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@tslite/sanitize

v0.1.5

Published

TSLite sanitize — fail-closed AST guard against sandbox-escape surfaces (constructor/prototype/__proto__, dangerous globals) + own-only runtime member access. DEFENSE IN DEPTH, not a security boundary (see SECURITY.md).

Downloads

1,570

Readme

@tslite/sanitize

Guarda fail-closed contra superfícies de escape de sandbox no AST do TSLite — constructor/prototype/__proto__, prototype pollution, identificadores de autoridade ambiente (eval/process/…) — + guardas de acesso a membro em runtime.

⚠️ Defesa em profundidade, NÃO uma fronteira de segurança. Um filtro de AST nunca é o sandbox (foi o que matou o vm2). A fronteira real é executar a saída sob um realm endurecido (SES lockdown() / isolated-vm) sem autoridade ambiente. Leia SECURITY.md — é a parte mais importante.

import { assertSafe, HERMETIC_POLICY } from "@tslite/sanitize";

assertSafe(ast);                    // lança SanitizeError em construção insegura
assertSafe(ast, HERMETIC_POLICY);   // + rejeita acesso computado dinâmico

Já vem ligado (default ON) nos backends:

evaluate(ast, env);                 // @tslite/interpret — assertSafe + guardKey em runtime
printWithProfile(ast, profile);     // @tslite/printer   — assertSafe antes de emitir

O que ele pega

({}).constructor.constructor("return process")()   // → SanitizeError (forbidden-key)
o.__proto__ / o["constructor"] / { __proto__: x }   // → SanitizeError
eval / Function / process / require / globalThis     // → SanitizeError (forbidden-identifier)
o[k]  // k dinâmico → guardado em runtime (guardKey/safeGet) ou rejeitado (hermetic)

E o que ele não pega (de propósito — são dado legítimo):

{ eval: 1 }      // chave de dado chamada "eval" — ok
o.eval           // membro de dado — ok
o["a"] / o[0]    // acesso literal — ok

API

  • assertSafe(ast, policy?) — guarda fail-closed (lança SanitizeError).
  • findUnsafe / isSafe — versões puras (não-lançantes) pra tooling.
  • DEFAULT_POLICY (guard) · HERMETIC_POLICY (rejeita computado dinâmico).
  • safeGet / safeSet / guardKey — guardas de acesso a membro em runtime (own-only / bloqueio do substrato), pro seu runner de execução.
  • SAFE_GET_SRC / SAFE_SET_SRC / GUARD_KEY_SRC / prelude() — fontes inlináveis (saída auto-contida).

Detalhe completo em API.md · arquitetura em docs/ARCHITECTURE.md · modelo de ameaça e a fronteira real em SECURITY.md.