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fix: strip credentials and query tokens from resolved URLs - #1595
Resolved URLs in lockfiles (written by private registries, alternative tooling, or edited manually) can contain user credentials or sensitive authentication tokens (such as https://user:password@registry.example.com/..., token-only userinfo https://token@registry.example.com/..., or query tokens ?token=...). Previously, these credentials were passed through verbatim and leaked into SPDX SBOM downloadLocation and terminal outputs.
Preserves harmless query parameters (e.g. version, checksum, format), commit hash fragments (#hash), and standard git@ SSH service accounts without passwords.
Handles non-standard / malformed URLs gracefully without throwing.
Read-Time Sanitization Across All Lockfiles:
src/parsers/package-lock.ts: sanitizes resolved for npm v1, v2, and v3 lockfiles.
src/parsers/pnpm-lock.ts: sanitizes resolution.tarball for legacy and v9 lockfiles.
src/parsers/yarn-lock.ts: sanitizes resolved for Yarn Classic lockfiles.
src/parsers/bun-lock.ts: sanitizes entry[1] for Bun lockfiles.
Emission-Time Protection:
src/output/spdx.ts: sanitizes downloadLocation before writing SPDX packages.
src/output/printers.ts: sanitizes pkg.resolvedUrl before printing to the terminal.
Testing:
Added unit test suite in tests/utils/url.test.ts covering user:password, token-only userinfo, query tokens (camelCase, snake_case, AWS presigned), mixed query params, git schemes, commit hashes, and non-standard URLs.
Added tests in tests/spdx.test.ts verifying that downloadLocation strips user:password, token-only userinfo, and query tokens.
Added parser tests verifying credential stripping in tests/parsers/npm-lock.test.ts, tests/parsers/pnpm-lock.test.ts, tests/parsers/yarn-lock.test.ts, and tests/parsers/bun-lock.test.ts.
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Removed embedded usernames, passwords, and sensitive query tokens from package download URLs while preserving the remaining URL details, including ordinary query parameters and fragments.
Applied URL sanitization to package data from supported lockfiles and SPDX documents, including duplicate package entries.
Prevented credential-bearing registry URLs from incorrectly affecting malicious-package verification.
Preserved file and SSH download locations while sanitizing credential-bearing URLs.
This change removes credentials and sensitive query parameters from resolved URLs before package upsert stores or merges them. Tests cover URL formats, lockfile parsers, SPDX download locations, and scanner cache behavior.
Changes: Resolved URL sanitization
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Summary
URL sanitization utility and tests src/utils/url.ts, src/utils/debug-redaction.ts, tests/utils/url.test.ts
Adds sensitive query-key detection and URL sanitization for standard, SSH, SCP-style, and malformed URLs. Debug redaction uses the shared credential-key pattern. Tests cover credential removal, query filtering, and preserved URL components.
Package URL sanitization and validation src/parsers/utils.ts, tests/parsers/*-lock.test.ts, tests/spdx.test.ts, tests/scanner-cache.test.ts
upsertPackage sanitizes candidate resolved URLs before key calculation, insertion, or merge. Tests verify sanitized URLs from Bun, npm, pnpm, and Yarn lockfiles, SPDX download locations, and scanner cache behavior.
OWASP/cve-lite-cli#1579: The change sanitizes resolved URLs used in output, which relates to the issue’s objective of including npm v1 tarball URLs in SPDX output.
Possibly related PRs
OWASP/cve-lite-cli#1596: Both changes sanitize resolvedUrl in upsertPackage to prevent credentials from appearing in downstream outputs.
Merge Risk: Moderate · previous review 5e302
The change strips most credentials and query tokens from resolved URLs, but some less common forms can still reach SPDX download locations and terminal output unchanged. Fix those cases before merge, or accept them knowingly. The affected inputs are uncommon, and the common lockfile credential forms are handled.
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Users can still expose credentials in SPDX output, so issue #1591 is not complete. It asks for shared removal of credentials and query tokens from all outputs, plus SPDX tests for user:password, token…
Fix SCP fallback handling for credentials with unencoded delimiters and add parser and SPDX regression tests. Until issue #1591 is complete, replace Closes #1591 with Refs #1591.
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The title follows the required format, uses the allowed type "fix", starts the description in lowercase, clearly describes the credential and query-token removal, and has no trailing period.
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The description includes the required change rationale and a closing issue reference. It clearly explains the URL sanitization behavior, affected lockfile parsers and outputs, and test coverage.
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Users receive sanitized resolved URLs before output. For [#1591], stripUrlCredentials removes URL userinfo and sensitive query parameters, and preserves non-sensitive data such as commit fragments a…
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The changes stay within [#1591]. The helper and parser, SPDX, terminal, JSON, and CycloneDX protections implement the issue. The parser and helper tests verify the required behavior. Reusing `SECRET_K…
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The PR body references GitHub issue #1591 with Closes #1591.
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Users receive sanitized resolved URLs before output. For [#1591], stripUrlCredentials removes URL userinfo and sensitive query parameters, and preserves non-sensitive data such as commit fragments and standard git@ SSH accounts. upsertPackage sanitizes resolvedUrl before storing package data, which covers JSON and CycloneDX consumers. The reported parser integrations cover npm v1/v2/v3, pnpm, Yarn, and Bun. SPDX and terminal output paths also sanitize their values. The added tests cover user:password, token-only userinfo, query tokens, each listed parser, and SPDX downloadLocation.
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The changes stay within [#1591]. The helper and parser, SPDX, terminal, JSON, and CycloneDX protections implement the issue. The parser and helper tests verify the required behavior. Reusing SECRET_KEY in debug redaction removes duplicate credential-key logic, and the scanner-cache regression test verifies that sanitization does not break advisory matching. No unrelated change is demonstrated.
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Users can still expose credentials in SPDX output, so issue #1591 is not complete. It asks for shared removal of credentials and query tokens from all outputs, plus SPDX tests for user:password, token-only userinfo, and query tokens. The tests are present. The prior git+ssh://secret@github.com:org?ref=a@b example is fixed, but src/utils/url.ts leaves user:pa?ss@github.com:org/repo.git unchanged: the SCP fallback treats ? as the query boundary before it looks for userinfo. The new merge in src/parsers/utils.ts:26 can store that URL from a later npm entry; src/output/spdx.ts:256 then emits it.
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Fix SCP fallback handling for credentials with unencoded delimiters and add parser and SPDX regression tests. Until issue #1591 is complete, replace Closes #1591 with Refs #1591.
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- Line 45: Update the query-parameter filtering in stripUrlCredentials to handle
decodeURIComponent failures in the fallback path: treat an undecodable key as
sensitive and drop that parameter, while preserving the existing filtering for
keys that decode successfully.
- Line 88: Update the URL sanitization around the `sanitized.replace` userinfo
detection to recognize `@` only within an unambiguous initial authority. Fail
closed when an `@` after an authority delimiter makes the resolved URL boundary
ambiguous, while preserving valid SSH userinfo such as `git@`; do not merely
exclude query or fragment delimiters in a way that could expose credentials.
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- Line 90: Update the URL sanitization fallback around the `sanitized.replace`
call to handle SCP-style Git remotes such as `secret@github.com:org/repo.git`,
which `new URL` rejects. Remove sensitive userinfo while preserving the standard
`git@` account and existing sanitization behavior for URLs containing `://`.
- Around line 30-32: Update isSensitiveQueryParam to recognize sensitive
credential names within bracketed query keys, such as auth[password], before the
sanitizer retains parameters in an SPDX downloadLocation. Preserve the existing
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Extract the fallback branch of stripUrlCredentials into a helper.
This function is now about 70 lines. The catch block is a separate step: it does manual userinfo stripping for URLs that new URL cannot parse. It has its own state (slashIdx, queryIdx, hashIdx, atIdx). Moving it into something like stripUserinfoFallback(url: string): string would make each path easier to review. This matters because security fixes for the fallback (the last-@ and SCP-style cases) will land in that block.
The literals "git+ssh:", "ssh:", "git+ssh://" and "ssh://" also appear twice each. I would turn them into constants, for example a SSH_PROTOCOLS set and a helper isSshScheme.
As per path instructions: "Flag repeated string literals that should be constants" and "functions growing past roughly 60 lines when a distinct step could be its own helper."
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Extract the manual parsing and userinfo-removal logic from the catch block in
stripUrlCredentials into a focused fallback helper that accepts the URL and
returns the sanitized result, preserving its current handling of SSH and
ambiguous delimiters. Centralize the repeated SSH protocol and URL-prefix checks
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- Line 106: Update the malformed-URL fallback at `atIdx` to locate the last `@`
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removed in full; preserve the existing query and hash handling. Add a test in
`tests/utils/url.test.ts` verifying that `stripUrlCredentials` removes the
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- Around line 66-137: Extract the manual parsing and userinfo-removal logic from
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fix(sbom): strip credentials and query tokens from resolved URLs (#1591)
fix: strip credentials and query tokens from resolved URLs
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I still see bracketed query keys such as auth[password] leaking into output.
This is the earlier bracketed-key finding. I don't think the current revision fixes it, even though that thread is marked resolved. normalized.split(/[_-]/) leaves auth[password] as a single part. That part is not in SENSITIVE_PARAM_EXACT, and it contains neither token nor secret. isSensitiveQueryParam("auth[password]") therefore returns false. A lockfile URL like https://host/pkg.tgz?auth[password]=hunter2 keeps the password in SPDX downloadLocation and in the terminal output. For a scanner whose purpose is to keep credentials out of reports, I'd close this gap.
Split on bracket and dot delimiters as well, and add a test for it:
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- const parts = normalized.split(/[_-]/);+ const parts = normalized.split(/[_\-.[\]]+/).filter(Boolean);
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Update isSensitiveQueryParam to treat bracket and dot characters as delimiters
when splitting normalized query keys, so keys such as auth[password] expose
password as a sensitive part. Add a test verifying that auth[password] is
classified as sensitive.
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- Around line 94-97: Update the URL handling around the schemeEnd check so
SCP-style Git URLs are processed before the early return: remove userinfo up to
the last @ before the first colon or slash, while preserving a bare git@ prefix,
then apply stripQueryParams as before. Add tests covering a non-git user and
git@.
- Around line 27-36: Update the splitting logic in isSensitiveQueryParam to
treat brackets and dots as separators, so keys such as auth[password] and
auth.password are recognized as sensitive. Preserve existing detection behavior
and harmless parameters.
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- Around line 27-37: Update isSensitiveQueryParam to treat bracket and dot
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auth[password] expose password as a sensitive part. Add a test verifying that
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Thanks @coder-Yash886, the stripping itself works. I built npm v3, pnpm, Yarn and Bun lockfiles carrying user:pass@, token@, ?token=, _authToken and X-Amz-Signature URLs. On main all of them reach the SPDX downloadLocation, and the token on a git-source note reaches the terminal. On your branch none do, and plain npmjs and git+ssh://git@ URLs come out byte-identical. On your latest commit a malformed percent escape no longer crashes the scan, and the body closes #1591. A correction on my side: the issue mentions CycloneDX and JSON, but those never print the resolved URL, so SPDX and the terminal are the only places this matters. Merged with current main the suite passes and it builds.
What's left:
URLs with nothing to strip still get rewritten. Going through new URL every time turns file:vendor/foo-1.0.0.tgz into file:///vendor/foo-1.0.0.tgz in the SPDX output, a different and wrong path. It also lowercases hosts and re-encodes spaces. Could you return the original string unchanged when there's no userinfo and no sensitive parameter?
#1581 goes first. It's older and adds the v1 resolved read on the same lines in package-lock.ts, plus a merge rule for duplicates. Could you drop that addition here and rebase onto it, keeping only the sanitizing?
One place, not two. Sanitizing once where every parser stores the URL (upsertPackage in src/parsers/utils.ts) would cover every format with one call, including #1581's v1 path for free. It's also the better place, because it stops u:p@registry.npmjs.org hiding a malicious package behind "private source". The per-parser calls, plus the calls in printers.ts and spdx.ts, would then go. Please add a test for that classification change.
Smaller:
debug-redaction.ts already has a SECRET_KEY list of credential names, so please share it rather than adding a second one. The x_amz_ clause is dead, since "signature" and "credential" already catch it, and it also strips harmless X-Amz-Date.
CodeRabbit's point about the fallback userinfo pattern still applies if it isn't anchored: git+ssh://github.com:org?ref=a@b became git+ssh://b.
Tests: the scp-style git+ssh://git@github.com:org/repo.git kept as is, and file: unchanged.
For transparency, #1596 also came in for this issue. Yours is older, so it has first claim.
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@coder-Yash886 I’ll review the changes, including how they protect credentials in output.
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stripUserinfoFallback is about 60 lines and repeats the "git" literal
I like that the fallback fails closed. The function now holds two separate parsers: the SCP-style branch (lines 47 to 70) and the scheme:// branch. It is also easy to lose track of the rules for git@. The literal "git" appears at lines 62, 88, 127 and 146.
I would extract the SCP branch into a helper such as stripScpUserinfo(url). I would also add const GIT_SSH_USER = "git" next to SSH_SCHEMES. This keeps the git@ allowance in one place. It also gives you a clear spot for the / guard in the other comment.
This is not urgent, but it would make the next change to these rules safer.
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Review comment at @src/utils/url.ts around lines 45 - 106:
Refactor stripUserinfoFallback by moving its SCP-style reference parsing branch
into a dedicated stripScpUserinfo helper, preserving its current query/hash
handling and fail-closed behavior. Define a shared Git SSH username constant
alongside the SSH configuration symbols and use it for the Git-user checks
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- Around line 60-66: Update the path-versus-SCP handling near the userinfo check
in `stripQueryParams` so `@scope` in a relative path such as
`packages/@scope/foo` is preserved, while credentials are still removed from SCP
references whose paths contain scoped segments. Distinguish a path segment from
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Protect SPDX output when packages bypass upsertPackage.
I can pass a credential-bearing PackageRef directly to the exported buildSpdxDocument. buildPackageEntry copies its raw resolvedUrl into downloadLocation. This test passes every package through upsertPackage, so it cannot detect that leak. Sanitize downloadLocation in buildPackageEntry, then add a test that calls buildSpdxDocument with an unsanitized package. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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- Line 106: Update the fallback around afterDelim so the presence of `=` alone
does not establish that `@` belongs to a query; when the authority remains
ambiguous, omit the location instead of returning the original
credential-bearing string. Add a regression test for
`git+ssh://user:pa?ss=foo@github.com:org/repo.git` to verify the password is not
exposed.
- Line 3: Add pass to the sensitive-key pattern in SECRET_KEY so
stripUrlCredentials redacts pass query parameters from resolved URLs, and test
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- Line 3: Update SECRET_KEY and isSensitiveQueryParam so passphrase and
sessionid query keys are treated as sensitive and their values are removed from
resolved URLs. Add sanitizer tests covering both keys and preserve existing
handling of credential-bearing parameters.
- Line 3: Update SECRET_KEY and the sensitive-key checks that collect and mask
event-detail values so auth_token is recognized consistently, including when it
appears as a URL query key; ensure its value is redacted before writing event
details.
- Line 50: Update the URL parsing flow around authorityEnd and stripScpUserinfo
so malformed userinfo containing “?” cannot be retained in the resolved URL;
redact the authority before treating “?” as a query delimiter or omit the
ambiguous location. Add regression tests in the URL utility tests for both the
SCP-style and HTTPS inputs described in the review, confirming credentials do
not appear in the resolved URL or its outputs.
- Line 90: Update both fallback branches around the slashIdx check so
query-string @ characters cannot be mistaken for host separators and replace the
Git host; preserve malformed-credential stripping, and add tests for the two
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Thanks @coder-Yash886, this is in good shape now. Sanitizing in upsertPackage covers every lockfile format in one place, and URLs with nothing to strip come back byte for byte. file:vendor/..., packages/@scope/foo and the scp-style git+ssh://git@... all survive, and X-Amz-Date is kept while the signature and credential go. The registry.npmjs.org-with-credentials test is exactly what I wanted for the classification change. Merged with current main the suite passes and it builds, and on a test lockfile neither the SBOM nor the terminal shows the credentials any more.
Two small things, neither blocking. upsertPackage still carries the resolvedUrl ??= merge rule from #1581, so this goes in after #1581 and will need a quick rebase onto it. And a slash-less git+ssh://host:org?ref=a@b:c still comes out as git+ssh://b:c, which is contrived enough that I'm happy to leave it.
Approved. I merge these one at a time, so it will land after #1581.
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Closes #1591
What changed and why
Resolved URLs in lockfiles (written by private registries, alternative tooling, or edited manually) can contain user credentials or sensitive authentication tokens (such as
https://user:password@registry.example.com/..., token-only userinfohttps://token@registry.example.com/..., or query tokens?token=...). Previously, these credentials were passed through verbatim and leaked into SPDX SBOMdownloadLocationand terminal outputs.Changes:
Shared Credential Stripping Helper (
src/utils/url.ts):user:passwordand token-only userinfo liketoken@).token,authToken,_authToken,access_token,apiKey,key,secret,signature,sig,password,X-Amz-Security-Token, etc.).version,checksum,format), commit hash fragments (#hash), and standardgit@SSH service accounts without passwords.Read-Time Sanitization Across All Lockfiles:
src/parsers/package-lock.ts: sanitizesresolvedfor npm v1, v2, and v3 lockfiles.src/parsers/pnpm-lock.ts: sanitizesresolution.tarballfor legacy and v9 lockfiles.src/parsers/yarn-lock.ts: sanitizesresolvedfor Yarn Classic lockfiles.src/parsers/bun-lock.ts: sanitizesentry[1]for Bun lockfiles.Emission-Time Protection:
src/output/spdx.ts: sanitizesdownloadLocationbefore writing SPDX packages.src/output/printers.ts: sanitizespkg.resolvedUrlbefore printing to the terminal.Testing:
tests/utils/url.test.tscoveringuser:password, token-only userinfo, query tokens (camelCase, snake_case, AWS presigned), mixed query params, git schemes, commit hashes, and non-standard URLs.tests/spdx.test.tsverifying thatdownloadLocationstripsuser:password, token-only userinfo, and query tokens.tests/parsers/npm-lock.test.ts,tests/parsers/pnpm-lock.test.ts,tests/parsers/yarn-lock.test.ts, andtests/parsers/bun-lock.test.ts.