🛡️ Sentinel: Fix password handling and command parsing vulnerabilities#18
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🛡️ Sentinel Security Fix
Vulnerability:
entrypoint.sh. Passwords containing backslashes were corrupted byreadwithout-r.VPNCMD_SERVERandVPNCMD_HUBincorrectly processed semicolon-separated commands, executing only the first command in the list.Fix:
-rto allreadcommands to preserve backslashes.$usernameand$passwordvariables to prevent word splitting and globbing.VPNCMD_*variables to execute all commands.set -f(noglob) around dynamic command execution to safely allow argument splitting without filesystem globbing.Verification:
tests/verify_password_fix.shwhich reproduces the issues and verifies the fixes.bash -n.Journal:
.jules/sentinel.mdregarding shell script input handling risks.PR created automatically by Jules for task 14100508329879748494 started by @bluPhy