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openclaw/extensions/telegram/src/security-audit.ts
Peter Steinberger 77d9ac30bb refactor: reuse shared coercion helpers (#86419)
* refactor: share talk event metric extraction

* refactor: reuse shared coercion helpers

* refactor: reuse shared primitive guards

* refactor: reuse shared record guard

* refactor: reuse shared primitive helpers

* refactor: reuse shared string guards

* refactor: reuse shared non-empty string guard

* refactor: share plugin primitive coercion helpers

* refactor: reuse plugin coercion helpers

* refactor: reuse plugin coercion helpers in more plugins

* refactor: reuse channel coercion helpers

* refactor: reuse monitor coercion helpers

* refactor: reuse provider coercion helpers

* refactor: reuse core coercion helpers

* refactor: reuse runtime coercion helpers

* refactor: reuse helper coercion in codex paths

* refactor: reuse helper coercion in runtime paths

* refactor: reuse codex app-server coercion helpers

* refactor: reuse codex record helpers

* refactor: reuse migration and qa record helpers

* refactor: reuse feishu and core helper guards

* refactor: reuse browser and policy coercion helpers

* refactor: reuse memory wiki record helper

* refactor: share boolean coercion helpers

* refactor: reuse finite number coercion

* refactor: reuse trimmed string list helpers

* refactor: reuse string list normalization

* refactor: reuse remaining string list helpers

* refactor: reuse string entry normalizer

* refactor: share sorted string helpers

* refactor: share string list normalization

* test: preserve command registry browser imports

* refactor: reuse trimmed list helpers

* refactor: reuse string dedupe helpers

* refactor: reuse local dedupe helpers

* refactor: reuse more string dedupe helpers

* refactor: reuse command string dedupe helpers

* refactor: dedupe memory path lists with helper

* refactor: expose string dedupe helpers to plugins

* refactor: reuse core string dedupe helpers

* refactor: reuse shared unique value helpers

* refactor: reuse unique helpers in agent utilities

* refactor: reuse unique helpers in config plumbing

* refactor: reuse unique helpers in extensions

* refactor: reuse unique helpers in core utilities

* refactor: reuse unique helpers in qa plugins

* refactor: reuse unique helpers in memory plugins

* refactor: reuse unique helpers in channel plugins

* refactor: reuse unique helpers in core tails

* refactor: reuse unique helper in comfy workflow

* refactor: reuse unique helpers in test utilities

* refactor: expose unique value helper to plugins

* refactor: reuse unique helpers for numeric lists

* refactor: replace index dedupe filters

* refactor: reuse string entry normalization

* refactor: reuse string normalization in plugin helpers

* refactor: reuse string normalization in extension helpers

* refactor: reuse string normalization in channel parsers

* refactor: reuse string normalization in memory search

* refactor: reuse string normalization in provider parsers

* refactor: reuse string normalization in qa helpers

* refactor: reuse string normalization in infra parsers

* refactor: reuse string normalization in messaging parsers

* refactor: reuse string normalization in core parsers

* refactor: reuse string normalization in extension parsers

* refactor: reuse string normalization in remaining parsers

* refactor: reuse string normalization in final parser spots

* refactor: reuse string normalization in qa media helpers

* refactor: reuse normalization in provider and media lists

* refactor: reuse normalization for remaining set filters

* refactor: reuse normalization in policy allowlists

* refactor: reuse normalization in session and owner lists

* refactor: centralize primitive string lists

* refactor: reuse lowercase entry helpers

* refactor: reuse sorted string helpers

* refactor: reuse unique trimmed helpers

* refactor: reuse string normalization helpers

* refactor: reuse catalog string helpers

* refactor: reuse remaining string helpers

* refactor: simplify remaining list normalization

* refactor: reuse codex auth order normalization

* chore: refresh plugin sdk api baseline

* fix: make shared string sorting deterministic

* chore: refresh plugin sdk api baseline

* fix: align host env security ordering
2026-05-25 21:20:41 +01:00

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import { readChannelAllowFromStore } from "openclaw/plugin-sdk/conversation-runtime";
import { resolveNativeSkillsEnabled } from "openclaw/plugin-sdk/native-command-config-runtime";
import { normalizeOptionalString } from "openclaw/plugin-sdk/string-coerce-runtime";
import type { OpenClawConfig } from "../runtime-api.js";
import type { ResolvedTelegramAccount } from "./accounts.js";
import { isNumericTelegramSenderUserId, normalizeTelegramAllowFromEntry } from "./allow-from.js";
function collectInvalidTelegramAllowFromEntries(params: { entries: unknown; target: Set<string> }) {
if (!Array.isArray(params.entries)) {
return;
}
for (const entry of params.entries) {
const normalized = normalizeTelegramAllowFromEntry(entry);
if (!normalized || normalized === "*") {
continue;
}
if (!isNumericTelegramSenderUserId(normalized)) {
params.target.add(normalized);
}
}
}
function appendInvalidTelegramAllowFromFinding(
findings: Array<{
checkId: string;
severity: "info" | "warn" | "critical";
title: string;
detail: string;
remediation?: string;
}>,
invalidTelegramAllowFromEntries: Set<string>,
) {
if (invalidTelegramAllowFromEntries.size === 0) {
return;
}
const examples = Array.from(invalidTelegramAllowFromEntries).slice(0, 5);
const more =
invalidTelegramAllowFromEntries.size > examples.length
? ` (+${invalidTelegramAllowFromEntries.size - examples.length} more)`
: "";
findings.push({
checkId: "channels.telegram.allowFrom.invalid_entries",
severity: "warn",
title: "Telegram allowlist contains non-numeric entries",
detail:
"Telegram sender authorization requires numeric Telegram user IDs. " +
`Found non-numeric allowFrom entries: ${examples.join(", ")}${more}.`,
remediation:
"Replace @username entries with numeric Telegram user IDs (use setup to resolve), then re-run the audit.",
});
}
export async function collectTelegramSecurityAuditFindings(params: {
cfg: OpenClawConfig;
accountId?: string | null;
account: ResolvedTelegramAccount;
}) {
const findings: Array<{
checkId: string;
severity: "info" | "warn" | "critical";
title: string;
detail: string;
remediation?: string;
}> = [];
const telegramCfg = params.account.config ?? {};
const accountId =
normalizeOptionalString(params.accountId) ?? params.account.accountId ?? "default";
const invalidTelegramAllowFromEntries = new Set<string>();
collectInvalidTelegramAllowFromEntries({
entries: Array.isArray(telegramCfg.allowFrom) ? telegramCfg.allowFrom : [],
target: invalidTelegramAllowFromEntries,
});
if (params.cfg.commands?.text === false) {
appendInvalidTelegramAllowFromFinding(findings, invalidTelegramAllowFromEntries);
return findings;
}
const defaultGroupPolicy = params.cfg.channels?.defaults?.groupPolicy;
const groupPolicy =
(telegramCfg.groupPolicy as string | undefined) ?? defaultGroupPolicy ?? "allowlist";
const groups = telegramCfg.groups as Record<string, unknown> | undefined;
const groupsConfigured = Boolean(groups) && Object.keys(groups ?? {}).length > 0;
const groupAccessPossible =
groupPolicy === "open" || (groupPolicy === "allowlist" && groupsConfigured);
if (!groupAccessPossible) {
appendInvalidTelegramAllowFromFinding(findings, invalidTelegramAllowFromEntries);
return findings;
}
const storeAllowFrom = await readChannelAllowFromStore("telegram", process.env, accountId).catch(
() => [],
);
const storeHasWildcard = storeAllowFrom.some(
(value) => (normalizeOptionalString(value) ?? "") === "*",
);
collectInvalidTelegramAllowFromEntries({
entries: storeAllowFrom,
target: invalidTelegramAllowFromEntries,
});
const groupAllowFrom = Array.isArray(telegramCfg.groupAllowFrom)
? telegramCfg.groupAllowFrom
: [];
const groupAllowFromHasWildcard = groupAllowFrom.some(
(value) => (normalizeOptionalString(String(value)) ?? "") === "*",
);
collectInvalidTelegramAllowFromEntries({
entries: groupAllowFrom,
target: invalidTelegramAllowFromEntries,
});
let anyGroupOverride = false;
if (groups) {
for (const value of Object.values(groups)) {
if (!value || typeof value !== "object") {
continue;
}
const group = value as Record<string, unknown>;
const allowFrom = Array.isArray(group.allowFrom) ? group.allowFrom : [];
if (allowFrom.length > 0) {
anyGroupOverride = true;
collectInvalidTelegramAllowFromEntries({
entries: allowFrom,
target: invalidTelegramAllowFromEntries,
});
}
const topics = group.topics;
if (!topics || typeof topics !== "object") {
continue;
}
for (const topicValue of Object.values(topics as Record<string, unknown>)) {
if (!topicValue || typeof topicValue !== "object") {
continue;
}
const topic = topicValue as Record<string, unknown>;
const topicAllow = Array.isArray(topic.allowFrom) ? topic.allowFrom : [];
if (topicAllow.length > 0) {
anyGroupOverride = true;
}
collectInvalidTelegramAllowFromEntries({
entries: topicAllow,
target: invalidTelegramAllowFromEntries,
});
}
}
}
const hasAnySenderAllowlist =
storeAllowFrom.length > 0 || groupAllowFrom.length > 0 || anyGroupOverride;
appendInvalidTelegramAllowFromFinding(findings, invalidTelegramAllowFromEntries);
if (storeHasWildcard || groupAllowFromHasWildcard) {
findings.push({
checkId: "channels.telegram.groups.allowFrom.wildcard",
severity: "critical",
title: "Telegram group allowlist contains wildcard",
detail:
'Telegram group sender allowlist contains "*", which allows any group member to run /… commands and control directives.',
remediation:
'Remove "*" from channels.telegram.groupAllowFrom and pairing store; prefer explicit numeric Telegram user IDs.',
});
return findings;
}
if (!hasAnySenderAllowlist) {
const skillsEnabled = resolveNativeSkillsEnabled({
providerId: "telegram",
providerSetting: (telegramCfg.commands as { nativeSkills?: unknown } | undefined)
?.nativeSkills as boolean | "auto" | undefined,
globalSetting: params.cfg.commands?.nativeSkills,
});
findings.push({
checkId: "channels.telegram.groups.allowFrom.missing",
severity: "critical",
title: "Telegram group commands have no sender allowlist",
detail:
`Telegram group access is enabled but no sender allowlist is configured; this allows any group member to invoke /… commands` +
(skillsEnabled ? " (including skill commands)." : "."),
remediation:
"Approve yourself via pairing (recommended), or set channels.telegram.groupAllowFrom (or per-group groups.<id>.allowFrom).",
});
}
return findings;
}