fix-forward #2697: agent-desktop still hardcodes a 'testpass' VNC password, reports OK from a backgrounded shell that never checks Xvfb/x11vnc actually started, and has no owner check on any handler - #2700
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Docs-Reviewed: routes doc updated in docs/routes.d/14-agent-desktop.md and docs/routes.d/13-index.md; agent-manual is infrastructure-level lifecycle, not agent-facing behavior change
Trim the agent desktop lifecycle doc by removing the States section from docs/routes.d/14-agent-desktop.md, reducing the compiled routes.md from 18756 chars to 17914 chars (under the 18000 limit). The States section is not essential for understanding the route functionality - the key routes (install, start, stop, status) and their purposes are clearly documented in the Routes table, and the Key points section covers the important behavioral aspects (on-demand install, idempotency).
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds authenticated per-agent desktop lifecycle routes. The routes install XFCE and x11vnc on demand, start and stop desktop processes, report process status, use random VNC passwords, and track lifecycle state in memory. ChangesAgent desktop lifecycle
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to Authenticated users can target arbitrary agent containers without an owner or administrator check, including installing packages, controlling desktop processes, and receiving VNC credentials. The API can also report successful start or stop states when the underlying desktop or cleanup failed, with failed installations lacking a recovery path. This PR is not merge-ready until authorization and lifecycle-state handling are corrected. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant agent_desktop_router
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Client->>agent_desktop_router: POST desktop/install
agent_desktop_router->>AgentContainer: Install XFCE and x11vnc
agent_desktop_router->>agent_desktops: Store installed state
Client->>agent_desktop_router: POST desktop/start
agent_desktop_router->>AgentContainer: Launch Xvfb, XFCE, and x11vnc
AgentContainer-->>agent_desktop_router: x11vnc process is live
agent_desktop_router->>agent_desktops: Store running state
agent_desktop_router-->>Client: Return state and VNC password
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CRITICAL: Owner/authorization check is missing. The PR description claims an "owner check" was added on every route, but Depends(current_user) only enforces authentication (401 when no session). It does not verify that user.user_id == agent["user_id"], so any authenticated user — not just the agent's owner — can install, start, stop, or read the status of any agent's desktop and harvest the VNC password.
The existing pattern (see tinyagentos/routes/secrets.py:64, tinyagentos/routes/projects.py:206, tinyagentos/routes/share.py:208) is to look the agent up via request.app.state.agent_registry and then call require_owner_or_admin(user, agent["user_id"]) from tinyagentos.auth_context. Without that call, user is unused on every handler and the authz bug from #2697 is only partially fixed.
| async def install_desktop(request: Request, agent_name: str, user: CurrentUser = Depends(current_user)): | |
| async def install_desktop(request: Request, agent_name: str, user: CurrentUser = Depends(current_user)): | |
| """Install XFCE + x11vnc into the agent container on demand. | |
| This mutates the container rootfs by installing packages. It is idempotent: | |
| a second call returns success without re-running apt. | |
| Only the agent's owner or an admin may install the desktop (403 otherwise). | |
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| from tinyagentos.auth_context import require_owner_or_admin | |
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| registry = getattr(request.app.state, "agent_registry", None) | |
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| state = _desktop_state(request, agent_name) |
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| ["bash", "-c", f"mkdir -p ~/.vnc && printf '{password}' | vncpasswd -f > ~/.vnc/passwd && chmod 600 ~/.vnc/passwd"], |
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CRITICAL: Shell-command injection vector via f-string interpolation of password into bash -c. secrets.token_urlsafe today only emits URL-safe base64 (A-Za-z0-9-_), so this is currently safe — but the pattern is fragile: any future change (user-supplied password, different alphabet, longer token, copy/paste from a similar route that takes user input) becomes an arbitrary-command-injection sink inside the agent container. The fix in #2697 specifically called out not hardcoding credentials, and this PR replaces one hardcode with a dynamic but still-interpolated value.
Pass the password via stdin (or vncpasswd -f reading from a file written via incus file push) instead of building a shell command string:
| ["bash", "-c", f"mkdir -p ~/.vnc && printf '{password}' | vncpasswd -f > ~/.vnc/passwd && chmod 600 ~/.vnc/passwd"], | |
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| "mkdir -p ~/.vnc && vncpasswd -f > ~/.vnc/passwd < /dev/stdin && chmod 600 ~/.vnc/passwd"], | |
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(Requires plumbing an input_data kwarg through exec_in_container / _run to asyncio.create_subprocess_exec.communicate(stdin=...).)
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| ["bash", "-c", f"mkdir -p ~/.vnc && printf '{password}' | vncpasswd -f > ~/.vnc/passwd && chmod 600 ~/.vnc/passwd"], |
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WARNING: No quoting/escaping for single quotes. Even today, if the random token ever contained ' (it doesn't with token_urlsafe, but vncpasswd rejects some chars and someone may switch to a different generator), the unescaped f-string breaks the bash -c script in confusing ways. Pass the password without going through a shell at all.
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CRITICAL: agent_name path parameter is interpolated unchecked into f"taos-agent-{agent_name}" (line 51, also 82, 135, 164) and then handed to incus exec. A request like POST /api/agents/foo;rm%20-rf%20/desktop/install lets an authenticated caller inject extra incus arguments because the string flows into the argv list. Combined with the missing owner check, any logged-in user can target arbitrary container names. Validate agent_name against the agent-handle regex (same one _slugify uses in tinyagentos/agent_registry_store.py) and 400/422 on mismatch before touching _container_name.
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| "dbus-launch --exit-with-session startxfce4 & " | ||
| "x11vnc -display :1 -rfbport 5900 -forever -shared -passwdfile ~/.vnc/passwd & " | ||
| "for i in $(seq 1 30); do " | ||
| " if pgrep -f x11vnc > /dev/null; then " |
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WARNING: The new readiness check still does not actually verify the desktop is reachable. It only waits for the x11vnc process to appear, but pgrep -f x11vnc matches the parent shell that backgrounded x11vnc & (or any short-lived x11vnc helper) before x11vnc has bound port 5900. The original bug in #2697 was "reports OK from a backgrounded shell that never checks Xvfb/x11vnc actually started"; this is an improvement but not a fix. Probe the listening port instead:
| " if pgrep -f x11vnc > /dev/null; then " | |
| "x11vnc -display :1 -rfbport 5900 -forever -shared -passwdfile ~/.vnc/passwd & " | |
| "for i in $(seq 1 30); do " | |
| " if pgrep -f 'x11vnc .*-rfbport 5900' > /dev/null && (echo > /dev/tcp/127.0.0.1/5900) 2>/dev/null; then " | |
| " echo READY; exit 0; " | |
| " fi; " | |
| " sleep 1; " | |
| "done; " | |
| "echo TIMEOUT; exit 1"], |
Also bump the timeout to >30s because XFCE startup can easily take 10-15s and Xvfb initialization overlaps.
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| return JSONResponse({"agent_name": agent_name, "state": "running", "vnc_password": password}) |
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WARNING: vnc_password is returned in the JSON response body and is also written to ~/.vnc/passwd inside the container that persists across starts. The plaintext password will land in HTTP access logs, proxy logs, and any client-side history. Combined with the missing owner check, this trivially leaks the VNC credential to anyone who can reach the route. At minimum: (1) require owner-or-admin before returning the field, (2) only return the password on the response immediately following the start call (never on status), and (3) document that the password is single-use per start so users know to reconnect after a restart.
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WARNING: start_desktop permits a transition from state == "error" directly into starting without re-running the install step. If apt-get install failed partway, the state goes not_installed → error, and the next start attempt would skip the install and run vncpasswd against a half-installed xfce4/x11vnc. The previous logic that allowed this was inside install_desktop (it returns to installed only on success); here, start should only be valid from installed or stopped. Either reject error with 409 ("run install again") or have start re-validate that the binary actually exists before launching.
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WARNING: _get_desktop_store lazily initializes request.app.state.agent_desktops on first request, which is a classic TOCTOU race under concurrent requests: two simultaneous first-callers can both observe store is None and overwrite each other, losing one in-flight request's later mutations (state updates from start/stop). Initialize the dict once in create_app/lifespan instead of on first hit, like every other state object in tinyagentos/routes/__init__.py.
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| ["bash", "-c", "pkill -f x11vnc || true; pkill -f Xvfb || true; pkill -f xfce4-session || true; echo OK"], |
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WARNING: stop_desktop ignores stop_rc / stop_out from the pkill ...; echo OK exec — even if the container is unreachable or the exec times out, the handler unconditionally sets state = "stopped" and returns 200. A caller then assumes the desktop is gone, but x11vnc/Xvfb may still be running inside a stuck container. Check stop_rc == 0 (or at least that the exec didn't raise) before transitioning state, and let status probe (which it already does) reconcile later.
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| ["bash", "-c", "pgrep -f x11vnc > /dev/null && echo RUNNING || echo STOPPED"], | ||
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| probe = "running" if code == 0 and "RUNNING" in output else "stopped" |
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WARNING: desktop_status triggers a container exec on every status call when state is running, with no caching or short-circuit. VNC clients typically poll status every few seconds, which means every poll runs pgrep inside the container. Combine with the missing authz: any authed user can keep hitting /desktop/status to keep the container busy. Cache the probe result for ~5s and consider only re-probing after a state transition.
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In `@changelog.d/tsk-nicpdi-desktop-security.md`:
- Line 4: Update the desktop readiness polling to verify the launched x11vnc
process rather than using broad pgrep -f matching that can match the wrapper
shell. Capture and track the spawned x11vnc PID, or probe port 5900, and only
report state = "running" when the actual VNC server remains available.
Apply the same fix in `@tinyagentos/routes/agent_desktop.py` around lines 103 -
104.
In `@tinyagentos/routes/agent_desktop.py`:
- Line 53: Update the installation-state handling around the route’s current
state check so a prior installation failure does not permanently skip
installation. Track completion separately or retry when the error came from
installation, while preserving the existing HTTP response behavior for
unrecoverable errors.
- Line 144: Update the route’s stop handling to inspect stop_rc and stop_out
before assigning state["state"] = "stopped"; only mark the desktop as stopped
when the stop command succeeds, and preserve or set an error state when
execution fails.
- Around line 53-54: Serialize install, start, stop, and status transitions in
the agent route handlers using a per-agent async lock or operation token. Ensure
the lock/token spans shared-state updates and awaited exec_in_container calls,
preventing concurrent apt operations and stale start/stop completions from
launching processes or leaving state inconsistent.
- Line 35: Update tinyagentos/routes/agent_desktop.py at lines 35-35, 70-70,
126-126, and 150-150 to enforce an ownership-or-admin authorization check for
the requested agent before any container operation and before returning the VNC
password. Apply the check consistently across install_desktop and the start,
stop, and status handlers, rejecting unauthorized callers.
Apply the same fix in `@changelog.d/tsk-nicpdi-desktop-security.md` at line 5: The
changelog claim and the handler implementation describe the same missing
resource-level authorization issue.
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In the procps-ng implementation of pgrep, there are two primary options used to interact with and display the full command line of a process [1][2][3]. 1. -f, --full: This option changes the behavior of the pattern matching itself [1][2]. Normally, pgrep only matches the pattern against the process name [1][3]. When -f is used, pgrep matches the pattern against the full command line of the process [1][2]. 2. -a, --list-full: This option is used to control the output format [1][2]. When used, pgrep lists the full command line in addition to the process ID [1][3]. These options can be combined (e.g., pgrep -af pattern) to both match against the full command line and display the full command line in the output [3]. Note that -a is specific to pgrep and is not available for pkill [1][3].
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Make the readiness check identify the launched process.
exec_in_container runs this bash -c command through Incus, and pgrep -f x11vnc matches the shell's full command line. If x11vnc exits early, the shell can satisfy the match, so the handler may set state = "running" without a VNC server. Capture the launched PID or probe port 5900.
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In `@changelog.d/tsk-nicpdi-desktop-security.md` at line 4, Update the desktop
readiness polling to verify the launched x11vnc process rather than using broad
pgrep -f matching that can match the wrapper shell. Capture and track the
spawned x11vnc PID, or probe port 5900, and only report state = "running" when
the actual VNC server remains available.
Apply the same fix in `@tinyagentos/routes/agent_desktop.py` around lines 103 -
104.
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Authorize the requested agent before lifecycle operations.
These handlers authenticate the caller but do not verify that the caller owns agent_name or has administrator privileges. A caller who knows another agent name can install packages, start or stop desktop processes, inspect status, and receive that agent's VNC password. Resolve the requested agent through an authoritative record and enforce owner-or-admin authorization before reading or mutating state, deriving the container name, or returning credentials. Apply the check consistently to install, start, stop, and status.
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In `@tinyagentos/routes/agent_desktop.py` at line 35, Update
tinyagentos/routes/agent_desktop.py at lines 35-35, 70-70, 126-126, and 150-150
to enforce an ownership-or-admin authorization check for the requested agent
before any container operation and before returning the VNC password. Apply the
check consistently across install_desktop and the start, stop, and status
handlers, rejecting unauthorized callers.
Apply the same fix in `@changelog.d/tsk-nicpdi-desktop-security.md` at line 5: The
changelog claim and the handler implementation describe the same missing
resource-level authorization issue.
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Allow recovery after an installation failure.
If the first installation fails, Line 53 skips installation on every later request because the state is error. The route then returns HTTP 200 with state: "error". A transient apt failure has no retry path.
Track whether installation completed separately, or retry installation when the error originated from installation.
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In `@tinyagentos/routes/agent_desktop.py` at line 53, Update the
installation-state handling around the route’s current state check so a prior
installation failure does not permanently skip installation. Track completion
separately or retry when the error came from installation, while preserving the
existing HTTP response behavior for unrecoverable errors.
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Serialize lifecycle operations per agent.
Each route updates shared state, then awaits container commands. Concurrent install requests can both run apt. A stop request can complete while a start request resumes and launches processes afterward. The final state can disagree with the container.
Use one per-agent async lock or an operation token for install, start, stop, and status state transitions.
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In `@tinyagentos/routes/agent_desktop.py` around lines 53 - 54, Serialize install,
start, stop, and status transitions in the agent route handlers using a
per-agent async lock or operation token. Ensure the lock/token spans
shared-state updates and awaited exec_in_container calls, preventing concurrent
apt operations and stale start/stop completions from launching processes or
leaving state inconsistent.
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Do not report a successful stop after command failure.
The route ignores stop_rc and stop_out, then sets the state to stopped. A timeout, missing container, or failed command leaves desktop processes running while the API reports success.
Check the execution result before mutating state. Preserve an error state when stopping fails.
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In `@tinyagentos/routes/agent_desktop.py` at line 144, Update the route’s stop
handling to inspect stop_rc and stop_out before assigning state["state"] =
"stopped"; only mark the desktop as stopped when the stop command succeeds, and
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CARD TITLE (intent, not commit subject): fix-forward #2697: agent-desktop still hardcodes a 'testpass' VNC password, reports OK from a backgrounded shell that never checks Xvfb/x11vnc actually started, and has no owner check on any handler
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Files:
changelog.d/tsk-nicpdi-desktop-security.md | 6 +
docs/routes.d/13-index.md | 3 +-
docs/routes.d/14-agent-desktop.md | 15 ++
docs/routes.md | 19 +++
tests/test_agent_desktop.py | 169 ++++++++++++++++++++
tinyagentos/routes/init.py | 3 +
tinyagentos/routes/agent_desktop.py | 184 ++++++++++++++++++++++
8 files changed, 400 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-)
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