/mod_tests.rs, crates/openhuman-core/src/security/switch.rs.
Lane summary: Reviewed 6 of 13 files — 7 not reviewed. Reviewed 6 files; 0 findings. 7 files were omitted: not selected by the large-review budget. 2 files were not security-reviewed: crates/openhuman-core/src/security/README.md (prose or tabular data), crates/openhuman-core/src/security/policy/README.md (prose or tabular data).
tests
Conclusion: Success
Scope reviewed: all assigned evidence
Positive: The tests lane is Answered and reports the local-only refusal behavior is pinned in both feature configurations, with the classifier tables and quoting paths driven by roughly 60 table cases, and no reportable defect found.
Lane summary: The new behaviour — refusing network-reaching shell commands under local-only privacy mode while security is disabled — is pinned by local_only_commands_tests.rs (both feature lanes), plus matching tests in security_gate_tests.rs, artifact_offload/policy_tests.rs and artifact_tool_tests.rs; the path/floor claims are covered by the added assertions in policy_tests.rs. The new branch in check_command/classify_native_command is positively exercised, and the Network class path is negative-tested by the Standard/Sensitive loop, which would fail if the branch were inverted. The only untested-by-diff behaviour is inside may_reach_network itself, but its core tables and quoting paths are driven by ~60 table cases. No reportable defect found. _The code index is behind this pull request (indexed at `be853a3de1d2`), so retrieved context may be out of date._
commits
Conclusion: Success
Scope reviewed: all assigned evidence
Positive: The commits lane is Answered and reports no sensitive content in committed files.
Lane summary: No sensitive content in committed files. _The code index is behind this pull request (indexed at `be853a3de1d2`), so retrieved context may be out of date._
description
Conclusion: Success
Scope reviewed: all assigned evidence
Positive: The description lane is Answered: the title and body match the diff on the doc wording, the new classifier with `Refusal::LocalOnly`, the per-site allow-when-disabled tests, and the attachments test re-gating, with no claim contradicted by the code.
Lane summary: The title and body describe exactly what the diff does: the updated AGENTS.md/README wording, the new `security/policy/local_only_commands.rs` host classifier with its `Refusal::LocalOnly` variant and tests, the per-site allow-when-disabled tests for paths, media references, artifact materialization and log URLs, and the re-gating of the attachments test (including the stated reason). I found nothing significant in the diff that the description omits, and no claim it makes is contradicted by the code. _The code index is behind this pull request (indexed at `be853a3de1d2`), so retrieved context may be out of date._
When TinySecurity is disabled, path policy checks no longer enforce a protected-path floor, while malformed paths remain rejected. Local-only privacy mode now refuses shell commands classified as potentially network-capable. Added tests and documentation cover these behaviors.
Documentation and tests distinguish path-input validation from security policy. Tests cover credential paths and artifact references with security disabled, plus related disabled-security behavior.
A conservative classifier identifies shell commands that may reach the network. Tests cover local commands, network-capable commands, and forms that cannot be confidently parsed.
Command refusal and policy integration crates/openhuman-core/src/security/policy/native_commands.rs, crates/openhuman-core/src/agent/tinyagents/host/security_gate_tests.rs, crates/openhuman-core/src/security/policy/README.md, crates/openhuman-core/src/security/switch.rs
Security-disabled command checks use the classifier and return a LocalOnly refusal for network-capable commands. Tests and documentation describe the behavior.
sequenceDiagram
participant NativeCommand
participant SecurityPolicy
participant NetworkClassifier
NativeCommand->>SecurityPolicy: request unchecked command verdict
SecurityPolicy->>NetworkClassifier: classify command reachability
NetworkClassifier-->>SecurityPolicy: may reach network or local
SecurityPolicy-->>NativeCommand: refusal or allowed verdict
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With security disabled, LocalOnly can still allow network access through common command forms on POSIX and Windows. Fix these privacy bypasses before merging; some harmless local commands are also incorrectly refused.
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A rabbit checks each shell command, And keeps the local paths at hand. Network calls meet LocalOnly's gate, While malformed paths do not pass straight. The tests record each guarded way, Then hop through docs to greet the day.
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Settle disabled-security paths, log URLs and local-only shell commands
security: disabled-mode decisions — no path floor, raw log URLs, local_only still blocks shell network
Nov 4, 2026
This follow-up to #8538 defines disabled-security behavior in OpenHuman’s Rust core and adds host-side shell classification to preserve LocalOnly privacy restrictions without TinySecurity.
Changes:
Adds network-command classification and Refusal::LocalOnly to disabled-security command checks.
Adds regression tests for unrestricted protected paths, media references, artifact materialization, and unredacted log URLs.
Documents the security/privacy boundary and gates an enforced-security attachment test on security-module.
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Inspect commands after shell control keywords
With security disabled and local-only privacy active, if true; then curl https://example.com; fi returns false from may_reach_network: the segments are classified using if, then, and fi as executable names, so neither shell policy check detects curl. Bash's help if documents if COMMANDS; then COMMANDS; ... fi, making this ordinary shell syntax rather than an external script outside the classifier's scope. Parse control keywords, or conservatively refuse unsupported compound syntax, before declaring these segments local.
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Reject unresolved expansion in command positions
With security disabled and local-only privacy active, client=curl; $client https://example.com is allowed: the assignment-only segment is discarded and $client is treated as an unknown local program, although the shell expands it to the known network client. This preflight rejects ${...} but misses ordinary unbraced parameter expansion. Reject unresolved command-word expansions instead of falling through to the local verdict; otherwise the new privacy check can be bypassed without an external script or inline interpreter.
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Parse wrapper-option arity per executable
With security disabled and local-only privacy active, sudo -n curl https://example.com is accepted on hosts where that sudo command is authorized: this shared operand list consumes curl as the supposed value of -n, leaving the URL as the apparent executable. sudo --help defines -n, --non-interactive as "non-interactive mode, no prompts are used"; it takes no argument. Track option arity per wrapper so a normal noninteractive invocation cannot hide a network client.
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Recognize inline-code flags with attached values
With security disabled and local-only privacy active, node --eval="fetch('https://example.com')" is classified as local because its argument is --eval=..., not exactly --eval. Node's --help explicitly documents -e, --eval=... as "evaluate script", so this is an ordinary inline-code invocation that the classifier intends to refuse, not an external script outside its scope. Recognize attached option values before accepting the interpreter; otherwise both shell policy checks permit its network request.
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Normalize Windows executable names before classification
On the native Windows runtime, where host_shell_flavor() selects Cmd, a normal invocation such as curl.exe https://example.com is classified as local: program_name retains .exe, whereas the client, wrapper, and interpreter tables contain only suffixless names. Consequently, local-only mode with security disabled still permits the Windows executables for the listed network clients. Normalize Windows executable names before matching so this protection covers the shipped Windows host as well.
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Blank quoted heredoc bodies before scanning
With security disabled and local-only privacy active, a local cat <<'EOF' heredoc containing ${HOME} is refused because this raw search sees the literal body before quoting is considered. Likewise, a body line beginning with curl is interpreted as an executable by the later segment scan. AGENTS.md explicitly defines quoted-heredoc bodies as data that must be blanked before any structural scan. Apply that preprocessing before both scans so ordinary local script and template writes remain available.
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Actionable comments posted: 18
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Inline comments:
Review comments at
@crates/openhuman-core/src/security/policy/local_only_commands.rs:
- Around line 369-370: Update program_name to strip a trailing .exe suffix
case-insensitively after extracting the basename, so executable names such as
curl.exe match the network-client lookup; leave names without that suffix
unchanged.
- Around line 369-370: Normalize the result of program_name to lowercase in
segment_may_reach_network before the case-sensitive network-client and related
program lookups. Use the normalized name consistently for subsequent matching
and subcommand checks so case variants are classified equivalently.
- Around line 272-277: Update strip_prefix in the local-only command policy to
skip shell reserved words such as if, then, else, elif, do, while, until, !, and
{ before identifying a segment’s program. Ensure a segment like “then curl …” is
classified by curl, while preserving existing prefix handling and network-client
checks.
- Around line 295-298: Update the `find` handling to inspect every `-exec`,
`-execdir`, `-ok`, and `-okdir` clause rather than only the first, and reject
the command if any clause can reach the network. Add a test where a harmless
first clause is followed by a clause invoking `curl`.
- Around line 357-363: Update the LocalOnly command classifier around the git
option handling so `git -c` configuration values with an `alias.` key, matched
case-insensitively, are classified as network commands rather than skipped as
ordinary option values. Preserve existing handling for other git configuration
values and options.
- Around line 38-41: Add flow and stage fields to the tracing::debug! refusal
event in the self.local_only() branch, using the corresponding values from the
query; do not include command text in the log.
- Around line 276-279: Update may_reach_network to recognize `/dev/tcp/` paths
as network-capable constructs, so commands using them are refused in local-only
mode. Preserve the existing checks for command substitutions and process
substitutions.
- Around line 189-193: Update the expansion-construct check in may_reach_network
to scan command text with single-quote awareness, ignoring constructs inside
single-quoted strings while still detecting them in unquoted and double-quoted
text. Preserve the existing construct checks and refusal behavior for detected
expansions.
- Around line 61-65: Update unchecked_class so query.declared can only raise,
never lower, the inferred class: ensure network-capable commands remain at least
CommandClass::Network even when declared as read, while preserving higher
declared classes and the existing non-network inference.
- Around line 356-363: Update first_subcommand to consume the value following
value-taking global options for npm, pnpm, and yarn, including --prefix,
--registry, --userconfig, --cache, and --workspace, so may_reach_network
classifies the actual subcommand. Add a test case verifying npm --prefix dir
install left-pad is classified as a network-reaching command.
- Around line 280-287: Update the command-classification flow around INLINE_CODE
and program_matches to recognize Python invocations using -m, extract the module
command, and classify it with the existing network-command rules so python3 -m
pip install requests is refused under LocalOnly. Preserve handling of other
Python arguments and add this invocation to the LocalOnly refused-case tests.
- Around line 284-287: Update the argument matching in the INLINE_CODE check so
it recognizes the inline-code flag within single-dash option clusters, such as
`-lc`, for each listed shell. Preserve exact flag matching and do not treat long
options or double-dash arguments as clusters.
- Around line 189-191: Update may_reach_network’s program-word classification so
commands containing a `$` parameter expansion are treated as network-capable,
while preserving the existing network-client and opaque-command checks. Add a
regression case for an assigned command variable invoked as the program word.
- Around line 280-283: Update INLINE_CODE and program matching so LocalOnly
recognizes both cmd and cmd.exe with the /c, /k, and /r flags, regardless of
program-name casing. Add a LocalOnly test confirming that cmd /c curl is
refused.
- Around line 332-337: Update the wrapper-stripping loop around
words.split_first so it stops at env when its options include -S, --split-string
or a valid abbreviation, or a short-option cluster containing S. Keep env in the
returned segment so the existing local-only classification refuses it, including
when env is preceded by wrappers such as timeout or sudo; leave option handling
for other wrappers unchanged.
Review comments at
@crates/openhuman-core/src/security/policy/native_commands.rs:
- Around line 105-107: Update the doc comment for classify_native_command to
match unchecked_class: describe how undeclared commands are classified when
security is disabled, including Network for commands that may reach the network
and Write otherwise, and document the LocalOnly refusal under local-only privacy
mode.
Review comments at @crates/openhuman-core/src/security/policy/README.md:
- Line 50: Clarify the command authorization prose around ClassifyHostAction2:
scope the statement that OpenHuman has no second command vocabulary or shell
parser to security-enforced mode, and explain that when security is disabled,
the host classifier in local_only_commands.rs applies only under [privacy] mode
= "local_only". Preserve the existing description of how the host maps the
stable command class to approval.
Review comments at @crates/openhuman-core/src/security/switch.rs:
- Around line 24-25: Update the local-only mode documentation in the switch
module to limit the shell-command claim to commands the classifier flags as
possibly reaching the network, and clarify that scripts and build tools are not
inspected.
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Add the flow and stage fields to the LocalOnly refusal log.
The refusal log at local_only_commands.rs has no fields. Both the classification and authorization paths reach this branch, so the line cannot show which flow or stage refused the command. Add flow and stage fields. Do not add the command text, because it can contain user content.
🛠️ Suggested fix
--- "a/crates/openhuman-core/src/security/policy/local_only_commands.rs"+++ "b/crates/openhuman-core/src/security/policy/local_only_commands.rs"@@ -35,10 +35,12 @@
query: &CommandQuery<'_>,
) -> Result<CommandVerdict, Refusal> {
let network = may_reach_network(query.command);
if network && self.local_only() {
tracing::debug!(
+ flow = ?query.flow,+ stage = ?query.stage,
"[privacy][local-only] refused a shell command that may reach the network"
);
return Err(Refusal::LocalOnly);
}
Ok(CommandVerdict {
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if network && self.local_only(){
tracing::debug!(
"[privacy][local-only] refused a shell command that may reach the network"
);
if network && self.local_only(){
tracing::debug!(
flow = ?query.flow,
stage = ?query.stage,
"[privacy][local-only] refused a shell command that may reach the network"
);
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Add flow and stage fields to the tracing::debug! refusal event in the
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Keep the unchecked class at Network for network-capable commands.
unchecked_class returns query.declared even when it is lower than the inferred class. With security disabled, a model that declares read for curl https://example.com gets CommandClass::Read back. CommandQuery::declared documents that the value "can only raise the class", so this return violates that contract. The lowered class reaches the authoring manifest's name label. It does not change any gate, budget, or execution decision.
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Update unchecked_class so query.declared can only raise, never lower, the
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Classify a $NAME command word as network-capable under LocalOnly.
With security disabled, may_reach_network does not refuse a bare $NAME in command position. C=curl; $C https://example.com is classified as local, and the POSIX shell runs curl. Refuse a program word that contains $, as the module doc already promises for parameter expansion.
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let program = program_name(program);
- if NETWORK_CLIENTS.contains(&program) || OPAQUE.contains(&program) {+ if program.contains('$') || NETWORK_CLIENTS.contains(&program) || OPAQUE.contains(&program) {
return true;
}
Add C=curl; $C https://example.com to the network case list in local_only_commands_tests.rs.
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Update may_reach_network’s program-word classification so commands containing a
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Scan for expansion constructs only outside single quotes.
may_reach_network refuses any command that contains ${, $(, a backtick, <(, or >(. It runs this raw-text check before segments applies quoting rules. Bash does not expand these constructs inside single quotes, so printf '%s\n' '${HOME}' is refused as Refusal::LocalOnly even though it is a local operation. Keep the check for unquoted and double-quoted text, where bash still expands them, and apply it only outside single quotes.
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Update the expansion-construct check in may_reach_network to scan command text
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Skip shell reserved words before reading a segment's program.
With security disabled and [privacy] mode = "local_only", if true; then curl https://example.com; fi is allowed. The curl segment begins with then, which is not a network client, so it passes. Skip reserved words such as if, then, else, elif, do, while, until, !, and { in strip_prefix. Then classify the command that follows.
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Update strip_prefix in the local-only command policy to skip shell reserved
words such as if, then, else, elif, do, while, until, !, and { before
identifying a segment’s program. Ensure a segment like “then curl …” is
classified by curl, while preserving existing prefix handling and network-client
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Refuse git -c alias.* in the LocalOnly command classifier.
git -c alias.net='!curl …' net is not classified as a network command, because the -c value is skipped and net is read as the subcommand. Git runs the ! alias through a shell, which starts curl. Under security disabled with local_only, the command is allowed. Treat a -c argument whose key starts with alias. (case-insensitive) as a network command.
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Update the LocalOnly command classifier around the git option handling so `git
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set -e
nl -ba crates/openhuman-core/src/tools/impl/system/shell.rs | sed -n '310,380p'echo'-----'
nl -ba crates/openhuman-core/src/tools/impl/system/shell.rs | sed -n '540,600p'
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Strip the .exe suffix before the network-client lookup.
program_name keeps the .exe suffix. The command curl.exe https://example.com therefore misses the NETWORK_CLIENTS check. With security disabled and [privacy] mode = "local_only" active, the command is allowed and runs.
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--- "a/crates/openhuman-core/src/security/policy/local_only_commands.rs"+++ "b/crates/openhuman-core/src/security/policy/local_only_commands.rs"@@ -365,10 +365,16 @@
None
}
/// The program's file name, so `/usr/bin/curl` reads as `curl`.
fn program_name(word: &str) -> &str {
- word.rsplit(['/', '\\']).next().unwrap_or(word)+ let name = word.rsplit(['/', '\\']).next().unwrap_or(word);+ match name.len().checked_sub(4) {+ Some(at) if name.get(at..).is_some_and(|ext| ext.eq_ignore_ascii_case(".exe")) => {+ &name[..at]+ }+ _ => name,+ }
}
/// Whether `program` is `name` or a versioned form of it (`python3.12`).
fn program_matches(name: &str, program: &str) -> bool {
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fn program_name(word:&str) -> &str{
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fn program_name(word:&str) -> &str{
let name = word.rsplit(['/','\\']).next().unwrap_or(word);
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Update program_name to strip a trailing .exe suffix case-insensitively after
extracting the basename, so executable names such as curl.exe match the
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sed -n '1,50p' crates/openhuman-core/src/tools/impl/system/shell_description.rs
Normalize the program name case before the network-client lookups.
segment_may_reach_network compares the raw program name against case-sensitive lists. Under LocalOnly with security disabled, CURL https://example.com is classified as not network-reaching and is allowed. Windows cmd.exe resolves CURL to curl.exe case-insensitively, so the command can reach the network. Lowercasing the program name before the lookups fixes this.
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fn segment_may_reach_network(words: &[String]) -> bool {
let words = strip_prefix(words);
let Some((program, args)) = words.split_first() else {
return false;
};
- let program = program_name(program);- if NETWORK_CLIENTS.contains(&program) || OPAQUE.contains(&program) {+ let program = program_name(program).to_ascii_lowercase();+ if NETWORK_CLIENTS.contains(&program.as_str()) || OPAQUE.contains(&program.as_str()) {
return true;
}
if let Some((_, flags)) = INLINE_CODE
.iter()
- .find(|(name, _)| program_matches(name, program))+ .find(|(name, _)| program_matches(name, &program))
{
if let Some((_, subcommands)) = NETWORK_SUBCOMMANDS
.iter()
- .find(|(name, _)| *name == program)+ .find(|(name, _)| *name == program.as_str())
{
if subcommands == &[""] {
return true;
}
- let Some(subcommand) = first_subcommand(program, args) else {+ let Some(subcommand) = first_subcommand(&program, args) else {
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Normalize the result of program_name to lowercase in segment_may_reach_network
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Update the classify_native_command doc for disabled security.
With security disabled, an undeclared curl command now returns CommandClass::Network. Under local-only privacy mode, it returns Refusal::LocalOnly instead. The doc comment still says an undeclared command is Write and does not mention the refusal. Update the doc to match unchecked_class.
📝 Suggested doc fix
/// Ask TinySecurity to classify a command without applying admission or
/// spending budget. With security disabled nothing is asked: the class is
- /// the model's declared one, or [`CommandClass::Write`] when none is given.+ /// the model's declared one. Otherwise it is [`CommandClass::Network`] for a+ /// command that may reach the network and [`CommandClass::Write`] for any+ /// other command. Under local-only privacy mode, a command that may reach+ /// the network is refused with [`Refusal::LocalOnly`].
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Update the doc comment for classify_native_command to match unchecked_class:
describe how undeclared commands are classified when security is disabled,
including Network for commands that may reach the network and Write otherwise,
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| [`native_commands.rs`](./native_commands.rs) | TinySecurity command gateway and adaptation to host approval outcomes |
| [`local_only_commands.rs`](./local_only_commands.rs) | With security disabled: the host's conservative classifier that refuses shell commands which may reach the network under `[privacy] mode = "local_only"` |
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Clarify the disabled-security exception in the command authorization prose.
The prose says OpenHuman keeps no second command vocabulary or shell parser. With security disabled, local_only_commands.rs does keep one, and the new table row says so. A reader cannot tell which component parses shell commands when security is disabled.
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-`ClassifyHostAction2`; OpenHuman does not keep a second command vocabulary or-shell parser. The host maps the module's stable command class to the approval+`ClassifyHostAction2`; with security enforced, OpenHuman does not keep a second+command vocabulary or shell parser. With security disabled, the host classifier in+`local_only_commands.rs` applies only under `[privacy] mode = "local_only"`. The host+maps the module's stable command class to the approval
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Clarify the command authorization prose around ClassifyHostAction2: scope the
statement that OpenHuman has no second command vocabulary or shell parser to
security-enforced mode, and explain that when security is disabled, the host
classifier in local_only_commands.rs applies only under [privacy] mode =
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set -u
echo'=== switch.rs ==='
nl -ba crates/openhuman-core/src/security/switch.rs | sed -n '1,80p'echo'=== local_only_commands.rs (head) ==='
nl -ba crates/openhuman-core/src/security/policy/local_only_commands.rs | sed -n '1,200p'echo'=== policy README hunk region ==='
nl -ba crates/openhuman-core/src/security/policy/README.md | sed -n '40,60p'echo'=== security README ==='
nl -ba crates/openhuman-core/src/security/README.md | sed -n '10,30p'echo'=== local_only tests (head) ==='
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Qualify the shell-command scope in the switch docs.
The new sentence says local-only mode refuses shell commands that may reach the network. The classifier does not open scripts or build tools, so python3 app.py runs even when the script makes network calls. Name that exception here, as local_only_commands.rs already does.
📝 Suggested doc fix
-//! shell commands that may reach the network; the+//! shell commands the classifier flags as possibly reaching the network+//! (scripts and build tools are not inspected; see+//! `policy/local_only_commands.rs`); the
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//! checks: `[privacy] mode = "local_only"` still refuses external egress and
//! shell commands that may reach the network; the
//! checks: `[privacy] mode = "local_only"` still refuses external egress and
//! shell commands the classifier flags as possibly reaching the network
//! (scripts and build tools are not inspected; see
//! `policy/local_only_commands.rs`); the
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Update the local-only mode documentation in the switch module to limit the
shell-command claim to commands the classifier flags as possibly reaching the
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set -e
sed -n '390,480p' crates/openhuman-core/src/tools/impl/system/shell.rs
echo'----- LocalOnly/network references in shell execution -----'
rg -n -e 'local_only' -e 'LocalOnly' -e 'may_reach_network' -e 'privacy' -- crates/openhuman-core/src/tools/impl/system/ crates/openhuman-core/src/sandbox/ ||test"$?" -eq 1
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Add cmd to the inline-code table so LocalOnly refuses cmd /c.
With security disabled, cmd /c curl https://example.com is allowed under [privacy] mode = "local_only". cmd is missing from INLINE_CODE, and cmd.exe does not match a cmd entry. Add both spellings, with the cmd flags.
The edit does not cover uppercase program names such as CMD /C. Program matching is case-sensitive for every table entry, so that gap needs a separate change. Add a test for cmd /c curl under LocalOnly.
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Update INLINE_CODE and program matching so LocalOnly recognizes both cmd and
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env -S splits its argument into a command line. strip_prefix does not treat -S as an option with a value, so curl https://example.com stays one word. program_name then yields example.com, which is not a network client. The segment is classified as offline, and local_only allows it. Wrapped forms such as timeout 5 env -S '…' and sudo env -S '…' follow the same path.
Stop wrapper stripping at env when it receives -S, --split-string (or an abbreviation), or a short-option cluster containing S. Refuse that segment. The check applies only to env, so other wrapper options are unchanged.
Suggested fix
let program = program_name(program);
+ // `strip_prefix` returns at `env` only when `env` receives `-S`/`--split-string`.+ if program == "env" {+ return true;+ }
if NETWORK_CLIENTS.contains(&program) || OPAQUE.contains(&program) {
let name = program_name(first);
if !WRAPPERS.contains(&name) {
return words;
}
+ let wrapper = words;
words = rest;
// Options of the wrapper, and the duration `timeout` takes.
while let Some((next, rest)) = words.split_first() {
+ if name == "env" && is_split_string_option(next) {+ // Keep `env` in the returned slice so the caller refuses the segment.+ return wrapper;+ }
if next.starts_with('-') || is_assignment(next) {
}
+/// Whether an `env` option word is `-S`, `--split-string`, or a short-option cluster containing `S`.+fn is_split_string_option(word: &str) -> bool {+ if word.starts_with("--") {+ return word.starts_with("--s");+ }+ word.starts_with('-') && word[1..].contains('S')+}+
/// The first subcommand of `program`, skipping its global options (and the
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Update the wrapper-stripping loop around words.split_first so it stops at env
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Summary
Follow-up to #8538, which made TinySecurity-delegated checks permissive when security is disabled: either the build lacks the
security-modulefeature, or the config says[security] mode = "off". #8538 merged with three review points still open. This PR implements the decisions taken on them.check_paths/path_allowed: every path allowed.is_internal: nothing is internal.is_always_forbidden_async:false.validate_path/validate_parent_path: resolved locally.~/.ssh/id_rsalike any other path...traversal (including percent-encoded forms), NUL bytes and empty paths is kept as input validation of a malformed argument, not policy. It applies whether security is enforced or disabled (SecurityPolicy::is_path_string_allowed).AGENTS.mdand the security READMEs now say so.https://…/items?token=sk-live-123&page=2is logged unchanged.[privacy] mode = "local_only"keeps blocking shell network commands when disabled.check_commandandclassify_native_commandnow run a conservative host-side classifier (newsecurity/policy/local_only_commands.rs).Refusal::LocalOnly. The message is[policy-blocked] Local-only privacy mode is active: this command may reach the network….;,&&,||,|,&, newlines, parentheses). It skips variable assignments and wrappers (sudo,env,nohup,timeout N,nice,command,exec, …), then refuses:curl,wget,nc/ncat/netcat,socat,ssh/scp/sftp,ftp/lftp,telnet,http/httpie/xh,aria2c,ping,dig/nslookup/host/whois,traceroute,mosh,rclone,gsutil,aws/gcloud/az,kubectl,helm;git clone/fetch/pull/push/ls-remote/remote/submodule/archive(git global options such as-C dirare skipped);npm install/i/ci/add/update/publish/view/exec,npx,pnpm/yarninstall/add,bunx;pip/pip3 install/download,pipx,uv,uvx,poetry;cargo install/fetch/update/publish/add/search,go get/install/mod;gem,bundle,composer;apt/apt-get/dnf/yum/apk/pacman/brewinstalls and updates;docker/podman pull/push/login/search;rsyncwith a remote endpoint (host:path,rsync://); a localrsyncis allowed;find … -exec <network client>;${…};sh -c,bash -c,python -c,node -e,perl -e, …);eval,source,.;xargs,parallel,watch.make,cargo build,python app.py) are not opened. The classifier only sees the command line.Networkinstead ofWrite(informational only).Public API / behaviour changes
Refusal::LocalOnlyvariant onopenhuman_core::security::policy::Refusal.local_onlyprivacy, shell commands that may reach the network are refused. Before this PR they were allowed.Per-site table (updated rows from #8538)
module_gate.rscheck_paths(_blocking),path_allowed,is_internal(_blocking)path_checks.rsis_always_forbidden_asyncfalsetruenative_paths.rsvalidate_native_path~/.sshreachable)[policy-blocked] TinySecurity path authorization unavailable.., NUL and empty paths refused as input validationmedia/generation/artifact_tool.rscheck_media_reference_floorOkfor any reference[policy-blocked]artifact_offload/policy.rsmaterialization_allowedtrue, workspace internals includedfalseutil/redact.rsredact_url_for_lognative_commands.rscheck_command/classify_native_commandNetwork/Write), except underlocal_onlywhen the host classifier says the command may reach the network →Refusal::LocalOnlyRefusal::Unavailablelocal_only_commands.rsagent/tinyagents/host/security_gate/authorize.rs(shell)local_onlyfor network commands[policy-blocked]check_commandsecurity/egress/privacy.rsTests (fail before, pass after)
I checked each new test fails against the previous behaviour and then restored the code. For the local-only refusal, I short-circuited it, and both local-only gate tests failed. For the allow tests, I forced
switch::disabled()toNone, and all three listed below failed.security/policy/local_only_commands_tests.rs:local_commands_do_not_reach_the_networknetwork_clients_and_network_subcommands_may_reach_the_networkcommands_that_cannot_be_read_with_confidence_are_treated_as_networka_build_without_the_module_keeps_local_only_for_shell_commands(no feature) andsecurity_configured_off_keeps_local_only_for_shell_commands(feature +[security] off). Under LocalOnly:curlis refused,git fetchclassification is refused,lsis allowed, and a policy whose own privacy mode is LocalOnly also refuses. Standard and Sensitive allowcurl, classedNetwork.agent/tinyagents/host/security_gate_tests.rs:a_build_without_the_module_keeps_local_only_for_the_shell_toolandsecurity_configured_off_keeps_local_only_for_the_shell_tool(the shell tool through the real gate).security/policy/policy_tests.rs:assert_every_policy_gate_allowsnow covers a temp home's.ssh/id_rsa: not forbidden,validate_pathandvalidate_parent_pathresolve it, not internal. It also pins the..and NUL input validation.an_enforcing_policy_without_the_module_still_refusesnow shows the same.sshpath is[policy-blocked]when security is enforced and the module is unavailable (modules.enabled = false).agent/harness/artifact_offload/policy_tests.rs:a_build_without_the_module_materializes_anywhereandsecurity_configured_off_materializes_anywhere.media/generation/artifact_tool_tests.rs:a_build_without_the_module_admits_any_media_referenceandsecurity_configured_off_admits_any_media_reference.util/redact_tests.rs:a_build_without_the_module_logs_a_token_query_param_unchangedandsecurity_configured_off_logs_a_token_query_param_unchanged.Re-gated test:
attachments/mod_tests.rsready_media_artifact_in_files_folder_can_be_attachednow compiles only withsecurity-module. Its "an unrelated file in Files is refused" assertion is enforced security. In a build without the module it already failed onmain, at the firstresolve_path.Validation
cargo fmt --all -- --check: ok.cargo clippy -p openhuman --features "$(bash scripts/ci/product-features.sh --core)" -- -D warnings: only the pre-existingtype_complexityerror incore/observability_reporting.rs.cargo clippy -p openhuman-embed --all-targets -- -D warnings: ok.cargo check -p openhuman-embed --no-default-features,--features modules,--features langfuse: ok.cargo test -p openhuman --lib --no-default-features -- local_only a_build_without security::policy::tests security::switch: 48 passed.cargo test -p openhuman --lib --features <product>(modules staged)-- local_only_commands keeps_local_only security_configured_off an_enforcing security::switch token_query materializes_anywhere admits_any_media: 30 passed.security_offandsecurity_defaultpass.security::sweep: the remaining failures are pre-existing onmain. They come from credentials and encrypted-store wording, and from the test harness's storage port (serve the schedule document port). None are in code this PR touches.docs:check,check-process-statics,check-gated-test-allowlist,rust:ignored-tests,check-module-boundaries,check-feature-forwarding: ok.Refs #8538.
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