update readme, fix bug where multiple args were appearing as one arg

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Brian Seymour 2019-06-16 21:52:06 -05:00
parent 5ea7da87a1
commit 3b2f2fbe59
16 changed files with 20 additions and 19 deletions

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cd /tmp/$2
runuser -l runner$1 -c "cd /tmp/$2 ; cat args.args | xargs -d '\n' timeout -s KILL 3 bash code.code"
runuser -l runner$1 -c "cd /tmp/$2 ; cat args.args | xargs timeout -s KILL 3 bash code.code"

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cd /tmp/$2
timeout -s KILL 10 gcc -o binary -x c code.code
runuser -l runner$1 -c "cd /tmp/$2 ; cat args.args | xargs -d '\n' timeout -s KILL 3 ./binary"
runuser -l runner$1 -c "cd /tmp/$2 ; cat args.args | xargs timeout -s KILL 3 ./binary"

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cd /tmp/$2
timeout -s KILL 10 g++ -o binary -x c++ code.code
runuser -l runner$1 -c "cd /tmp/$2 ; cat args.args | xargs -d '\n' timeout -s KILL 3 ./binary"
runuser -l runner$1 -c "cd /tmp/$2 ; cat args.args | xargs timeout -s KILL 3 ./binary"

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cd /tmp/$2
timeout -s KILL 10 mcs $(echo code.code | sed 's/\///') -nowarn:0219 -out:binary
runuser -l runner$1 -c "cd /tmp/$2 ; cat args.args | xargs -d '\n' timeout -s KILL 3 mono binary"
runuser -l runner$1 -c "cd /tmp/$2 ; cat args.args | xargs timeout -s KILL 3 mono binary"

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file="interim.go"
GOROOT=/usr/lib/go timeout -s KILL 10 go build $file
file=${file%%.*}
runuser -l runner$1 -c "cd /tmp/$2 ; cat args.args | xargs -d '\n' timeout -s KILL 3 ./$file"
runuser -l runner$1 -c "cd /tmp/$2 ; cat args.args | xargs timeout -s KILL 3 ./$file"

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name=$(cat interim.java | grep -Eo 'public\s+class\s+([A-Za-z0-9]+)' | sed -n 's/ */ /gp' | cut -d' ' -f3)
mv interim.java $name.java
timeout -s KILL 10 javac $name.java
runuser -l runner$1 -c "cd /tmp/$2 ; cat args.args | xargs -d '\n' timeout -s KILL 3 java $name"
runuser -l runner$1 -c "cd /tmp/$2 ; cat args.args | xargs timeout -s KILL 3 java $name"

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cd /tmp/$2
timeout -s KILL 10 nasm -f elf64 -o binary.o code.code
timeout -s KILL 10 ld binary.o -o binary
runuser -l runner$1 -c "cd /tmp/$2 ; cat args.args | xargs -d '\n' timeout -s KILL 3 ./binary"
runuser -l runner$1 -c "cd /tmp/$2 ; cat args.args | xargs timeout -s KILL 3 ./binary"

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cd /tmp/$2
runuser -l runner$1 -c "cd /tmp/$2 ; cat args.args | xargs -d '\n' timeout -s KILL 3 nodejs code.code"
runuser -l runner$1 -c "cd /tmp/$2 ; cat args.args | xargs timeout -s KILL 3 nodejs code.code"

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cd /tmp/$2
runuser -l runner$1 -c "cd /tmp/$2 ; cat args.args | xargs -d '\n' timeout -s KILL 3 php code.code"
runuser -l runner$1 -c "cd /tmp/$2 ; cat args.args | xargs timeout -s KILL 3 php code.code"

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cd /tmp/$2
runuser -l runner$1 -c "cd /tmp/$2 ; cat args.args | xargs -d '\n' timeout -s KILL 3 python2 code.code"
runuser -l runner$1 -c "cd /tmp/$2 ; cat args.args | xargs timeout -s KILL 3 python2 code.code"

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cd /tmp/$2
runuser -l runner$1 -c "cd /tmp/$2 ; cat args.args | xargs -d '\n' timeout -s KILL 3 python3.6 code.code"
runuser -l runner$1 -c "cd /tmp/$2 ; cat args.args | xargs timeout -s KILL 3 python3.6 code.code"

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cd /tmp/$2
runuser -l runner$1 -c "cd /tmp/$2 ; cat args.args | xargs -d '\n' timeout -s KILL 3 Rscript code.code"
runuser -l runner$1 -c "cd /tmp/$2 ; cat args.args | xargs timeout -s KILL 3 Rscript code.code"

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cd /tmp/$2
runuser -l runner$1 -c "cd /tmp/$2 ; cat args.args | xargs -d '\n' timeout -s KILL 3 ruby code.code"
runuser -l runner$1 -c "cd /tmp/$2 ; cat args.args | xargs timeout -s KILL 3 ruby code.code"

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cd /tmp/$2
timeout -s KILL 10 rustc -o binary code.code
runuser -l runner$1 -c "cd /tmp/$2 ; cat args.args | xargs -d '\n' timeout -s KILL 3 ./binary"
runuser -l runner$1 -c "cd /tmp/$2 ; cat args.args | xargs timeout -s KILL 3 ./binary"

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cd /tmp/$2
runuser -l runner$1 -c "cd /tmp/$2 ; cat args.args | xargs -d '\n' timeout -s KILL 3 swift code.code"
runuser -l runner$1 -c "cd /tmp/$2 ; cat args.args | xargs timeout -s KILL 3 swift code.code"

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```
#### Usage
- `lxc/execute [language] [path] [arg]...`
- `lxc/execute [language] [file path] [arg]...`
#### Supported Languages
Currently python2, python3, c, c++, go, node, ruby, r, c#, nasm, php, java, and brainfuck is supported.
Currently python2, python3, c, c++, go, node, ruby, r, c#, nasm, php, java, swift, brainfuck, rust, and bash is supported.
#### Principle of Operation
Piston utilizes LXC as the primary mechanism for sandboxing. There is a small API written in Go which takes
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Piston takes additional steps to make it resistant to
various privilege escalation, denial-of-service, and resource saturation threats. These steps include:
- Disabling outgoing network interaction
- Capping max processes at 16 (resists `:(){ :|: &}:;`, `while True: os.fork()`, etc.)
- Capping max files at 256 (resists various file based attacks)
- Capping max processes at 64 (resists `:(){ :|: &}:;`, `while True: os.fork()`, etc.)
- Capping max files at 2048 (resists various file based attacks)
- Mounting all resources read-only (resists `sudo rm -rf --no-preserve-root /`)
- Running as a variety of unprivileged users
- Capping runtime execution at 3 seconds
- Capping stdout to 65536 characters (resists yes/no bombs and runaway output)
- SIGKILLing misbehaving code