Simon Joseph Aquilina created FELIX-5162:
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Summary: Security Conditions not working on Java 1.8
Key: FELIX-5162
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FELIX-5162
Project: Felix
Issue Type: Bug
Components: Framework Security
Affects Versions: framework.security-2.4.0
Environment: Java 1.8
Reporter: Simon Joseph Aquilina
Priority: Minor
Hello, I have done my tests on the Java runtimes; "1.7.0_71" and "1.8.0_25",
and Felix "felix-framework-5.4.0". I have enabled security by adding
"org.apache.felix.framework.security-2.4.0" to the bundle directory.
I have then created three projects; "p1-check", "p1-policy" and the offending
bundle "p1-evil" (I'll attach all code). My scenario is as follows; I do not
want p1-evil to connect to the Internet. However in p1-evil Activator I placed
some code that makes a request to google and prints the response.
The p1-check bundle has only one condition; MyCheck.java. The isSatisfied()
method of MyCheck returns true if the bundle symbolic name is "com.p1.evil",
which is the symbolic name of the p1-evil bundle.
This is meant to be used with the following security rule (can be found in
security.policy)
DENY {
[com.p1.check.MyCheck]
( java.net.SocketPermission "*" "connect" )
} "MyCheck"
(note: I also tried "connect,resolve", still does not work on java 1.8)
When I execute felix.jar with java 1.7 I can see the logs from p1-check and as
expected p1-evil does not connect and I get an exception
[java.security.AccessControlException: access denied
("java.net.SocketPermission" "google.com:80" "connect,resolve")]
When I execute felix.jar with java 1.8 I can see the logs from p1-check however
p1-evil activator is still allowed to connect to google.
I have tried this on two different machines and I got the same results. Am I
doing something wrong? Or there is something I do not know?
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