Potential fix for code scanning alert no. 13: Uncontrolled command line#14
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Potential fix for https://github.com/Rootless-Ghost/AtomicLoop/security/code-scanning/13
General fix: never pass user-controlled command text directly into
-Commandscript content. Instead, resolve user input to a predefined allowlisted command and only embed that resolved value.Best fix here (without changing intended functionality): in
core/remote_executor.py, after_is_allowed_atomic_command(command)succeeds, normalize and resolve the command through a local hardcoded allowlist mapping (allowed_commands) and use the resolved command inps_script. This makes execution deterministic and removes direct use of tainted input in the command construction path. Keep existing behavior for disallowed commands by returning the same policy error.Changes needed:
core/remote_executor.pyallowed_commandsmap and resolvecommandtoresolved_command.resolved_commandinInvoke-Command ... -ScriptBlock.Suggested fixes powered by Copilot Autofix. Review carefully before merging.