🔒 Fix use of eval() for Lua Script Execution in Redis Lock#203
🔒 Fix use of eval() for Lua Script Execution in Redis Lock#203giovannibaratta wants to merge 1 commit into
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The use of dynamic `eval()` execution for the Lua script in `app/external/src/redis/redis-lock.ts` poses a potential security risk and is flagged by static analysis. This has been remediated by using `ioredis`'s `defineCommand` to pre-register the release lock script securely. - Added `defineCommand` and `releaseLock` type definitions to the `RedisLockClient` interface. - Registered the script once in the `RedisLock` constructor using `defineCommand`. - Updated the `release` method to use the dynamically added `releaseLock` command instead of `eval`. - Completely removed the `eval` fallback execution from the release method, rejecting instead when `defineCommand` registration hasn't succeeded. Co-authored-by: giovannibaratta <11740915+giovannibaratta@users.noreply.github.com>
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🎯 What: The
⚠️ Risk: Although the currently executed string is statically defined, relying on
eval()function used to execute a Lua script inRedisLockhas been removed and replaced with a registered command usingdefineCommand.eval()can trigger static analysis warnings and is generally considered an anti-pattern when safer script registration mechanisms exist. If the input parameters were ever dynamically concatenated, it could lead to Lua script injection (a form of command injection on the Redis server).🛡️ Solution:
ioredis's nativedefineCommandmethod is utilized to define thereleaseLockcommand once. Thereleasemethod is updated to execute the command directly (this.redis.releaseLock), thus delegating the safe handling and transmission of the script (EVALSHA) directly to theioredisclient.PR created automatically by Jules for task 13317321148588775224 started by @giovannibaratta