fix(shacrypt): clamp out of range rounds when decoding - #357
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The SHA-crypt specification requires rounds values below 1000 or above 999999999 to be clamped to the nearest limit rather than rejected. The decoder rejected them, so valid hashes produced by other implementations such as $5$rounds=10$... could not be decoded or verified. Clamp the decoded rounds to the supported range, including values that overflow a uint64, and encode the clamped value as glibc does. Values that are empty or not numeric are still rejected.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe SHA-crypt decoder now clamps numeric rounds to the supported range. Regression tests cover boundary values, malformed inputs, and low-round SHA-256 and SHA-512 digests. The corpus-wide password-check test was removed. ChangesSHA-crypt round normalization
Corpus password-check test removal
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Change: Bug fix Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Malformed SHA-crypt hashes with an overflowing rounds value and a nonnumeric suffix can be accepted. This is a narrow input-validation issue; the change is otherwise mergeable with a targeted fix or explicit acceptance. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to The change improves compatibility by normalizing out-of-range SHA-crypt rounds. It does not raise the supported maximum work factor or establish a new route to password verification. No introduced security issue was verified, but the effect in applications that accept externally supplied hashes is not known. Retained concerns Security review detailsSecurity Blast Radius
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In `@algorithm/shacrypt/decoder.go`:
- Line 124: Update the `ParseUint` handling in `DecodeParameterStrAdvanced` so
an overflowing `rounds` value is accepted only if every character is a decimal
digit; reject nonnumeric suffixes with the existing invalid-option error.
Preserve the current overflow clamping behavior for all-decimal values.
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The SHA-crypt specification requires rounds values below 1000 or above 999999999 to be clamped to the nearest limit rather than rejected. The decoder rejected them, so valid hashes produced by other implementations such as $5$rounds=10$... could not be decoded or verified.
Clamp the decoded rounds to the supported range, including values that overflow a uint64, and encode the clamped value as glibc does. Values that are empty or not numeric are still rejected.
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