DSL Integration #1153
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WalkthroughAdds a DSL-based version matching engine and exposes it via utilities; integrates version DSL checks into HTTP response evaluation; and adds a new vulnerability module for CVE-2025-41244 using the version DSL for detection. Changes
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Pull Request Overview
This PR adds DSL (Domain Specific Language) integration for version matching in vulnerability detection, enabling sophisticated version comparisons using operators, ranges, and semantic matching patterns. The implementation provides a new version_dsl condition type for HTTP response evaluation in vulnerability modules.
Key Changes
- Added a comprehensive DSL matcher engine with support for various version comparison operators (>=, <, ~, ^), range syntax, wildcards, and logical operators
- Integrated DSL matching into the HTTP library for use in vulnerability detection modules
- Created a sample vulnerability module demonstrating DSL usage for VMware Aria Operations CVE-2025-41244
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| nettacker/core/utils/dsl_matcher.py | New DSL matching engine with comprehensive version comparison capabilities |
| nettacker/core/utils/common.py | Added utility functions for DSL version matching and content extraction |
| nettacker/core/lib/http.py | Integrated DSL version matching into HTTP response condition evaluation |
| nettacker/modules/vuln/aria_operations_cve_2025_41244.yaml | Example vulnerability module using DSL version matching |
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| r'(\d+(?:\.\d+){1,}(?:-[\w\.\-]+)?)', # Version with optional prerelease (e.g., "1.2.3-beta1") | ||
| r'[Vv]ersion\s+(\d+(?:\.\d+)*(?:-[\w\.\-]+)?)', # "Version 1.2.3-beta" | ||
| r'(\d+(?:\.\d+)*(?:-[\w\.\-]+)?)\s*\([^)]*\)', # "1.2.3-rc (Build 123)" |
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The regex pattern on line 58 uses \.\- in the character class, but the hyphen should be escaped or placed at the end. The current placement could be interpreted as a range. Consider changing to [\w.-] or [\w\.-].
| r'(\d+(?:\.\d+){1,}(?:-[\w\.\-]+)?)', # Version with optional prerelease (e.g., "1.2.3-beta1") | |
| r'[Vv]ersion\s+(\d+(?:\.\d+)*(?:-[\w\.\-]+)?)', # "Version 1.2.3-beta" | |
| r'(\d+(?:\.\d+)*(?:-[\w\.\-]+)?)\s*\([^)]*\)', # "1.2.3-rc (Build 123)" | |
| r'(\d+(?:\.\d+){1,}(?:-[\w.-]+)?)', # Version with optional prerelease (e.g., "1.2.3-beta1") | |
| r'[Vv]ersion\s+(\d+(?:\.\d+)*(?:-[\w.-]+)?)', # "Version 1.2.3-beta" | |
| r'(\d+(?:\.\d+)*(?:-[\w.-]+)?)\s*\([^)]*\)', # "1.2.3-rc (Build 123)" |
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| parts = [part.strip() for part in re.split(rf'\s*(?:{re.escape(splitter)})\s*', normalized, flags=re.IGNORECASE) if part.strip()] | ||
| return combiner(self._evaluate_dsl(part, target_version) for part in parts) |
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The regex compilation in re.split() happens on every evaluation. Consider precompiling these patterns or using a more efficient splitting approach for better performance in high-frequency operations.
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| def extract_version_from_response(self, content, patterns): |
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The method extract_version_from_response lacks a docstring explaining its parameters, return value, and usage. This is a public method that would benefit from proper documentation.
| def extract_version_from_response(self, content, patterns): | |
| def extract_version_from_response(self, content, patterns): | |
| """ | |
| Extracts a version string from the given content using a list of regex patterns. | |
| Args: | |
| content (str): The text content (e.g., HTTP response) to search for a version string. | |
| patterns (list): A list of regex patterns to match version strings in the content. | |
| Returns: | |
| str or None: The extracted version string if a pattern matches, otherwise None. | |
| Usage: | |
| Use this method to extract version information from service responses or banners. | |
| """ |
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nettacker/core/utils/dsl_matcher.py (2)
1-19: Remove unused import.The
SpecifierSetimport at line 11 is not used anywhere in the code.Apply this diff:
from packaging import version -from packaging.specifiers import SpecifierSet from packaging.version import Version, InvalidVersion
435-449: Consider logging extraction failures for debugging.The method silently continues on exceptions (line 446), which could make debugging pattern issues difficult. While the current behavior is acceptable for production, consider adding debug logging.
try: match = re.search(pattern, content, re.IGNORECASE) if match: if match.groups(): return match.group(1) return match.group(0) - except Exception: + except Exception as e: + self.logger.debug(f"Pattern '{pattern}' failed: {e}") continueThis helps diagnose issues when version extraction fails unexpectedly.
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nettacker/core/utils/common.py (1)
nettacker/core/utils/dsl_matcher.py (2)
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nettacker/core/utils/common.py (2)
16-16: LGTM!The import statement is clean and follows the module structure correctly.
456-493: Well-documented utility functions with clean delegation.Both functions provide clear, well-documented wrappers around the DSL matcher functionality. The comprehensive docstrings with examples make the API easy to understand and use.
nettacker/core/lib/http.py (1)
18-19: LGTM!The imports are properly added to the existing import statement from
nettacker.core.utils.common.nettacker/modules/vuln/aria_operations_cve_2025_41244.yaml (1)
52-55: Potential version format mismatch.The regex pattern at line 53 expects a 4-segment version (
([0-9]+\\.[0-9]+\\.[0-9]+\\.[0-9]+)), but the DSL expression at line 55 compares against a 3-segment version (< 8.18.5).This may work if the DSL matcher normalizes versions correctly, but it could cause confusion. Consider:
- If you detect
8.18.5.1234, does< 8.18.5match?- The packaging library typically treats
8.18.5.1234>8.18.5, which may be the intended behaviorVerify that the DSL matcher handles different version segment counts correctly by checking the implementation in
dsl_matcher.pyaround lines 38-69 (version cleaning) and lines 143-187 (version comparison).nettacker/core/utils/dsl_matcher.py (9)
21-36: Entry point method looks solid.The method appropriately validates inputs, delegates to helper methods, and handles errors defensively by returning False. The broad exception handling is acceptable here as this is an external API boundary and failing safely is appropriate for version matching.
38-69: Comprehensive version cleaning logic.The method handles various version string formats including prereleases, which is excellent for real-world version detection. The pattern ordering from most specific to most general is a good approach.
71-128: Well-structured DSL evaluation with comprehensive operator support.The method systematically handles different DSL expression types with proper precedence. The logical connector handling (lines 87-96) correctly processes both symbolic (
||,&&) and word-based (or,and) operators with case-insensitive matching.
130-187: Robust version comparison with intelligent fallback strategy.The three-tier approach (packaging → semver → string comparison) ensures maximum compatibility with various version formats. This defensive design handles edge cases gracefully.
189-259: Correct implementation of semantic versioning operators.Both tilde and caret operators correctly implement npm/semver semantics. The prerelease stripping and version part comparison logic is sound.
261-292: Thoughtful range expression handling.The requirement for spaces around the hyphen (line 274) is a smart design decision that avoids confusion with prerelease versions like
1.2.3-beta1. The comment clearly documents this behavior.
294-328: Intelligent comma-separated condition logic.The categorization of conditions and the use of AND logic for strict range operators vs OR logic for semantic operators (lines 298-325) is well-reasoned for vulnerability detection use cases.
486-487: Global instance is appropriate.The global
dsl_matcherinstance is well-suited for this stateless utility class, providing convenient access throughout the codebase.
1-487: Solid DSL matching implementation with comprehensive version support.This is a well-designed module that handles version matching robustly. The multi-tier fallback strategy, comprehensive operator support, and defensive error handling make it production-ready. The static analysis warnings about bare exceptions are acceptable here given the defensive nature of version parsing.
Key strengths:
- Clean separation of concerns with helper methods
- Multiple fallback strategies (packaging → semver → string)
- Support for various DSL operators and patterns
- Thoughtful handling of edge cases (prerelease versions, hyphen ambiguity)
| # DSL version matching support | ||
| if condition == "version_match": | ||
| version_config = conditions[condition] | ||
| # Extract version from response using patterns | ||
| version_patterns = version_config.get("patterns", []) | ||
| source = version_config.get("source", "content") | ||
| dsl_expression = version_config.get("expression", "") | ||
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| # Get the content to search from | ||
| search_content = "" | ||
| if source == "content": | ||
| search_content = response.get("content", "") | ||
| elif source == "headers": | ||
| header_name = version_config.get("header", "server") | ||
| search_content = response.get("headers", {}).get(header_name.lower(), "") | ||
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| # Extract version | ||
| detected_version = extract_version_from_content(search_content, version_patterns) | ||
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| # Match against DSL expression | ||
| if detected_version and dsl_expression: | ||
| match_result = version_matches_dsl(detected_version, dsl_expression) | ||
| if match_result: | ||
| condition_results["version_match"] = [detected_version] | ||
| else: | ||
| condition_results["version_match"] = [] | ||
| else: | ||
| condition_results["version_match"] = [] |
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Review the config structure documentation.
The implementation assumes a specific structure for version_config with keys like "patterns", "source", "expression", and "header". However, the YAML file uses "expressions" (plural) at line 54, not "expression" (singular) at line 101.
At line 101, the code reads:
dsl_expression = version_config.get("expression", "")But the YAML at line 54-55 uses:
expressions:
- "< 8.18.5"This mismatch means dsl_expression will always be an empty string. You need to decide on singular vs plural and handle accordingly:
- dsl_expression = version_config.get("expression", "")
+ # Handle both single expression and list of expressions
+ expressions = version_config.get("expressions", [])
+ if not expressions:
+ # Fallback for singular
+ single_expr = version_config.get("expression", "")
+ expressions = [single_expr] if single_expr else []
# Get the content to search from
search_content = ""
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detected_version = extract_version_from_content(search_content, version_patterns)
# Match against DSL expression
- if detected_version and dsl_expression:
- match_result = version_matches_dsl(detected_version, dsl_expression)
- if match_result:
- condition_results["version_match"] = [detected_version]
- else:
+ if detected_version and expressions:
+ # Check if version matches ANY expression (OR logic)
+ matched = any(version_matches_dsl(detected_version, expr) for expr in expressions)
+ if matched:
+ condition_results["version_match"] = [detected_version]
+ else:
condition_results["version_match"] = []
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condition_results["version_match"] = []🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In nettacker/core/lib/http.py around lines 95 to 122, the code reads
version_config.get("expression", "") but the YAML uses "expressions" (plural),
so dsl_expression is always empty; update the code to read the correct key
(decide on singular or plural to match project config) — either change to use
"expressions" and treat it as a list (e.g., use the first expression or iterate
all and succeed on any match) or normalize both keys by checking for
"expression" then "expressions"; then pass the chosen expression string(s) into
version_matches_dsl and set condition_results["version_match"] accordingly
(non-empty when any expression matches), ensuring header lookup still lowercases
header names when source == "headers".
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Critical: Condition name mismatch between implementation and usage.
The code checks for condition == "version_match" (line 96), but the YAML module at line 51 uses version_dsl as the condition key. This mismatch will cause the version matching feature to fail silently.
Looking at the YAML file nettacker/modules/vuln/aria_operations_cve_2025_41244.yaml at line 51, the condition is named version_dsl, but this code expects version_match. You need to align the naming:
Option 1 (Recommended): Change the Python code to match the YAML:
- if condition == "version_match":
+ if condition == "version_dsl":Option 2: Change the YAML to use version_match instead of version_dsl.
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Based on my verification of the codebase, the critical issue identified in the original review comment is confirmed: there is a definitive condition name mismatch that will cause the version matching feature to fail silently.
Critical: Condition name mismatch — YAML uses version_dsl but Python code expects version_match.
The search results confirm:
version_dslappears only in the YAML file at line 51 ofnettacker/modules/vuln/aria_operations_cve_2025_41244.yamlversion_matchappears in the Python condition handler at line 96 ofnettacker/core/lib/http.py, where the code checksif condition == "version_match"- When the YAML conditions dictionary is iterated, the key will be
"version_dsl", which will never match the string"version_match"in the comparison
This mismatch causes the entire version matching feature to be silently skipped—no error is raised, the condition simply doesn't execute.
Fix: Change the YAML condition key from version_dsl to version_match to align with the Python implementation:
- version_dsl:
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In nettacker/core/lib/http.py around lines 95 to 122 there is a condition
handler checking for "version_match" but the YAML uses the key "version_dsl",
causing the branch to never execute; fix by aligning the keys so the YAML
condition key is renamed from "version_dsl" to "version_match" (or alternatively
change the Python check to "version_dsl") across the codebase so the iteration
over conditions will trigger the version extraction and DSL matching logic.
| version_dsl: | ||
| patterns: | ||
| - '\\?version=([0-9]+\\.[0-9]+\\.[0-9]+\\.[0-9]+)' | ||
| expressions: | ||
| - "< 8.18.5" | ||
| reverse: false |
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Multiple inconsistencies with the http.py implementation.
The version_dsl configuration has several issues:
- Condition name mismatch: Uses
version_dslbuthttp.pyline 96 expectsversion_match - Key mismatch: Uses
expressions(plural) at line 54, buthttp.pyline 101 readsexpression(singular) - Unsupported field: The
reversefield at line 56 is not handled by the implementation inhttp.py
Apply these fixes to align with the implementation:
- version_dsl:
+ version_match:
patterns:
- '\\?version=([0-9]+\\.[0-9]+\\.[0-9]+\\.[0-9]+)'
- expressions:
+ expression:
- - "< 8.18.5"
- reverse: false
+ "< 8.18.5"Note: If you want to support multiple expressions, the http.py implementation needs to be updated accordingly (see my comment on http.py lines 95-122).
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| version_dsl: | |
| patterns: | |
| - '\\?version=([0-9]+\\.[0-9]+\\.[0-9]+\\.[0-9]+)' | |
| expressions: | |
| - "< 8.18.5" | |
| reverse: false | |
| version_match: | |
| patterns: | |
| - '\\?version=([0-9]+\\.[0-9]+\\.[0-9]+\\.[0-9]+)' | |
| expression: | |
| "< 8.18.5" |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In nettacker/modules/vuln/aria_operations_cve_2025_41244.yaml around lines
51-56, the keys must match the http.py implementation: rename the top-level
block from "version_dsl" to "version_match", change "expressions" to the
singular "expression" and remove the unsupported "reverse" field; leave the
existing pattern and expression value intact (or if you intend to support
multiple expressions, instead update http.py to accept an array named
"expressions" and handle "reverse" there).
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nettacker/core/utils/dsl_matcher.py (1)
435-449: Add docstring for public methodextract_version_from_response.Per coding guidelines, public APIs in the nettacker package should have docstrings. This method is exposed via the global
dsl_matcherinstance and used by http.py.As per coding guidelines
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def extract_version_from_response(self, content, patterns): + """ + Extract version string from content using regex patterns. + + Args: + content (str): Text content (e.g., HTTP response) to search for version. + patterns (list): List of regex patterns to match version strings. + + Returns: + str or None: Extracted version string if found, otherwise None. + """ if not content or not patterns: return Nonenettacker/core/lib/http.py (1)
96-122: Remove or consolidate the redundantversion_matchhandler.This handler duplicates much of the logic in the
version_dslhandler (lines 125-155) but with inconsistent feature support:
version_match: supports header source but not multiple expressions or reverse logicversion_dsl: supports multiple expressions and reverse but only searches contentSince the YAML module uses
version_dsl, this handler appears to be unused. Either:
- Remove this handler entirely, OR
- Consolidate both handlers into one with full feature support
Apply this diff to consolidate by removing the redundant handler:
- # DSL version matching support - if condition == "version_match": - version_config = conditions[condition] - # Extract version from response using patterns - version_patterns = version_config.get("patterns", []) - source = version_config.get("source", "content") - dsl_expression = version_config.get("expression", "") - - # Get the content to search from - search_content = "" - if source == "content": - search_content = response.get("content", "") - elif source == "headers": - header_name = version_config.get("header", "server") - search_content = response.get("headers", {}).get(header_name.lower(), "") - - # Extract version - detected_version = extract_version_from_content(search_content, version_patterns) - - # Match against DSL expression - if detected_version and dsl_expression: - match_result = version_matches_dsl(detected_version, dsl_expression) - if match_result: - condition_results["version_match"] = [detected_version] - else: - condition_results["version_match"] = [] - else: - condition_results["version_match"] = [] -Alternatively, if both handlers are intentionally kept, add a comment explaining when to use each one. As per coding guidelines.
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nettacker/core/lib/http.py (1)
125-155: Consider adding header source support to matchversion_matchfeatures.The
version_dslhandler currently only searches response content (line 133). The earlierversion_matchhandler supports extracting versions from headers as well (lines 105-109). Consider adding header source support here for feature parity, or document why content-only extraction is intentional.If header support is desired, apply this diff:
if condition == "version_dsl": version_config = conditions[condition] # Extract version from response using patterns version_patterns = version_config.get("patterns", []) dsl_expressions = version_config.get("expressions", []) reverse = version_config.get("reverse", False) + source = version_config.get("source", "content") - # Get the content to search from (default to content) - search_content = response.get("content", "") + # Get the content to search from + search_content = "" + if source == "content": + search_content = response.get("content", "") + elif source == "headers": + header_name = version_config.get("header", "server") + search_content = response.get("headers", {}).get(header_name.lower(), "") # Extract version detected_version = extract_version_from_content(search_content, version_patterns)nettacker/core/utils/dsl_matcher.py (3)
345-384: Remove unreachable return statement.Line 384 has a
return Falsethat is unreachable because the try-except block at lines 349-382 always returns within both the try and except branches.Apply this diff:
return result != 0 except Exception: return False - - return False
451-483: Remove unreachable return statement.Line 483 has a
return Falsethat is unreachable because the try-except block at lines 452-481 always returns within both the try and except branches.Apply this diff:
return result != 0 except Exception: return False - - return False
86-96: Consider precompiling regex patterns for better performance.The regex pattern is compiled on every call within the loop (line 95). Since these patterns are static based on the splitter type, consider precompiling them as class-level constants or caching them to improve performance in high-frequency DSL evaluation scenarios.
Example refactor to precompile patterns:
class DSLMatcher: # Precompile logical operator patterns _LOGICAL_PATTERNS = { '||': (re.compile(r'\s*(?:\|\|)\s*'), any), ' or ': (re.compile(r'\s+or\s+', re.IGNORECASE), any), '&&': (re.compile(r'\s*(?:&&)\s*'), all), ' and ': (re.compile(r'\s+and\s+', re.IGNORECASE), all), } def _evaluate_dsl(self, dsl_expression, target_version): # ... existing code ... # Use precompiled patterns for splitter, (pattern, combiner) in self._LOGICAL_PATTERNS.items(): if splitter in ['||', '&&']: check = splitter in normalized else: check = pattern.search(normalized) if check: parts = [part.strip() for part in pattern.split(normalized) if part.strip()] return combiner(self._evaluate_dsl(part, target_version) for part in parts)
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nettacker/core/lib/http.py (1)
18-19: LGTM: Clean imports added for DSL support.The new utility imports are well-organized and provide the necessary functions for version extraction and DSL matching.
nettacker/modules/vuln/aria_operations_cve_2025_41244.yaml (2)
1-15: LGTM: Severity and metadata accurately reflect CVE-2025-41244.The severity rating has been corrected to 7.8 (matching the official CVSSv3 score), and the description accurately reflects the local privilege escalation vulnerability in VMware Aria Operations and VMware Tools.
51-56: LGTM: Version DSL configuration now aligns with http.py implementation.The
version_dslcondition configuration correctly uses:
expressions(plural) with a list format - matches line 129 in http.pyreversefield - handled by line 130 in http.py- The condition name
version_dsl- matches the handler at line 125 in http.pyPrevious mismatches between YAML and Python implementation have been resolved.
Verify the version constraint accurately reflects the CVE:
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I will continue to update this PR; something still isn't quite working. |
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@rxerium can you please review the multiple suggestions left by CodeRabbit and Copilot |
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