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msc device: check READ10/WRITE10 length against the LUN block size - #4399
rdwr10_validate_cmd() accepts any READ10/WRITE10 whose implied block size (dCBWDataTransferLength / TransferLength) is non-zero and fits 16 bits, and the data stage then splits the transfer into lba/offset with that host-chosen size instead of the LUN's:
tud_msc_read10_cb()/tud_msc_write10_cb() address the LUN in the block size from tud_msc_capacity_cb(), so a WRITE10 of one 512-byte block with a 4096-byte data stage calls tud_msc_write10_cb() with the same lba and offset 512..3584.
repro at f652ab9, device role, device/cdc_msc (its write10 only checks lba < DISK_BLOCK_NUM): CBW WRITE10 lba=15, TransferLength=1, dCBWDataTransferLength=4096 writes 3.5 KiB of host data past msc_disk. ASan: global-buffer-overflow WRITE at msc_disk.c:222 from proc_write10_host_data (msc_device.c:912), real usbd.c + msc_device.c + the unmodified example on a fake DCD. Lengths up to 65535 reach ~63 KiB. READ10 the same way reads past msc_disk0 in device/msc_dual_lun and returns it to the host.
trade-off: tud_msc_capacity_cb() now runs once per READ10/WRITE10 command, and a LUN that reports block size 0 has these commands failed by the driver instead of reaching the callbacks.
Valid traffic is unchanged. The new test_msc_write10_length_over_lun_block_size fails on master and passes here (ceedling test:test_msc_device); ceedling test:all 333/333; full example sets for stm32f407disco and raspberry_pi_pico build with the CI warning flags; cdc_msc and msc_dual_lun on stm32f407disco grow 44 B flash, 0 RAM. Not run on hardware.
rdwr10_validate_cmd() only checked that the block size implied by the
CBW, dCBWDataTransferLength / TransferLength, is non-zero and fits 16
bits. proc_read10_cmd() and proc_write10_host_data() then split the
transfer into lba and offset with that host-chosen size, while the
read10/write10 callbacks address the LUN in the block size reported by
tud_msc_capacity_cb(). A WRITE10 of one 512-byte block with a 4096-byte
data stage reaches tud_msc_write10_cb() with the same lba and offset
512..3584, and the cdc_msc example writes the host's data past the end
of its RAM disk.
Fail a READ10/WRITE10 whose transfer length is not block_count times
the LUN's block size: a larger one with a stall and full residue (cases
5/11, as hathach#3968 does for cases 4/9), a smaller one with phase error
(cases 7/13).
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Review comments at @src/class/msc/msc_device.c:
- Around line 184-186: In the READ10/WRITE10 transfer-length failure branch for
case 5 or 11, detect when the LUN block size reported by tud_msc_capacity_cb()
is zero and set SCSI_SENSE_NOT_READY with ASC 0x3A only when sense_key is
currently 0; preserve any existing sense and the branch’s failure status.
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READ10/WRITE10 validation now compares the host transfer length with the requested block count multiplied by the LUN block size. An oversized transfer sets failed status, and an undersized transfer sets phase-error status. A new WRITE(10) test checks an oversized transfer at the disk’s final LBA. The documentation describes the validation and callback offset behavior.
Possibly related PRs
hathach/tinyusb#4389: Both PRs change MSC READ10/WRITE10 data-length handling. This PR validates CBW length before callbacks; PR #4389 handles short callback replies, short USB packets, and reset recovery after the data stage starts.
Merge Risk: Low · up to 8e6b7
The transfer-length validation rejects mismatched requests, but unavailable media can receive an inconsistent error response. This is a bounded issue suitable for a localized fix or acknowledged follow-up.
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### Issue 1
src/class/msc/msc_device.c:181
The new call runs `tud_msc_capacity_cb()` for every nonempty READ10/WRITE10 that passes the earlier checks, but its public comment in `msc_device.h` still lists only the two capacity commands. Update that comment to include READ10/WRITE10. Application authors reading the header would otherwise miss that every storage request now calls it, which matters if the callback does slow or state-changing work.
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### Issue 2
test/unit-test/test/device/msc/test_msc_device.c:394-396
The added test covers only oversized WRITE10. It does not exercise the new shorter-length branch that returns `MSC_CSW_STATUS_PHASE_ERROR`, or oversized READ10, which must stall the input endpoint and wait for the host to clear it before sending status. Add those cases and check the status, remaining byte count, and recovery. Otherwise the new read and short-transfer paths can regress without failing this test.
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Summary
READ10/WRITE10 now compare the host's byte count with the command's block count times the LUN's reported block size.
READ10 and WRITE10 transfers must match the selected LUN’s block size.
Diagram
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flowchart TD
A[READ10 or WRITE10 passes earlier checks] --> B[Query LUN block size]
B --> C[Compare host bytes with block count times block size]
C -->|Equal| D[Run storage data callbacks]
C -->|Larger| E[Fail command and stall data endpoint]
C -->|Smaller| F[Return phase error and stall data endpoint]
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Callback docs omit new calls
The new call runs tud_msc_capacity_cb() for every nonempty READ10/WRITE10 that passes the earlier checks, but its public comment in msc_device.h still lists only the two capacity commands. Update that comment to include READ10/WRITE10. Application authors reading the header would otherwise miss that every storage request now calls it, which matters if the callback does slow or state-changing work.
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The new call runs `tud_msc_capacity_cb()` for every nonempty READ10/WRITE10 that passes the earlier checks, but its public comment in `msc_device.h` still lists only the two capacity commands. Update that comment to include READ10/WRITE10. Application authors reading the header would otherwise miss that every storage request now calls it, which matters if the callback does slow or state-changing work.
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New rejection paths lack tests
The added test covers only oversized WRITE10. It does not exercise the new shorter-length branch that returns MSC_CSW_STATUS_PHASE_ERROR, or oversized READ10, which must stall the input endpoint and wait for the host to clear it before sending status. Add those cases and check the status, remaining byte count, and recovery. Otherwise the new read and short-transfer paths can regress without failing this test.
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**New rejection paths lack tests**
The added test covers only oversized WRITE10. It does not exercise the new shorter-length branch that returns `MSC_CSW_STATUS_PHASE_ERROR`, or oversized READ10, which must stall the input endpoint and wait for the host to clear it before sending status. Add those cases and check the status, remaining byte count, and recovery. Otherwise the new read and short-transfer paths can regress without failing this test.
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Add a test for an undersized nonzero READ10/WRITE10 transfer.
rdwr10_validate_cmd() returns MSC_CSW_STATUS_PHASE_ERROR when total_bytes is less than lun_bytes. The new test, test_msc_write10_length_over_lun_block_size, sends only an oversized WRITE10. No test in this file sends a nonzero, undersized transfer, so removing the total_bytes < lun_bytes branch would not change any test result in this file.
Add a test with one block and a nonzero total_bytes below the block size. The expected behavior follows from the failure path:
Validation fails before proc_write10_cmd(), so no data callback runs.
fail_scsi_op() stalls EDPT_MSC_OUT because the command is a WRITE10 with nonzero residue.
The CSW reports MSC_CSW_STATUS_PHASE_ERROR with data_residue equal to total_bytes.
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+void test_msc_write10_length_under_lun_block_size(void)+{+ uint32_t const total_bytes = DISK_BLOCK_SIZE / 2;+ // same setup as test_msc_write10_length_over_lun_block_size, with total_bytes set to the value above+ // expect: dcd_edpt_stall_Expect(rhport, EDPT_MSC_OUT), then a CSW with+ // status MSC_CSW_STATUS_PHASE_ERROR and data_residue = total_bytes, and no data transfer+}
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Review comment at @test/unit-test/test/device/msc/test_msc_device.c around lines
396 - 412:
Add a test alongside test_msc_write10_length_over_lun_block_size using a
one-block WRITE10 command with nonzero total_bytes below DISK_BLOCK_SIZE. Verify
validation fails before the write data callback, EDPT_MSC_OUT is stalled, and
the CSW reports MSC_CSW_STATUS_PHASE_ERROR with data_residue equal to
total_bytes.
test_msc_write10_length_over_lun_block_size is the only test that reaches the LUN length comparison with an oversized transfer, and it uses WRITE10. Production applies the same check to READ10 in rdwr10_validate_cmd, so reads are checked. No test covers that READ10 path, though. A change that limits the length check to writes would pass the current suite.
Add a READ10 test that mirrors the WRITE10 test:
Use .cmd_code = SCSI_CMD_READ_10, .dir = TUSB_DIR_IN_MASK, and total_bytes = 2 * DISK_BLOCK_SIZE with block_count 1 at DISK_BLOCK_NUM - 1.
Expect dcd_edpt_stall_Expect(rhport, EDPT_MSC_IN). A failed read stalls the IN endpoint.
Send a TUSB_REQ_CLEAR_FEATURE / TUSB_REQ_FEATURE_EDPT_HALT request for EDPT_MSC_IN. Expect dcd_edpt_clear_stall_Expect(rhport, EDPT_MSC_IN). Then expect the failed CSW with data_residue = total_bytes on EDPT_MSC_IN. test_msc_read10_block_size_over_16bit already uses this sequence.
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Review comment at @test/unit-test/test/device/msc/test_msc_device.c around lines
410 - 412:
Add a READ10 LUN-length test alongside
test_msc_write10_length_over_lun_block_size, using the oversized transfer
parameters described and verifying that the IN endpoint stalls. Follow the
recovery and failed-CSW sequence established by
test_msc_read10_block_size_over_16bit, including clearing the IN endpoint halt
and checking the full data residue.
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echo"=== msc_device.c 150-220 ==="
nl -ba src/class/msc/msc_device.c | sed -n '150,220p'echo"=== msc_device.c 280-335 (sense helpers, fail_scsi_op) ==="
nl -ba src/class/msc/msc_device.c | sed -n '280,335p'echo"=== grep fail_scsi_op / set_sense ==="
rg -n -F -e 'fail_scsi_op' -e 'set_sense' -e 'scsi_sense' -- src/class/msc/msc_device.c
echo"=== msc_device.c 680-800 (capacity / test unit ready) ==="
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nl -ba docs/reference/class/msc.rst | sed -n '45,70p'echo"=== grep zero block size in tests ==="
rg -n -F -e 'block_size = 0' -e 'block_size_u16 = 0' -e 'zero block' -- test/unit-test/test/device/msc/test_msc_device.c ||test"$?" -eq 1
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Set medium-not-present sense when the LUN reports block size 0.
A READ10 or WRITE10 with a nonzero transfer length fails when tud_msc_capacity_cb() reports block size 0. No sense is set on that branch, so the default ILLEGAL REQUEST is reported. READ CAPACITY and READ FORMAT CAPACITY report NOT READY / MEDIUM NOT PRESENT for the same zero block size. Set SCSI_SENSE_NOT_READY with ASC 0x3A in this branch when sense_key is 0.
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Review comment at @src/class/msc/msc_device.c around lines 184 - 186:
In the READ10/WRITE10 transfer-length failure branch for case 5 or 11, detect
when the LUN block size reported by tud_msc_capacity_cb() is zero and set
SCSI_SENSE_NOT_READY with ASC 0x3A only when sense_key is currently 0; preserve
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title "hot functions p50 µs (base vs PR)"
x-axis [task, cdc_read, cdc_write_flush, mscd_xfer_cb, usbd_edpt_xfer, edpt_xfer]
y-axis "µs" 0 --> 19.9
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Legend — p50/p99: median / 99th-percentile duration over all calls in the capture window (µs; p50 = typical cost, p99 = tail latency). Δ: change vs base branch; − is faster/better; +∞% marks a jump from an (effectively) zero base -- not literally infinite, just too big to express as a normal percentage; gone marks a row base had that PR does not (work that used to run no longer does, or was renamed -- investigate before merging). pt: percentage points. CPU load, workload win: context's busy share summed from the raw scheduling events over the workload window (the span of tud_cdc_read activity -- the throughput test's own footprint); falls back to the whole-recording share, labelled as such. stack high-water: peak bytes of stack used. Function rows/bars are ordered by CPU occupancy (calls × p50) in the PR capture, hottest first; base-only rows sort after them. – ⚠︎: metric withheld — RTT ring overflowed (overflow N), no timestamp frequency (no time base), or too few samples (n<50 for p50; p99 needs n>100 for the tail estimate to be statistically meaningful, so it can show n=<n> even on a row whose p50 is shown); withheld beats wrong. Durations read p50 / p99 / max, all as captured — spliced CALL/RET pairs are discarded upstream and counted in dropped_pairs.
Thanks, the bug is real: the data stage derives lba/offset from total_bytes / block_count, both host-chosen.
Since this already calls tud_msc_capacity_cb(), I'd like the validator to become the single gate for READ10/WRITE10:
With an exact total_bytes == block_count * lun_block_size check, the older "block size > 16 bits" (>> 16) and "computed block size = 0" branches are redundant and can go:
total == 0 -> count > 0 ? PHASE_ERROR : PASSED
direction mismatch -> PHASE_ERROR (cases 8/10)
count == 0 -> FAILED (cases 4/9)
tud_msc_capacity_cb(lun, &lun_blocks, &lun_bs);
lun_blocks == 0 || lun_bs == 0
-> NOT READY / MEDIUM NOT PRESENT, FAILED
lba >= lun_blocks || count > lun_blocks - lba
-> ILLEGAL REQUEST / LBA OUT OF RANGE (05/21/00), FAILED
total > count*lun_bs -> FAILED (cases 5/11)
total < count*lun_bs -> PHASE_ERROR (cases 7/13)
The validator takes mscd_interface_t* so it can set sense.
The LBA range check comes for free now that the block count is at hand, and is what SBC expects. The read/write callbacks then only ever see an in-range lba with offset < block_size, so an application without its own bounds check is still safe.
Store the validated block size in mscd_interface_t (a uint16_t fits in the padding after pending_io, no RAM cost) and use it in proc_read10_cmd() / proc_write10_host_data() instead of rdwr10_get_blocksize(), which can then be removed. The lba/offset math then comes from the LUN rather than from host fields.
Please also add unit tests for LBA out of range and block size 0 (checking the sense), update the msc.rst line to state the callback guarantee above, and rebase: msc.rst conflicts with master.
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rdwr10_validate_cmd()accepts any READ10/WRITE10 whose implied block size (dCBWDataTransferLength / TransferLength) is non-zero and fits 16 bits, and the data stage then splits the transfer intolba/offsetwith that host-chosen size instead of the LUN's:tud_msc_read10_cb()/tud_msc_write10_cb()address the LUN in the block size fromtud_msc_capacity_cb(), so a WRITE10 of one 512-byte block with a 4096-byte data stage callstud_msc_write10_cb()with the samelbaandoffset512..3584.device/cdc_msc(its write10 only checkslba < DISK_BLOCK_NUM): CBW WRITE10lba=15,TransferLength=1,dCBWDataTransferLength=4096writes 3.5 KiB of host data pastmsc_disk. ASan: global-buffer-overflow WRITE at msc_disk.c:222 fromproc_write10_host_data(msc_device.c:912), realusbd.c+msc_device.c+ the unmodified example on a fake DCD. Lengths up to 65535 reach ~63 KiB. READ10 the same way reads pastmsc_disk0indevice/msc_dual_lunand returns it to the host.block_counttimes the LUN's block size. Larger fails with a stall and full residue (cases 5/11, as Fix transfer lengths that wrap when narrowed to 16 bits #3968 does for a block size over 16 bits), smaller is a phase error (cases 7/13). Fix potential out of bounds access in msc_disk.c #2939 bounded the examples' read10; this closes it in the driver for every application.tud_msc_capacity_cb()now runs once per READ10/WRITE10 command, and a LUN that reports block size 0 has these commands failed by the driver instead of reaching the callbacks.Valid traffic is unchanged. The new
test_msc_write10_length_over_lun_block_sizefails on master and passes here (ceedling test:test_msc_device);ceedling test:all333/333; full example sets for stm32f407disco and raspberry_pi_pico build with the CI warning flags;cdc_mscandmsc_dual_lunon stm32f407disco grow 44 B flash, 0 RAM. Not run on hardware.