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    Verify correct application of labels and attributes · 0366afdf
    Jeff Vander Stoep authored
    With project Treble, we're relying heavily on attributes for
    permission inheritance and enforcement of separation between
    platform and vendor components.
    
    We neead tests that verify those attributes are correctly applied.
    This change adds the framework for those tests including a wrapper
    around libsepol for loading and querying policy, and a python module
    for running tests on policy and file_contexts.
    
    Included with the testing framework is a test asserting that the
    coredomain attribute is only applied to core processes. This
    verification is done using the following rules:
    1. Domain's entrypoint is on /system - coredomain
    2. Domain's entrypoint is on /vendor - not coredomain
    3. Domain belongs to a whitelist of known coredomains - coredomain
    
    In a subsequent commit these tests will be applied at build time.
    However, I first need to fix existing Treble violations exposed by
    this test. These tests will also be applied during CTS.
    
    Test: LD_PRELOAD=$ANDROID_HOST_OUT/lib64/libsepolwrap.so python \
        treble.py -p $OUT/vendor/etc/selinux/precompiled_sepolicy \
        -f $OUT/vendor/etc/selinux/nonplat_file_contexts \
        -f $OUT/system/etc/selinux/plat_file_contexts
    Bug: 37008075
    Change-Id: I7825f5c2909a5801deaccf2bef2bfd227adb0ae9
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    Verify correct application of labels and attributes
    Jeff Vander Stoep authored
    With project Treble, we're relying heavily on attributes for
    permission inheritance and enforcement of separation between
    platform and vendor components.
    
    We neead tests that verify those attributes are correctly applied.
    This change adds the framework for those tests including a wrapper
    around libsepol for loading and querying policy, and a python module
    for running tests on policy and file_contexts.
    
    Included with the testing framework is a test asserting that the
    coredomain attribute is only applied to core processes. This
    verification is done using the following rules:
    1. Domain's entrypoint is on /system - coredomain
    2. Domain's entrypoint is on /vendor - not coredomain
    3. Domain belongs to a whitelist of known coredomains - coredomain
    
    In a subsequent commit these tests will be applied at build time.
    However, I first need to fix existing Treble violations exposed by
    this test. These tests will also be applied during CTS.
    
    Test: LD_PRELOAD=$ANDROID_HOST_OUT/lib64/libsepolwrap.so python \
        treble.py -p $OUT/vendor/etc/selinux/precompiled_sepolicy \
        -f $OUT/vendor/etc/selinux/nonplat_file_contexts \
        -f $OUT/system/etc/selinux/plat_file_contexts
    Bug: 37008075
    Change-Id: I7825f5c2909a5801deaccf2bef2bfd227adb0ae9
policy.py 4.84 KiB
from ctypes import *
import re
import os

class TERule:
    def __init__(self, rule):
        data = rule.split(',')
        self.flavor = data[0]
        self.sctx = data[1]
        self.tctx = data[2]
        self.tclass = data[3]
        self.perms = set((data[4].strip()).split(' '))
        self.rule = rule

class Policy:
    __Rules = None
    __FcDict = None
    __libsepolwrap = None
    __policydbP = None

    # Return all file_contexts entries that map to the input Type.
    def QueryFc(self, Type):
        if Type in self.__FcDict:
            return self.__FcDict[Type]
        else:
            return None

    # Return all attributes associated with a type if IsAttr=False or
    # all types associated with an attribute if IsAttr=True
    def QueryTypeAttribute(self, Type, IsAttr):
        TypeIterP = self.__libsepolwrap.init_type_iter(self.__policydbP,
                create_string_buffer(Type), c_bool(IsAttr))
        if (TypeIterP == None):
            sys.exit("Failed to initialize type iterator")
        buf = create_string_buffer(2048)

        while True:
            ret = self.__libsepolwrap.get_type(buf, c_int(2048),
                    self.__policydbP, TypeIterP)
            if ret == 0:
                yield buf.value
                continue
            if ret == 1:
                break;
            # We should never get here.
            sys.exit("Failed to import policy")
        self.__libsepolwrap.destroy_type_iter(TypeIterP)

    # Return all TERules that match:
    # (any scontext) or (any tcontext) or (any tclass) or (any perms),
    # perms.
    # Any unspecified paramenter will match all.
    #
    # Example: QueryTERule(tcontext=["foo", "bar"], perms=["entrypoint"])
    # Will return any rule with:
    # (tcontext="foo" or tcontext="bar") and ("entrypoint" in perms)
    def QueryTERule(self, **kwargs):
        if self.__Rules is None:
            self.__InitTERules()
        for Rule in self.__Rules:
            # Match source type
            if "scontext" in kwargs and Rule.sctx not in kwargs['scontext']:
                continue
            # Match target type
            if "tcontext" in kwargs and Rule.tctx not in kwargs['tcontext']:
                continue
            # Match target class
            if "tclass" in kwargs and Rule.tclass not in kwargs['tclass']:
                continue
            # Match any perms
            if "perms" in kwargs and not bool(Rule.perms & set(kwargs['perms'])):
                continue
            yield Rule


    def __GetTERules(self, policydbP, avtabIterP):
        if self.__Rules is None:
            self.__Rules = set()
        buf = create_string_buffer(2048)
        ret = 0
        while True:
            ret = self.__libsepolwrap.get_allow_rule(buf, c_int(2048), policydbP, avtabIterP)
            if ret == 0:
                Rule = TERule(buf.value)
                self.__Rules.add(Rule)
                continue
            if ret == 1:
                break;
            # We should never get here.
            sys.exit("Failed to import policy")

    def __InitTERules(self):
        avtabIterP = self.__libsepolwrap.init_avtab(self.__policydbP)
        if (avtabIterP == None):
            sys.exit("Failed to initialize avtab")
        self.__GetTERules(self.__policydbP, avtabIterP)
        self.__libsepolwrap.destroy_avtab(avtabIterP)
        avtabIterP = self.__libsepolwrap.init_cond_avtab(self.__policydbP)
        if (avtabIterP == None):
            sys.exit("Failed to initialize conditional avtab")
        self.__GetTERules(self.__policydbP, avtabIterP)
        self.__libsepolwrap.destroy_avtab(avtabIterP)

    # load ctypes-ified libsepol wrapper
    def __InitLibsepolwrap(self):
        self.__libsepolwrap = CDLL("libsepolwrap.so")

    # load file_contexts
    def __InitFC(self, FcPaths):
        fc = []
        for path in FcPaths:
            if not os.path.exists(path):
                sys.exit("file_contexts file " + path + " does not exist.")
            fd = open(path, "r")
            fc += fd.readlines()
            fd.close()
        self.__FcDict = {}
        for i in fc:
            rec = i.split()
            try:
                t = rec[-1].split(":")[2]
                if t in self.__FcDict:
                    self.__FcDict[t].append(rec[0])
                else:
                    self.__FcDict[t] = [rec[0]]
            except:
                pass

    # load policy
    def __InitPolicy(self, PolicyPath):
        self.__policydbP = self.__libsepolwrap.load_policy(create_string_buffer(PolicyPath))
        if (self.__policydbP is None):
            sys.exit("Failed to load policy")

    def __init__(self, PolicyPath, FcPaths):
        self.__InitLibsepolwrap()
        self.__InitFC(FcPaths)
        self.__InitPolicy(PolicyPath)

    def __del__(self):
        if self.__policydbP is not None:
            self.__libsepolwrap.destroy_policy(self.__policydbP)