rpc: do not return panic stack traces to callers - #67
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On panic recovery the daemon RPC handlers and the two tx-verification recover sites formatted debug.Stack() into the returned error, which becomes the JSON-RPC error body. Any unauthenticated caller could retrieve the node's absolute build path and OS username. Log the stack at V(1) and return a generic error instead. Also fix a nil-pointer dereference in NameToAddress: the address constructor's error was discarded and a stale error checked in its place, so a name whose stored value is not a 33-byte key produced a nil address that was then dereferenced. Guard on the nil address. Values of 33 bytes still resolve as before.
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On panic recovery, the derod RPC handlers and the two tx-verification recover sites formatted
debug.Stack()into the returned error. That error becomes the JSON-RPC error body, so any unauthenticated caller can retrieve the node's absolute build path and OS username.The same disclosure is reachable through
DERO.NameToAddresswith no crafted transaction: a name whose stored value is not a 33-byte key hits a nil-pointer dereference (the address constructor's error was discarded and a stale error checked in its place), which the recover then turns into a stack-trace response.Change
cmd/derod/rpchandlers + 2blockchain/transaction_verify.gorecover sites: log the stack atV(1), return a generic error.NameToAddress: guard on the nil address so malformed stored values return cleanly instead of panicking. Values of 33 bytes (including existing zero-owned names) still resolve exactly as before.Notes