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#413-418) This commit addresses 6 HIGH severity integer overflow vulnerabilities detected by gosec (G115) where uint and uint64 values were being converted to int without checking for potential overflow. Files modified: - pkg/workflow/frontmatter_extraction_metadata.go - pkg/workflow/safe_inputs_parser.go Security fixes: - Alert #415: uint64 to int overflow in extractToolsStartupTimeout - Alert #416: uint64 to int overflow in extractToolsTimeout - Alert #417: uint to int overflow in extractToolsStartupTimeout - Alert #418: uint to int overflow in extractToolsTimeout - Alert #413: uint64 to int overflow in safe_inputs_parser (line 398) - Alert #414: uint64 to int overflow in safe_inputs_parser (line 214) Implementation: - Added safeUintToInt() and safeUint64ToInt() helper functions in frontmatter_extraction_metadata.go - Added safeUint64ToIntForTimeout() helper function in safe_inputs_parser.go - These functions check if the value exceeds math.MaxInt before conversion - Returns 0 (engine default timeout) if overflow would occur - Applied safe conversions to all problematic uint/uint64 to int casts Testing: - All existing tests pass - No breaking changes to functionality - Overflow cases now safely default to 0 instead of causing undefined behavior Impact: - Risk: Minimal - Breaking changes: None - Backwards compatibility: Full - On systems where a timeout value would overflow, defaults to 0 (engine default) 🤖 Generated with Claude Code Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Security Fix: Integer Overflow or Wraparound in Timeout Conversions
Alert Numbers: #413, #414, #415, #416, #417, #418
Severity: HIGH
Rule: G115 - integer overflow conversion uint64 → int64
Tool: gosec (Golang security checks)
Vulnerability Description
Gosec detected 6 HIGH severity integer overflow vulnerabilities where
uintanduint64values were being converted directly tointwithout checking for potential overflow. This can lead to:math.MaxIntAffected Locations:
Fix Applied
Added safe conversion helper functions that check for overflow before converting:
frontmatter_extraction_metadata.go:
safe_inputs_parser.go:
Applied these safe conversions to all 6 problematic conversions.
Security Best Practices Applied
✅ Overflow Detection: Check if value exceeds math.MaxInt before conversion
✅ Safe Fallback: Return 0 (engine default timeout) if overflow would occur
✅ No Breaking Changes: Behavior is identical for valid values
✅ Defensive Programming: Follows Go best practices for type conversions
✅ G115 Compliance: Satisfies gosec security scanner requirements
Testing
✅ All tests pass:
go test ./pkg/workflow/...succeeds✅ Build successful:
go build ./pkg/workflow/...passes without errors✅ No breaking changes: Normal operation unchanged for valid timeout values
✅ Overflow handling: Values that would overflow safely default to 0
Impact Assessment
Risk: Minimal
Breaking Changes: None
Backwards Compatibility: Full
Performance: Negligible overhead (single integer comparison per conversion)
The fix only adds overflow checking before type conversion. For valid timeout values (which will always be well below math.MaxInt in practice), the behavior is identical. For edge cases where overflow would occur, the function now safely returns 0 instead of causing undefined behavior.
Why This Fix Is Important
Files Modified
pkg/workflow/frontmatter_extraction_metadata.go:safeUintToInt()andsafeUint64ToInt()helper functionsextractToolsTimeout()(lines 179, 181)extractToolsStartupTimeout()(lines 207, 209)pkg/workflow/safe_inputs_parser.go:safeUint64ToIntForTimeout()helper functionParseSafeInputsFromFrontmatter()(line 224)MergeSafeInputs()(line 408)References