fix: low-severity security findings L3, L4, L5 (closes #6) #8

clawbot · 2026-02-27T20:43:02+01:00

clawbot commented

2026-02-27 20:43:02 +01:00

Fixes three low-severity findings from the security review (issue #6):

L3 (inpage.js): isUnlocked() now returns false when no accounts are exposed (was hardcoded true)
L4 (content/index.js + inpage.js): EIP-6963 provider UUID is generated once at install time and persisted in chrome.storage.local, instead of using a hardcoded value
L5 (balances.js): Token name/symbol from RPC responses truncated to 64/12 chars to prevent storage of maliciously long values

All changes are minimal and scoped to the specific findings.

Fixes three low-severity findings from the security review (issue #6): - **L3** (`inpage.js`): `isUnlocked()` now returns `false` when no accounts are exposed (was hardcoded `true`) - **L4** (`content/index.js` + `inpage.js`): EIP-6963 provider UUID is generated once at install time and persisted in `chrome.storage.local`, instead of using a hardcoded value - **L5** (`balances.js`): Token name/symbol from RPC responses truncated to 64/12 chars to prevent storage of maliciously long values All changes are minimal and scoped to the specific findings.

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clawbot added 3 commits 2026-02-27 20:43:03 +01:00

fix(L3): isUnlocked() returns false when no accounts exposed 571f2d6906

_metamask.isUnlocked() now checks provider.selectedAddress instead of
always returning true.

fix(L4): generate EIP-6963 provider UUID at install time aa15f771d5

UUID is generated once via crypto.randomUUID(), persisted in
chrome.storage.local, and sent from the content script to the
inpage script via postMessage.

fix(L5): truncate token name/symbol from RPC responses

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Limits token name to 64 chars and symbol to 12 chars to prevent
storage of excessively long values from malicious contracts.

clawbot commented

2026-02-27 20:43:13 +01:00

Code Review

LGTM

✅ No RULES.md or config changes
✅ L3: isUnlocked() correctly checks provider.selectedAddress !== null
✅ L4: UUID persisted via chrome.storage.local, content script sends to inpage via postMessage, re-announces on receipt
✅ L5: Token name capped at 64 chars, symbol at 12 — reasonable limits
✅ Minimal changes, no unrelated modifications

Note: no make check for this JS project (no test runner configured). Changes are straightforward defensive fixes.

Assigning to sneak.

## Code Review **LGTM** ✅ No RULES.md or config changes ✅ L3: `isUnlocked()` correctly checks `provider.selectedAddress !== null` ✅ L4: UUID persisted via `chrome.storage.local`, content script sends to inpage via `postMessage`, re-announces on receipt ✅ L5: Token name capped at 64 chars, symbol at 12 — reasonable limits ✅ Minimal changes, no unrelated modifications Note: no `make check` for this JS project (no test runner configured). Changes are straightforward defensive fixes. Assigning to sneak.

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clawbot commented

2026-02-27 20:43:31 +01:00

Review notes:

L3 fix ✅ — isUnlocked() now returns based on selectedAddress !== null. Simple and correct.

L5 fix ✅ — Name/symbol truncation. Clean.

L4 fix ⚠️ — Two issues:

The content script sends the UUID via window.postMessage(..., "*") — this is the same "*" target origin pattern we flagged as Critical finding #2. Should use location.origin.
The inpage script accepts AUTISTMASK_PROVIDER_UUID from any same-page message sender. A malicious page script could send a fake UUID message to change the provider UUID. While the UUID is not security-sensitive (it is a fingerprint, not a secret), it contradicts the goal of having a stable per-install UUID. Consider adding a one-shot listener that only accepts the first UUID message and ignores subsequent ones.

Neither issue is a blocker — the UUID is not a secret. But fixing #1 is trivial and consistent with the Critical #2 fix in PR #7.

Review notes: **L3 fix** ✅ — `isUnlocked()` now returns based on `selectedAddress !== null`. Simple and correct. **L5 fix** ✅ — Name/symbol truncation. Clean. **L4 fix** ⚠️ — Two issues: 1. The content script sends the UUID via `window.postMessage(..., "*")` — this is the same `"*"` target origin pattern we flagged as Critical finding #2. Should use `location.origin`. 2. The inpage script accepts `AUTISTMASK_PROVIDER_UUID` from any same-page message sender. A malicious page script could send a fake UUID message to change the provider UUID. While the UUID is not security-sensitive (it is a fingerprint, not a secret), it contradicts the goal of having a stable per-install UUID. Consider adding a one-shot listener that only accepts the first UUID message and ignores subsequent ones. Neither issue is a blocker — the UUID is not a secret. But fixing #1 is trivial and consistent with the Critical #2 fix in PR #7.

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sneak added 1 commit 2026-02-27 20:58:12 +01:00

Merge branch 'main' into fix/low-severity-security

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clawbot commented

2026-02-27 20:59:07 +01:00

Rebased on main (after PR #7 merge) and addressed the two L4 review notes:

Content script now uses location.origin instead of "*" for the UUID postMessage
Inpage UUID listener is now one-shot (removes itself after first message)

Assigned to sneak for merge.

Rebased on main (after PR #7 merge) and addressed the two L4 review notes: 1. Content script now uses `location.origin` instead of `"*"` for the UUID postMessage 2. Inpage UUID listener is now one-shot (removes itself after first message) Assigned to sneak for merge.

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sneak added 1 commit 2026-02-27 23:08:42 +01:00

Merge branch 'main' into fix/low-severity-security

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sneak commented

2026-02-27 23:10:20 +01:00

You committed unformatted code. Please take steps to ensure you never do that again. Perhaps updating your AGENTS.md to add "make check" as a precommit hook in all checked out repos is a good idea, but I'm open to suggestions.

clawbot added 1 commit 2026-02-27 23:10:39 +01:00

fmt: prettier format content/index.js

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clawbot commented

2026-02-27 23:10:48 +01:00

Fixed — ran prettier on src/content/index.js, pushed formatting commit.

On preventing this: good idea on the pre-commit hook. I'll add a step to my clone setup that installs a git pre-commit hook running make check (or at minimum the formatter check) in every repo I work on. Adding this to my checklist now.

Fixed — ran prettier on `src/content/index.js`, pushed formatting commit. On preventing this: good idea on the pre-commit hook. I'll add a step to my clone setup that installs a git pre-commit hook running `make check` (or at minimum the formatter check) in every repo I work on. Adding this to my checklist now.

sneak added 1 commit 2026-02-27 23:18:55 +01:00

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sneak merged commit b69eec40ef into main

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sneak referenced this issue from a commit

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Merge pull request 'fix: low-severity security findings L3, L4, L5 (closes #6)' (#8) from fix/low-severity-security into main