@@ -1,5 +1,6 @@
;;; GNU Guix --- Functional package management for GNU
;;; Copyright © 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020 Ludovic Courtès <ludo@gnu.org>
+;;; Copyright © 2021 Tobias Geerinckx-Rice <me@tobias.gr>
;;;
;;; This file is part of GNU Guix.
;;;
@@ -38,6 +39,7 @@
cve-item?
cve-item-cve
cve-item-configurations
+ cve-item-cvssv3-base-severity
cve-item-published-date
cve-item-last-modified-date
@@ -53,6 +55,7 @@
vulnerability?
vulnerability-id
+ vulnerability-severity
vulnerability-packages
json->vulnerabilities
@@ -72,13 +75,15 @@
(define-json-mapping <cve-item> cve-item cve-item?
json->cve-item
- (cve cve-item-cve "cve" json->cve) ;<cve>
- (configurations cve-item-configurations ;list of sexps
- "configurations" configuration-data->cve-configurations)
- (published-date cve-item-published-date
- "publishedDate" string->date*)
- (last-modified-date cve-item-last-modified-date
- "lastModifiedDate" string->date*))
+ (cve cve-item-cve "cve" json->cve) ;<cve>
+ (configurations cve-item-configurations ;list of sexps
+ "configurations" configuration-data->cve-configurations)
+ (cvssv3-base-severity cve-item-cvssv3-base-severity ;string
+ "impact" impact-data->cve-cvssv3-base-severity)
+ (published-date cve-item-published-date
+ "publishedDate" string->date*)
+ (last-modified-date cve-item-last-modified-date
+ "lastModifiedDate" string->date*))
(define-json-mapping <cve> cve cve?
json->cve
@@ -183,6 +188,15 @@ element found in CVEs, return an sexp such as (\"binutils\" (<
(let ((nodes (vector->list (assoc-ref alist "nodes"))))
(filter-map node->configuration nodes)))
+(define (impact-data->cve-cvssv3-base-severity alist)
+ "Given ALIST, a JSON dictionary for the \"impact\" element found in
+CVEs, return a string indicating its CVSSv3 severity. This should be
+one of \"NONE\", \"LOW\", \"MEDIUM\", \"HIGH\", or \"CRITICAL\", but we
+return whatever we find, or #F if the severity cannot be determined."
+ (let* ((base-metric-v3 (assoc-ref alist "baseMetricV3"))
+ (cvss-v3 (assoc-ref base-metric-v3 "cvssV3")))
+ (assoc-ref cvss-v3 "baseSeverity")))
+
(define (json->cve-items json)
"Parse JSON, an input port or a string, and return a list of <cve-item>
records."
@@ -251,20 +265,21 @@ records."
(* 3600 24 (date-month %now)))
(define-record-type <vulnerability>
- (vulnerability id packages)
+ (vulnerability id severity packages)
vulnerability?
(id vulnerability-id) ;string
+ (severity vulnerability-severity) ;string
(packages vulnerability-packages)) ;((p1 sexp1) (p2 sexp2) ...)
(define vulnerability->sexp
(match-lambda
- (($ <vulnerability> id packages)
- `(v ,id ,packages))))
+ (($ <vulnerability> id severity packages)
+ `(v ,id ,severity ,packages))))
(define sexp->vulnerability
(match-lambda
- (('v id (packages ...))
- (vulnerability id packages))))
+ (('v id severity (packages ...))
+ (vulnerability id severity packages))))
(define (cve-configuration->package-list config)
"Parse CONFIG, a config sexp, and return a list of the form (P SEXP)
@@ -309,12 +324,13 @@ versions."
"Return a <vulnerability> corresponding to ITEM, a <cve-item> record;
return #f if ITEM does not list any configuration or if it does not list
any \"a\" (application) configuration."
- (let ((id (cve-id (cve-item-cve item))))
+ (let ((id (cve-id (cve-item-cve item)))
+ (severity (cve-item-base-severity item)))
(match (cve-item-configurations item)
(() ;no configurations
#f)
((configs ...)
- (vulnerability id
+ (vulnerability id severity
(merge-package-lists
(map cve-configuration->package-list configs)))))))
@@ -332,7 +348,7 @@ sexp to CACHE."
(json->vulnerabilities input))
(write `(vulnerabilities
- 1 ;format version
+ 2 ;format version
,(map vulnerability->sexp vulns))
cache))))
@@ -396,7 +412,7 @@ vulnerabilities affecting the given package version."
;; Map package names to lists of version/vulnerability pairs.
(fold (lambda (vuln table)
(match vuln
- (($ <vulnerability> id packages)
+ (($ <vulnerability> id severity packages)
(fold (lambda (package table)
(match package
((name . versions)
@@ -48,6 +48,7 @@
#:use-module (guix monads)
#:use-module (guix scripts)
#:use-module ((guix ui) #:select (texi->plain-text fill-paragraph))
+ #:use-module (guix colors)
#:use-module (guix gnu-maintenance)
#:use-module (guix cve)
#:use-module ((guix swh) #:hide (origin?))
@@ -1165,6 +1166,35 @@ the NIST server non-fatal."
"Check for known vulnerabilities for PACKAGE. Obtain the list of
vulnerability records for PACKAGE by calling PACKAGE-VULNERABILITIES."
+ (define severity->color
+ ;; A standard CVE colour gradient is red > orange > yellow > green > none.
+ ;; However, ANSI non-bold YELLOW is actually orange whilst BOLD YELLOW
+ ;; is actual yellow, so BOLD would confusingly be less serious. Skip it.
+ (match-lambda
+ ("CRITICAL" (color BOLD RED))
+ ("HIGH" (color RED))
+ ("MEDIUM" (color YELLOW))
+ ("LOW" (color GREEN))
+ (_ (color))))
+
+ (define (colorize-vulnerability vulnerability)
+ ;; If the terminal supports ANSI colours, use them to indicate severity.
+ (colorize-string (vulnerability-id vulnerability)
+ (severity->color (vulnerability-severity
+ vulnerability))))
+
+ (define (simple-format-vulnerability vulnerability)
+ ;; Otherwise, omit colour coding and explicitly append the severity string.
+ (simple-format #f "~a (~a)"
+ (vulnerability-id vulnerability)
+ (string-downcase (vulnerability-severity vulnerability))))
+
+ (define format-vulnerability
+ ;; Check once which of the above to use for all PACKAGE vulnerabilities.
+ (if (color-output? (current-output-port))
+ colorize-vulnerability
+ simple-format-vulnerability))
+
(define (vulnerability< v1 v2)
(define (string-list< list1 list2)
(match list1
@@ -1201,7 +1231,7 @@ vulnerability records for PACKAGE by calling PACKAGE-VULNERABILITIES."
(make-warning
package
(G_ "probably vulnerable to ~a")
- (list (string-join (map vulnerability-id
+ (list (string-join (map format-vulnerability
(sort unpatched vulnerability<))
", "))))))))))