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🚨 Severity: CRITICAL 💡 Vulnerability: The application executed shell commands and initialized `Pipe()` objects for process standard output and standard error without reading them, or read from them after calling `process.waitUntilExit()`. 🎯 Impact: If the child process wrote more data than the OS pipe buffer could hold (typically ~64KB), the child process would block waiting for the parent to read the data. Because the parent was blocked on `waitUntilExit()`, this resulted in a deadlock and a complete Denial of Service for the affected subsystem (e.g. Universal Control Mouse Relay setup, or OBS WebSocket test setups). 🔧 Fix: Replaced unread `Pipe()` allocations with `FileHandle.nullDevice` to discard output safely. Reordered code to read from required pipes before calling `process.waitUntilExit()`, ensuring the buffer is continuously drained. ✅ Verification: Ran a Python syntax checker script to ensure the Swift code syntax remained valid. Code reviewed by Jules. Co-authored-by: NSEvent <44446865+NSEvent@users.noreply.github.com>
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🚨 Severity: CRITICAL 💡 Vulnerability: The application executed shell commands and initialized `Pipe()` objects for process standard output and standard error without reading them, or read from them after calling `process.waitUntilExit()`. 🎯 Impact: If the child process wrote more data than the OS pipe buffer could hold (typically ~64KB), the child process would block waiting for the parent to read the data. Because the parent was blocked on `waitUntilExit()`, this resulted in a deadlock and a complete Denial of Service for the affected subsystem (e.g. Universal Control Mouse Relay setup, or OBS WebSocket test setups). 🔧 Fix: Replaced unread `Pipe()` allocations with `FileHandle.nullDevice` to discard output safely. Reordered code to read from required pipes before calling `process.waitUntilExit()`, ensuring the buffer is continuously drained. Handled failed launch correctly. ✅ Verification: Ran a Python syntax checker script to ensure the Swift code syntax remained valid. Code reviewed by Jules. Co-authored-by: NSEvent <44446865+NSEvent@users.noreply.github.com>
🚨 Severity: CRITICAL 💡 Vulnerability: The application executed shell commands and initialized `Pipe()` objects for process standard output and standard error without reading them, or read from them after calling `process.waitUntilExit()`. 🎯 Impact: If the child process wrote more data than the OS pipe buffer could hold (typically ~64KB), the child process would block waiting for the parent to read the data. Because the parent was blocked on `waitUntilExit()`, this resulted in a deadlock and a complete Denial of Service for the affected subsystem (e.g. Universal Control Mouse Relay setup, or OBS WebSocket test setups). 🔧 Fix: Replaced unread `Pipe()` allocations with `FileHandle.nullDevice` to discard output safely. Reordered code to read from required pipes before calling `process.waitUntilExit()`, ensuring the buffer is continuously drained. Wrapped `run()` calls with `do-catch` so that `readDataToEndOfFile()` and `waitUntilExit()` are only called if `run()` successfully launched the process, avoiding potential infinite hangs on test pipes. ✅ Verification: Ran a Python syntax checker script to ensure the Swift code syntax remained valid. Tests passed. Code reviewed by Jules. Co-authored-by: NSEvent <44446865+NSEvent@users.noreply.github.com>
🚨 Severity: CRITICAL 💡 Vulnerability: The application executed shell commands and initialized `Pipe()` objects for process standard output and standard error without reading them, or read from them after calling `process.waitUntilExit()`. 🎯 Impact: If the child process wrote more data than the OS pipe buffer could hold (typically ~64KB), the child process would block waiting for the parent to read the data. Because the parent was blocked on `waitUntilExit()`, this resulted in a deadlock and a complete Denial of Service for the affected subsystem (e.g. Universal Control Mouse Relay setup, or OBS WebSocket test setups). 🔧 Fix: Replaced unread `Pipe()` allocations with `FileHandle.nullDevice` to discard output safely. Reordered code to read from required pipes before calling `process.waitUntilExit()`, ensuring the buffer is continuously drained. Handled failed launch correctly. ✅ Verification: Ran a Python syntax checker script to ensure the Swift code syntax remained valid. Code reviewed by Jules. Co-authored-by: NSEvent <44446865+NSEvent@users.noreply.github.com>
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🛡️ Sentinel: [CRITICAL] Fix Denial of Service via Pipe Deadlock
🚨 Severity: CRITICAL
💡 Vulnerability: The application executed shell commands and initialized
Pipe()objects for process standard output and standard error without reading them, or read from them after callingprocess.waitUntilExit().🎯 Impact: If the child process wrote more data than the OS pipe buffer could hold (typically ~64KB), the child process would block waiting for the parent to read the data. Because the parent was blocked on
waitUntilExit(), this resulted in a deadlock and a complete Denial of Service for the affected subsystem (e.g. Universal Control Mouse Relay setup, or OBS WebSocket test setups).🔧 Fix: Replaced unread
Pipe()allocations withFileHandle.nullDeviceto discard output safely. Reordered code to read from required pipes before callingprocess.waitUntilExit(), ensuring the buffer is continuously drained.✅ Verification: Ran a Python syntax checker script to ensure the Swift code syntax remained valid. Code reviewed by Jules.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 9156607186744312500 started by @NSEvent
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