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Jared Stewart updated GEODE-2153:
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Description:
I have started a server and locator using the sample RedactingPostProcessor
implementation. I created a /customers region and inserted a Customer:
{code}
Region<String, Customer> region = connectToRegion("customers");
Customer customer = new Customer(1L, "FirstName", "LastName", "123-456-7890");
region.put("galen", customer);
{code}
The following query and get operation show our customer's SSN getting redacted
as expected:
{code}
Customer customerFromGet = region.get("galen");
//{ type = com.jaredjstewart.Customer, customerId = 1, firstName = FirstName,
lastName = LastName, ssn = ********** }
Object customerFromQuery = queryService.newQuery("select * from
/customers").execute();
//{ type = com.jaredjstewart.Customer, customerId = 1, firstName = FirstName,
lastName = LastName, ssn = ********** }
{code}
However, it is possible to leak information by accessing the field which is
supposed to be redacted in a where clause:
{code}
Object customer = queryService.newQuery("select c from /customers c where
c.socialSecurityNumber='123-456-7890'").execute();
//this redacts but still leaks the vital information
{code}
It is also possible to query the field directly:
{code}
Object customerSSN = queryService.newQuery("select c.socialSecurityNumber from
/customers c").execute();
{code}
was:
I have started a server and locator using the sample RedactingPostProcessor
implementation. I created a /customers region and inserted a Customer:
{code}
Region<String, Customer> region = connectToRegion("customers");
Customer customer = new Customer(1L, "FirstName", "LastName",
"123-456-7890");
region.put("galen", customer);
{code}
The following query and get operation show our customer's SSN getting redacted
as expected:
{code}
Customer customerFromGet = region.get("galen");
//{ type = com.jaredjstewart.Customer, customerId = 1, firstName = FirstName,
lastName = LastName, ssn = ********** }
Object customerFromQuery = queryService.newQuery("select * from
/customers").execute();
//{ type = com.jaredjstewart.Customer, customerId = 1, firstName = FirstName,
lastName = LastName, ssn = ********** }
{code}
However, it is possible to leak information by accessing the field which is
supposed to be redacted in a where clause:
{code}
Object customer = queryService.newQuery("select c from /customers c where
c.socialSecurityNumber='123-456-7890'").execute();
//this redacts but still leaks the vital information
{code}
It is also possible to query the field directly:
{code}
Object customerSSN = queryService.newQuery("select c.socialSecurityNumber from
/customers c").execute();
{code}
> PostProcessor security
> ----------------------
>
> Key: GEODE-2153
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GEODE-2153
> Project: Geode
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: security
> Reporter: Jared Stewart
>
> I have started a server and locator using the sample RedactingPostProcessor
> implementation. I created a /customers region and inserted a Customer:
> {code}
> Region<String, Customer> region = connectToRegion("customers");
> Customer customer = new Customer(1L, "FirstName", "LastName", "123-456-7890");
> region.put("galen", customer);
> {code}
> The following query and get operation show our customer's SSN getting
> redacted as expected:
> {code}
> Customer customerFromGet = region.get("galen");
> //{ type = com.jaredjstewart.Customer, customerId = 1, firstName = FirstName,
> lastName = LastName, ssn = ********** }
> Object customerFromQuery = queryService.newQuery("select * from
> /customers").execute();
> //{ type = com.jaredjstewart.Customer, customerId = 1, firstName = FirstName,
> lastName = LastName, ssn = ********** }
> {code}
> However, it is possible to leak information by accessing the field which is
> supposed to be redacted in a where clause:
> {code}
> Object customer = queryService.newQuery("select c from /customers c
> where c.socialSecurityNumber='123-456-7890'").execute();
> //this redacts but still leaks the vital information
> {code}
> It is also possible to query the field directly:
> {code}
> Object customerSSN = queryService.newQuery("select c.socialSecurityNumber
> from /customers c").execute();
> {code}
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