fix(interop): fire map/object collection cap before key materialisation (LAB-413) - #113
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…lisation (LAB-413) encodeMapEntries materialised every utf8Strict key encoding and ran the full byte-order sort before encodeMapHeader's collection-size cap fired, and the key-encoding phase never passes through pushChunk, so the byte budget gave no backstop either (CWE-770/CWE-400, availability-only, args-profile reachable via request-derived map/object arguments). Map keys are unique by construction — unlike Sets (PR #72), no dedupe can shrink the count — so a single up-front checkCollectionSize on entries.length has identical accept/reject semantics and unchanged canonical bytes for every accepted input. The Map branch additionally pre-checks the O(1) .size so an over-cap Map is rejected before its entry tuples are built at all. Regression tests pin the ordering: an iterator spy proves an over-cap Map is never iterated, and a lone-surrogate first key proves the cap wins against utf8Strict on plain objects.
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In `@packages/cachekit/src/serialization/interop.ts`:
- Line 348: Update the plain-object handling before encodeMapEntries so property
enumeration is bounded by DEFAULT_MAX_COLLECTION_SIZE and throws
ValueTooLargeError as soon as the next entry exceeds the cap, avoiding unbounded
Object.entries materialization. Preserve checkCollectionSize(entries.length,
'map') in encodeMapEntries as the final guard for other callers.
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| // after the map/sort below) keeps an over-cap map from forcing N | ||
| // Uint8Array allocations plus an O(N log N) sort that never pass through | ||
| // pushChunk's byte budget. | ||
| checkCollectionSize(entries.length, 'map'); |
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Bound plain-object entry materialisation before applying the cap.
When the input is a plain object, Object.entries(v) runs before encodeMapEntries reaches Line 348. An over-cap object therefore allocates one entry tuple for every property before ValueTooLargeError is raised. This allows request-derived input to consume memory proportional to its full size, so the collection cap does not fully provide the intended availability protection.
Build object entries with a bounded enumeration and reject at the first entry above DEFAULT_MAX_COLLECTION_SIZE. Keep the existing check as the final guard for other callers.
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} else if (typeof v === 'object' && isPlainObject(v)) {
- encodeMapEntries(Object.entries(v), profile, depth, sink);
+ const entries: [string, unknown][] = [];
+ for (const key in v) {
+ if (!Object.prototype.hasOwnProperty.call(v, key)) continue;
+ if (entries.length === DEFAULT_MAX_COLLECTION_SIZE) {
+ checkCollectionSize(entries.length + 1, 'map');
+ }
+ entries.push([key, (v as Record<string, unknown>)[key]]);
+ }
+ encodeMapEntries(entries, profile, depth, sink);
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In `@packages/cachekit/src/serialization/interop.ts` at line 348, Update the
plain-object handling before encodeMapEntries so property enumeration is bounded
by DEFAULT_MAX_COLLECTION_SIZE and throws ValueTooLargeError as soon as the next
entry exceeds the cap, avoiding unbounded Object.entries materialization.
Preserve checkCollectionSize(entries.length, 'map') in encodeMapEntries as the
final guard for other callers.
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Closes LAB-413.
Problem
encodeMapEntriesmaterialised everyutf8Strictkey encoding (NUint8Arrayallocations) and ran the full byte-order sort beforeencodeMapHeader's collection-size cap fired — and the key-encoding phase never passes throughpushChunk, so the byte budget gave no backstop during that phase either. CWE-770/CWE-400, availability-only, args-profile reachable when a@cache-wrapped function takes a request-derived map/object argument. Filed by the LAB-375 panel as the map/object twin of the Set fix in #72.Fix
checkCollectionSize(entries.length, 'map')as the first statement ofencodeMapEntries— before any key is UTF-8-encoded or sorted. Map keys are unique by construction (unlike Sets, no dedupe can shrink the count), so the up-front check has identical accept/reject semantics to the old post-sort check.Mapbranch additionally pre-checks the O(1).sizeso an over-capMapis rejected before its entry tuples are even built.encodeMapHeader's own check stays as the emitter backstop, symmetric withencodeArrayHeader.Byte invariance
Canonical output is unchanged for every accepted input — the new checks are throw-only. All interop/v1 protocol vectors pass byte-for-byte (
test/protocol/interop-mode, key-generation, serialization, cross-sdk suites green).Regression tests (mirroring the #72 spy pattern)
Mapis never iterated (iterated === 0).utf8Stricton plain objects (ValueTooLargeError, not the well-formednessSerializationError), with an under-cap control proving the spy key is live.Mapaccepted withMap/object byte-identity.Both timing tests fail on the parent commit and pass with the fix.
Expert panel (mandatory crypto/protocol gate)
Ran pre-PR at high stakes: bug-hunter, security-specialist, code-craftsman — no findings (byte-invariance, error-precedence, and test validity each independently verified; must-error vectors are error-class-agnostic, so the precedence flip on pathological over-cap inputs changes no control flow). catchphrase-agent proposed cutting the
Map-branch.sizepre-check + its spy test — rejected with craftsman/security backing (O(1) rejection before 10k+ tuple materialisation; mirrors the established pre-check + emitter-backstop layering). Its uncontested cut (a redundant smoke assertion subsumed by the byte-identity check) was applied.Note: local full-suite has 16 pre-existing failures from the stale 0.1.2 NAPI prebuilt vs 0.1.3 crate source (keyring-rotation/wire pack paths) — verified identical on the parent commit; CI builds the crate and is unaffected.
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