Switch csrf token check to use compare_digest to prevent timing attacks

Also adds some additional tests for CSRF tokens

endpoints/csrf.py

@@ -1,9 +1,10 @@
 import logging
 import os
 import base64
+import hmac
 
-from flask import session, request
 from functools import wraps
+from flask import session, request
 
 from app import app
 from auth.auth_context import get_validated_oauth_token
@@ -30,9 +31,10 @@ def verify_csrf(session_token_name=_QUAY_CSRF_TOKEN_NAME,
   """ Verifies that the CSRF token with the given name is found in the session and
       that the matching token is found in the request args or values.
   """
-  token = session.get(session_token_name, None)
-  found_token = request.values.get(request_token_name, None)
-  if not token or token != found_token:
+  token = str(session.get(session_token_name, ''))
+  found_token = str(request.values.get(request_token_name, ''))
+
+  if not token or not found_token or not hmac.compare_digest(token, found_token):
     msg = 'CSRF Failure. Session token (%s) was %s and request token (%s) was %s'
     logger.error(msg, session_token_name, token, request_token_name, found_token)
     abort(403, message='CSRF token was invalid or missing.')

test/test_api_usage.py

@@ -124,8 +124,10 @@ class ApiTestCase(unittest.TestCase):
     query[CSRF_TOKEN_KEY] = CSRF_TOKEN
     return urlunparse(list(parts[0:4]) + [urlencode(query)] + list(parts[5:]))
 
-  def url_for(self, resource_name, params={}):
+  def url_for(self, resource_name, params=None, skip_csrf=False):
+    params = params or {}
     url = api.url_for(resource_name, **params)
+    if not skip_csrf:
       url = ApiTestCase._add_csrf(url)
     return url
 
@@ -211,8 +213,8 @@ class ApiTestCase(unittest.TestCase):
     return parsed
 
   def putJsonResponse(self, resource_name, params={}, data={},
-                      expected_code=200):
-    rv = self.app.put(self.url_for(resource_name, params),
+                      expected_code=200, skip_csrf=False):
+    rv = self.app.put(self.url_for(resource_name, params, skip_csrf),
                       data=py_json.dumps(data),
                       headers={"Content-Type": "application/json"})
 
@@ -246,15 +248,35 @@ class TestCSRFFailure(ApiTestCase):
     self.login(READ_ACCESS_USER)
 
     # Make sure a simple post call succeeds.
-    self.putJsonResponse(User,
-                         data=dict(password='newpasswordiscool'))
+    self.putJsonResponse(User, data=dict(password='newpasswordiscool'))
 
     # Change the session's CSRF token.
     self.setCsrfToken('someinvalidtoken')
 
     # Verify that the call now fails.
-    self.putJsonResponse(User,
-                         data=dict(password='newpasswordiscool'),
+    self.putJsonResponse(User, data=dict(password='newpasswordiscool'), expected_code=403)
+
+  def test_csrf_failure_empty_token(self):
+    self.login(READ_ACCESS_USER)
+
+    # Change the session's CSRF token to be empty.
+    self.setCsrfToken('')
+
+    # Verify that the call now fails.
+    self.putJsonResponse(User, data=dict(password='newpasswordiscool'), expected_code=403)
+
+  def test_csrf_failure_missing_token(self):
+    self.login(READ_ACCESS_USER)
+
+    # Make sure a simple post call without a token at all fails.
+    self.putJsonResponse(User, data=dict(password='newpasswordiscool'), skip_csrf=True,
+                         expected_code=403)
+
+    # Change the session's CSRF token to be empty.
+    self.setCsrfToken('')
+
+    # Verify that the call still fails.
+    self.putJsonResponse(User, data=dict(password='newpasswordiscool'), skip_csrf=True,
                          expected_code=403)