Strip control characters from contract read output - #2672
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Pull request overview
Sanitizes contract read string output to prevent terminal control-sequence injection.
Changes:
- Extracts ledger-entry formatting into
entry_record. - Sanitizes string-formatted keys and values.
- Adds a unit regression test for malicious symbols.
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What
Sanitizes the key/value fields in
stellar contract read's default (--output string) output so control and escape sequences can no longer reach the terminal unescaped. The per-entry record building is extracted into a smallentry_recordhelper and theStringbranch now wrapssoroban_spec_tools::to_stringwithsoroban_spec_tools::sanitize. A regression test covers a top-levelScVal::Symbolcarrying escape bytes.Why
soroban_spec_tools::to_stringreturns raw, unescaped bytes for a top-levelScVal::Symbol, and the default output writes those straight to the terminal via the CSV writer. Every other output mode (JSON/XDR) already escapes its content, and the auth-entry signing prompt was hardened the same way in #2667. This applies the same defense-in-depth to thecontract readdisplay path so untrusted ledger content cannot smuggle terminal escape sequences into a user's terminal.Known limitations
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