Validate a cached sourcemap section header before use - #41457
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In `@test/cli/run/transpiler-cache.test.ts`:
- Line 650: Update the filler fixture construction near the `filler` constant to
use `Buffer.alloc(...).toString()` for the repeated content instead of
`String.prototype.repeat()`, preserving the exact generated string and
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- Line 672: In the assertion group for the first transpiler-cache run, move the
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LGTM — the read-path guard reuses the existing is_valid_blob helper and returns via the same crate::CrateError early-return pattern as the neighboring hash checks, so a corrupt entry falls through to the existing unlink-and-regenerate path. One inline nit on the test's use of String.prototype.repeat.
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Overview
The PR adds an O(1) header validation of the sourcemap section read from a .pile runtime-transpiler-cache entry before it is stored on the Entry and later handed to SavedSourceMap/InternalSourceMap::find. It introduces a new InvalidSourceMap variant on the bun_jsc crate's Error enum (plus its label() arm) and a regression test in test/cli/run/transpiler-cache.test.ts that corrupts the on-disk sourcemap header's sync_count and asserts the cache-hit run still completes cleanly.
Security risks
None material. The transpiler cache lives in the user's own cache directory; an attacker with write access there can already substitute arbitrary transpiled output, so this is robustness hardening (crash on torn/corrupt write) rather than a security boundary. The change strictly tightens validation of on-disk bytes before they drive pointer arithmetic — exactly what REVIEW.md's "treat all size/index/length arithmetic on external data as adversarial" rule asks for.
Level of scrutiny
Low-to-moderate. The Rust change is ~12 lines and mirrors the adjacent InvalidHash/MissingData early returns byte-for-byte in shape; it reuses the existing bun_sourcemap::is_valid_blob (already guarding --compile embedded blobs) rather than hand-rolling validation. I checked that the new early return does not introduce a new resource-leak path: there are already error returns after self.output_code is populated (e.g., the esm_record hash check at line 526), so cleanup semantics are unchanged. sourcemap is a Box<[u8]> and drops naturally on the error return. No on-disk format change, so no version bump is needed.
Other factors
The test asserts positive output ("OK" in stdout) before exitCode/signalCode, follows the file's existing spawnSync/temp_dir/env fixtures, and verifies the precondition (corrupted >= 1) so it cannot pass vacuously. The one confirmed finding is a test-performance nit ("x".repeat(120) vs Buffer.alloc), which does not affect correctness.
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CI on 761009f: 180 of 181 jobs pass. The one failure is test/napi/node-napi-tests/test/js-native-api/test_object/do.test.ts on debian 13 x64, which also fails on main and is unrelated to this change. test/cli/run/transpiler-cache.test.ts passes on every lane. Ready for review. |
Problem
.pilesourcemap section with no hash check and no structural check, then hands the bytes toSavedSourceMap::put_mappings(src/jsc/RuntimeTranspilerCache.rs,Entry::load).InternalSourceMap.findwalks theSyncEntryarray and the window streams by the offsets in the blob header. A damaged header reads out of bounds.sync_countto a large value, run again. The cache-hit run crashes (SIGSEGV on release, ASAN abort on a debug build) while it remaps a stack.Fix
InternalSourceMap::is_valid_blobbefore it is stored on theEntry.Entry::loadreturns the newInvalidSourceMaperror. The existing unlink guard infrom_file_with_cache_file_paththen removes the entry, so the next run transpiles and writes a correct one.is_valid_blobchecks the header invariants thatfindtrusts:total_lenequals the section length, andstream_offsetsits after theSyncEntryarray and inside the section. The check is a fixed set of header comparisons, so a cache hit pays no cost proportional to the sourcemap size.test/cli/run/transpiler-cache.test.ts. The new test crashes on the unfixed build and passes with the fix. All 20 tests in the file pass.Background
Entry::loadreads each section before the module runs.InternalSourceMapis Bun's in-process sourcemap format. The blob header holdstotal_len,sync_count, andstream_offset.SavedSourceMapstores the blob andfindreads it during stack remapping.is_valid_blobalready guards the same format for--compileembedded blobs. This change applies it to the disk cache, which an external process or a torn write can damage.Notes
This does not restore the full per-section hashing from #39717, which was reverted in #40948 because hashing the whole sourcemap on every cache hit costs time proportional to its size.
is_valid_blobis an O(1) header check, so it fits the hot path. It catches a corrupt outer header (the repro). It does not walk per-windowSyncEntry.byte_offsetvalues, so a corruption inside a window can still misleadfind. That is the same limitationis_valid_blobhas for--compileblobs.The metadata header offsets used by the test:
sourcemap_byte_offsetat byte 54,sourcemap_byte_lengthat 62 (Metadata::encode:u32version, twou8, then twelveu64).no test proof · iteration 0 · platform-specific test(s) that do not run on this machine, deferring to CI, which covers all platforms: test/cli/run/transpiler-cache.test.ts