fix(device): block disk erase, repartition, and device redirects by kenryu42 · Pull Request #237 · kenryu42/cc-safety-net

kenryu42 · 2026-10-10T18:56:38Z

Fixes #236.

Disk-device destruction is now a protected category at every safety level. Before this change only dd of=/dev/… and mkfs* /dev/… were blocked, while other commands that erase, reformat, or repartition a disk were allowed.

Changes

mkfs.device now covers mke2fs, newfs, and newfs_* on a /dev/ target.
New disk.erase rule (manual_only):
- diskutil erase and partition verbs (eraseDisk, eraseVolume, reformat, partitionDisk, zeroDisk, randomDisk, secureErase), case-insensitive, with any target;
- wipefs -a/-o, any sgdisk option outside the read-only set, and parted mklabel/mktable/mkpart/rm/resizepart, each only when given a /dev/ operand.
New redirect.block-device rule (manual_only): a >, >|, >>, <>, or >& redirect whose literal target is a disk device (/dev/sd*, nvme*, disk*, rdisk*, mmcblk*, md*, dm-*, loop*, /dev/mapper/, /dev/disk/). It matches device names rather than excluding a list, so /dev/null, /dev/tty*, /dev/shm, /dev/tcp, and /dev/cu.* stay allowed. Nested sh -c bodies are checked too.
dd.device-write now allows of=/dev/null, /dev/zero, and /dev/full, so read-speed tests like dd if=big.bin of=/dev/null are no longer blocked.
SECURITY.md names the category, and says further disk tools are added on field evidence.

Still allowed

Read-only use: diskutil list/info, plain wipefs /dev/sdb, sgdisk -p/-E/-i/-i1/-pv, parted /dev/sda print, parted -l.
Disk images: sgdisk -Z disk.img, parted disk.img mklabel gpt, mke2fs disk.img.

Known gaps

The RAM-disk idiom diskutil erasevolume HFS+ RAMDisk $(hdiutil attach -nomount ram://…) is now blocked. disk.erase can be set to "off" in policy overrides.
Dry runs (wipefs -n -a, mke2fs -n, sgdisk --pretend with a write option) are blocked.
Constructed shapes that main also allows: a parted subcommand quoted as one word ('mklabel gpt'), and sgdisk -b with a device as the backup destination.
Not covered: network block devices such as /dev/rbd* and /dev/nbd* in redirects, parted set flag edits, fdisk, sfdisk, gdisk, mkswap, blkdiscard, diskutil apfs deletes, tee/cp onto a device, dynamic redirect targets, and the raw-text and interpreter fallbacks for the new tools.

Tests

Contract rows for every command in [Bug]: diskutil erase, wipefs, sgdisk, parted and redirects to a disk device are allowed at every safety level #236, plus allow rows for the read-only and disk-image forms.
Per-tool rows in tests/gate/analyzer/base.test.ts.
The rule catalog grows from 68 to 70.
No harvested-verdict rows and no explain/doctor snapshots changed.
bun run check passes.

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New Features
- Added detection for disk erasure, partitioning, and filesystem formatting commands targeting devices.
- Added protection against commands that redirect output directly to disk devices.
Bug Fixes
- Writes to /dev/null, /dev/zero, and /dev/full are no longer treated as destructive disk operations.
- Read-only disk operations, image-file operations, and redirects to non-disk device paths remain allowed.

Why: - diskutil eraseDisk, wipefs -a, sgdisk -Z, parted mklabel, and the newfs/mke2fs formatters were allowed at every level, while dd of= a device and mkfs on /dev were blocked (#236). What: - mkfs.device now covers the mkfs, mke2fs, and newfs families; a /dev/ operand is still required. - New manual_only rule disk.erase: diskutil erase and partition verbs (case-insensitive, any target form), wipefs -a/--all/-o/--offset, sgdisk options outside its read-only set, and parted mklabel/mktable/mkpart/rm/resizepart, the last three on a /dev/ operand. - The four heads count as device commands, so nice/timeout/sudo wrappers unwrap to them. - Out of scope: fdisk, sfdisk, gdisk, mkswap, blkdiscard, diskutil apfs, and raw-text or interpreter fallbacks for these tools. Validation: - bun test tests/gate/contract.test.ts tests/gate/analyzer/base.test.ts tests/core/rules/catalog.test.ts failed before the fix (18 disk rows allowed instead of blocked, catalog count 68) and passes after. - bun test tests/gate tests/core/rules tests/cli passed. LOC: src/ +83 / -7 = net +76 tests/ +127 / -1 = net +126 *.md +0 / -0 = net +0 Total +210 / -8 = net +202

Why: - echo x > /dev/sda, cat img.raw > /dev/nvme0n1, and the same inside sh -c were allowed at every level, although they overwrite a disk the same way dd of=/dev/sda does (#236). What: - New manual_only rule redirect.block-device: a >, >|, >>, <>, or >& redirect whose literal target matches a disk device name (disk/rdisk, sd/hd/vd/xvd, nvme, mmcblk, md, dm-, loop, /dev/mapper/, /dev/disk/) blocks. A positive name pattern keeps /dev/null, /dev/tty*, /dev/shm, /dev/tcp, and /dev/cu.* allowed. Redirect-only nodes (echo x &> /dev/sdb splits at &) and nested sh -c bodies reach the same check. - The trace records the check only when it matches, so explain output for other commands is unchanged. - SECURITY.md names disk-device destruction as protected at every level. - The denial renderer's pinned corpus size moves from 313 to 322 for this commit's rows. - Out of scope: tee or cp onto a device, and dynamic targets (> $DEV). Validation: - bun test tests/gate/contract.test.ts tests/core/rules/catalog.test.ts failed before the fix (5 redirect rows allowed instead of blocked, catalog count 69) and passes after. - bun test tests passed. LOC: src/ +42 / -0 = net +42 tests/ +30 / -2 = net +28 *.md +2 / -0 = net +2 Total +74 / -2 = net +72

Why: - dd.device-write blocked any of=/dev/..., including the common dd if=big.bin of=/dev/null bs=1M read-speed test, which destroys nothing. What: - The of= check skips exactly of=/dev/null, of=/dev/zero, and of=/dev/full; every other /dev target, including /dev/nullx, still blocks. - Out of scope: the raw-text and interpreter dd patterns, which still flag of=/dev/null in unparseable or interpreter text. Validation: - bun test tests/gate/contract.test.ts tests/gate/analyzer/base.test.ts failed before the fix (dd of=/dev/null denied as dd.device-write) and passes after. - bun test tests passed. LOC: src/ +6 / -2 = net +4 tests/ +19 / -1 = net +18 *.md +0 / -0 = net +0 Total +25 / -3 = net +22

Why: - sgdisk -E, -F, -f, and -D (and their long forms) only print sector or alignment information, yet disk.erase blocked them on a /dev/ operand; scripts commonly read sgdisk -E /dev/sda to find the last usable sector. What: - Add --end-of-largest, --first-in-largest, --first-aligned-in-largest, and --display-alignment (and their short flags) to sgdisk's read-only option set. Validation: - bun test tests/gate/analyzer/base.test.ts failed before the fix (sgdisk -E /dev/sda matched disk.erase) and passes after. LOC: src/ +8 / -0 = net +8 tests/ +8 / -0 = net +8 *.md +0 / -0 = net +0 Total +16 / -0 = net +16

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The analyzer now detects selected disk erase, partitioning, and filesystem formatting commands, as well as output redirections to block devices. It excludes writes to /dev/null, /dev/zero, and /dev/full from dd matches. Tests and security documentation cover these rules.

Changes

Disk device protections

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Device command rules and matching `src/core/rules/destructive.ts`, `src/gate/analyzer/device.ts`, `tests/gate/analyzer/base.test.ts`, `tests/gate/behavioral-contract-cases.ts`, `tests/core/denial.test.ts`, `tests/core/rules/catalog.test.ts`, `SECURITY.md`	Adds rules and matching for filesystem formatters and selected disk erase or partition commands. Excludes `dd` writes to `/dev/null`, `/dev/zero`, and `/dev/full`. Tests cover matches, non-matches, and updated catalog and corpus counts. The security documentation lists the covered operations.
Block-device redirection analysis `src/core/rules/destructive.ts`, `src/gate/analyzer/device.ts`, `src/gate/analyzer/analyze-command.ts`, `tests/gate/behavioral-contract-cases.ts`	Adds detection for writing redirections with literal block-device targets. Command analysis filters matching rules through the active policy and returns accepted matches. Tests cover blocked disk-device targets and allowed non-disk targets and read redirections.

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sequenceDiagram
  participant CommandAnalysis as analyzeCommandView
  participant RedirectionAnalysis as analyzeDeviceRedirectionMatch
  participant Policy as Active destructive-command policy
  CommandAnalysis->>RedirectionAnalysis: Check command redirections
  RedirectionAnalysis-->>CommandAnalysis: Return a match or null
  CommandAnalysis->>Policy: Filter a matching rule
  Policy-->>CommandAnalysis: Return accepted match or continue analysis

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Some device-writing and partition-edit commands can still alter protected storage without the manual-only decision, while a no-write wipefs dry run is unnecessarily classified as destructive. Tighten these matches before relying on the new protections.

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- Line 61: Update PARTED_TABLE_EDITS so parted set commands are classified as
partition edits and receive the existing disk.erase match; check other
documented parted flag-edit commands against this same classification rule.
- Around line 58-59: Update BLOCK_DEVICE_PATH to recognize supported Ceph RBD
targets, including numeric names such as /dev/rbd0 and paths under /dev/rbd/.
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- Around line 78-79: Update the wipefs branch to exclude the --no-act option
from erase-flag matching, so dry-run commands such as --no-act -a do not trigger
disk.erase while genuine erase commands remain detected.
- Around line 50-51: Update the sgdisk option handling for -b and --backup to
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+  '-b',
+  '--backup',


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Check the backup destination before exempting sgdisk -b.

If the command is sgdisk -b /dev/sdb /dev/sda, -b passes the read-only option check. The backup operation still writes its output to /dev/sdb, so this command receives no disk.erase match. The same gap applies to --backup=/dev/sdb. Inspect the backup destination separately and block it when it names a device. (rodsbooks.com)

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Backing up the GPT onto a raw device isn't a shape we've seen, and main allows it as well. Leaving it as a known gap; this PR covers the commands in #236.

@kenryu42 Thanks for clarifying the scope. The raw-device GPT backup remains a known gap, not a required change for #237. Would you like me to open a follow-up issue?

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coderabbitai · 2026-10-10T18:59:56Z

+const BLOCK_DEVICE_PATH =
+  /^\/dev\/(?:r?disk\d|sd[a-z]|hd[a-z]|vd[a-z]|xvd[a-z]|nvme\d|mmcblk\d|md\d|dm-\d|loop\d|mapper\/|disk\/)/;


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Recognize Ceph block-device targets in output redirects.

If a literal redirect targets /dev/rbd0, BLOCK_DEVICE_PATH returns false. analyzeDeviceRedirectionMatch then permits a write to a mapped Ceph block device. Add the supported RBD device-name forms, including /dev/rbd0 and /dev/rbd/..., to the matcher and its tests. (docs.ceph.com)

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The device-name list covers common local disks. Network block devices like rbd get added when someone actually hits one, so this stays a known gap.

@kenryu42 Thanks for the guidance. Ceph RBD targets remain a known gap outside this PR’s scope. No change is needed in this PR.

Would you like a follow-up issue for RBD redirect protection?

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greptile-apps · 2026-10-10T19:01:41Z

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Summary

This PR adds disk erase and device-write protections. The latest change fixes safe sgdisk inspection commands being blocked.

Disk erase and format commands on devices now require a manual run.
Output redirects to disk devices now require a manual run.
dd read-speed tests can write to harmless device sinks.

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This PR closes the disk-device destruction gap from #236 by widening the existing device analyzer and adding a redirect rule, with contract and per-tool tests. I traced the logic locally, ran the focused tests (438 pass) and typecheck, and cross-checked the third-party option lists against upstream man pages.

mkfs.device widened — now also matches mke2fs and newfs/newfs_* on a /dev/ target via FILESYSTEM_FORMAT_HEAD, replacing the old mkfs/mkfs. name check.
New disk.erase rule — diskutil erase/partition verbs match with any target, while wipefs -a/-o, non-read-only sgdisk options, and parted label/partition edits are gated on a /dev/ operand.
New redirect.block-device rule — output redirects (>, >|, >>, <>, >&) whose literal target matches a block-device path; it runs per command view, so nested sh -c, groups, and subshells are covered while /dev/null, /dev/zero, /dev/full, and non-disk /dev paths stay allowed.
dd.device-write relaxed — of=/dev/null, /dev/zero, and /dev/full are allowed so read-speed tests like dd if=big.bin of=/dev/null are no longer blocked.
SECURITY.md names the protected category and the field-evidence policy; rule catalog grows to 70 and the contract corpus to 323, with no harvested-verdict or snapshot changes.

I verified the two load-bearing external contracts: the sgdisk read-only allowlist matches the upstream man page exactly (every write option — -Z, --zap-all, -o, -n, -A, -r, -m, -g, … — falls outside it, so unknown/abbreviated options fail closed), and the wipefs -a/-o trigger set covers exactly its two write options. The documented gaps (fdisk/sfdisk/gdisk/mkswap/blkdiscard, diskutil apfs deletes, tee/cp onto a device, dynamic targets, RAM-disk idiom) are all listed in the PR body and SECURITY.md, consistent with the project's evidence-based scope.

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Why: - sgdisk -i1 /dev/sda and sgdisk -pv /dev/sda only print partition or table information, yet disk.erase blocked them because the read-only check matched whole tokens only. What: - A short option is read-only when it starts with a value-taking read-only option (-i, -b) or every grouped letter is a read-only flag; a grouped write flag such as -Zo or -pZ still blocks. Validation: - bun test tests/gate/analyzer/base.test.ts failed before the fix (sgdisk -i1 /dev/sda matched disk.erase) and passes after. - bun run check passed. LOC: src/ +13 / -4 = net +9 tests/ +4 / -0 = net +4 *.md +0 / -0 = net +0 Total +17 / -4 = net +13

kenryu42 · 2026-10-10T19:09:54Z

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Rereviewed 14e53ab7, the delta since the prior Pullfrog review at 35d11c8, which fixes the sgdisk short-option parsing flagged by greptile (read-only inspection was being blocked).

Recognize grouped and attached read-only sgdisk options — isSgdiskReadOnlyOption now accepts a short option whose first letter is a value option (-i1, -b<path>) or whose every grouped letter is a read-only flag (-pv), while grouped write flags (-Zo, -pZ) stay blocked. New allow rows cover -i1/-pv and deny rows cover -Zo/-pZ.

The flag and value-option sets track the upstream man page exactly: i/b are the only read-only value options, the grouped flag set (p v O E F f D L P V ?) is entirely non-destructive, and write letters (o, d, I, B, …) are correctly absent, so unknown and -- options still fail closed. I ran the focused tests (base.test.ts, contract.test.ts — 438 pass) and confirmed the four new shapes behave as intended.

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		const BLOCK_DEVICE_PATH =
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