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- Around line 20-24: Ensure probeEvidenceService.purgeExpired() runs even when
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Beyond the two inline findings, I checked two related concerns and ruled them out: parseAccelerator attaches the same combined process list to every accelerator row when a host has multiple GPUs, but that mirrors the underlying nvidia-smi output (which doesn't associate processes to a specific GPU) rather than a parsing bug; and the new --accel/--netl/--disk/--procorig sections run after the larger --files/--recent-exec/--recent-conf sections in SHELL_PROBE_COLLECTORS, but each collector already bounds its own output with head, so ordering doesn't risk the new sections being truncated out of the probe's maxBytes budget.
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Two confirmed findings are already queued as inline comments: a scanner-evasion bug where a crafted /tmp filename equal to --accel causes withoutEvidenceSections to truncate the scanner's view of the shell output early (parse-probe-evidence.ts:40), and a dry-run violation where probeTrialDeployments unconditionally calls probeEvidenceService.purgeExpired() even when dryRun: true, permanently deleting evidence rows despite the documented no-side-effect guarantee (workload-abuse.controller.ts:24). Both are substantive, security/correctness-relevant bugs in new anti-abuse infrastructure, so approval is not appropriate here regardless of how clean the rest of the diff is. I independently read parse-probe-evidence.ts, provider-shell-probe.service.ts, probe-evidence.service.ts, and workload-abuse.controller.ts and confirmed both findings hold against the current code. Beyond those, I looked at two adjacent candidate issues from the ruled-out list — cross-GPU process attribution in parseAccelerator and collector-ordering/truncation risk in SHELL_PROBE_COLLECTORS — and confirmed both are non-issues for the reasons stated in the body, so I'm surfacing that as the narrow additional-scrutiny note rather than restating the inline findings.
…orkload probes The probe collects four more sections from each service it reaches: accelerator state, large files, established sockets and process origins. It parses them and writes one row per service into a new table, with the verdict and the detection id when there is one. The sweep that already runs deletes rows past the retention window. The new sections never reach the scanner, so verdicts do not change.
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…run boundary The probe closes the collected sections with a line the workload cannot predict, and the shell probe splits the stream there. The scanner reads only what came before that line and the evidence parser only what came after, so neither side can be steered by what a container prints. Evidence rows now carry the status of the shell session that produced them instead of the deployment level status, so a collection that was cut short is visible rather than reading as an empty one. The retention purge no longer waits on a healthy sweep and no longer runs on a dry run, accelerator processes land on the card they ran on, and the evidence failure counter says which statement failed.
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- Line 34: Update the probe command construction around the boundary marker and
splitAtEvidenceBoundary so trusted evidence framing cannot be observed or forged
by the workload. Separate workload-output and evidence shell requests, or
replace the argv-visible marker with an unobservable, non-reproducible framing
mechanism while preserving correct evidence parsing.
- Line 34: Update buildShellProbeScript and ProviderShellProbeService.run to
execute workload collectors separately from evidence collectors, using a
distinct bounded ProviderStreamService.collect call for evidence. Ensure the
evidence request has its own timeout and maxBytes budget and that
splitAtEvidenceBoundary receives the evidence output even when workload
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- Line 23: Update the provider-shell probe command used by parseNetShape to
exclude TCP state 02 (SYN_SENT) from established socket output, while retaining
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`@apps/api/src/workload-abuse/services/trial-workload-probe/trial-workload-probe.service.ts`:
- Around line 161-162: Update the result handling after each
shellProbeService.run call to always append a ShellEvidence entry, including
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Do not rely on an argv-visible boundary for trusted framing.
The workload can read the probe shell command from /proc and learn the boundary before collection finishes. It can then place the exact marker on a new line in a multiline field such as /proc/*/cmdline. splitAtEvidenceBoundary will treat the forged line as the boundary, exclude later workload output from scanning, and parse that output as evidence.
Use separate shell requests for workload output and evidence, or use framing that the workload cannot observe or reproduce.
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In
`@apps/api/src/workload-abuse/services/provider-shell-probe/provider-shell-probe.service.ts`
at line 34, Update the probe command construction around the boundary marker and
splitAtEvidenceBoundary so trusted evidence framing cannot be observed or forged
by the workload. Separate workload-output and evidence shell requests, or
replace the argv-visible marker with an unobservable, non-reproducible framing
mechanism while preserving correct evidence parsing.
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Separate evidence collection from workload collection. buildShellProbeScript places both collectors in one sh -c command. ProviderShellProbeService.run sends that command through one ProviderStreamService.collect call, so all output shares one hard timeout and maxBytes budget. If reachable workload state makes collection slow or verbose, the stream can close before the boundary. splitAtEvidenceBoundary then returns evidence: "", which loses evidence for the abuse probe. Use a separate bounded request for the evidence collectors.
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In
`@apps/api/src/workload-abuse/services/provider-shell-probe/provider-shell-probe.service.ts`
at line 34, Update buildShellProbeScript and ProviderShellProbeService.run to
execute workload collectors separately from evidence collectors, using a
distinct bounded ProviderStreamService.collect call for evidence. Ensure the
evidence request has its own timeout and maxBytes budget and that
splitAtEvidenceBoundary receives the evidence output even when workload
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Partly addressed in 72cdafe: the cut now takes the last occurrence of the boundary rather than the first, so a forged line can only widen what the scanner reads, never hide part of it. What that leaves is a forged boundary after the real one, which costs the workload the record of its own evidence rather than the scan.
Closing it completely means framing the workload cannot observe at all, which in practice is a second shell session per service and so doubles the exec requests the probe makes against providers. That is a load tradeoff rather than a code one, so I am leaving this thread open until it is decided rather than taking it quietly.
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@baktun14, agreed. Using the last boundary removes the scanner-bypass path from a forged boundary before the real boundary.
A forged boundary after the real boundary can still suppress recorded evidence. It cannot hide the collected workload output from the scanner. The remaining risk is therefore evidence loss, not verdict evasion through scanner truncation.
Keeping this thread open is appropriate until the provider-request load tradeoff is decided.
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The collector reports live sockets and half open ones, and the parser was storing both under a name that claimed they were live. Each connection now carries the state the kernel reported, so a connection attempt in progress reads as one. The split between collected output and evidence takes the last boundary rather than the first, so a repeat of it can only widen what the scanner reads.
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Nothing blocking. The comments below are optional suggestions. There is no need to push a fix for them before merging.
Beyond the inline findings, I also re-checked whether the new last-match evidence boundary (splitAtEvidenceBoundary in provider-shell-probe.service.ts:87-95) could still be defeated by a workload forging a duplicate --evidence <boundary> line that lands after the real one (e.g. via a crafted large-file name picked up by the --disk find) — the EVIDENCE_COLLECTORS commands that run after the boundary marker don't echo attacker-controlled file bodies as raw lines, so I didn't find a way to reproduce the exact boundary text later in the stream, and ruled that out.
Extended reasoning...
This run's harness reported one CONFIRMED bug (parseAccelerator's isNumeric check silently dropping GPU/process evidence when nvidia-smi reports [N/A]/[Not Supported] placeholders), which will be posted as an inline comment. Given a prior review already exists on this PR with several points raised and since resolved by commits (the argv-visible-boundary evidence-hiding issue was addressed by the d3670fb commit switching to lastIndexOf), the only new thing worth surfacing beyond the inline finding is the additional angle this run checked and ruled out: whether the fixed last-match boundary logic could still be defeated by injecting a forged boundary marker after the real one (rather than before, which was the original attack). I traced the EVIDENCE_COLLECTORS array (accel/netl/disk/procorig) and confirmed none of the commands running after the boundary echo print raw attacker-controlled file names as full lines that could be crafted to exactly match --evidence <boundary>, so this specific bypass does not appear feasible. I'm posting this as a brief ruled-out note per the review protocol rather than a full review, since the CONFIRMED finding already flags this PR for human attention and I have nothing else new to add beyond what's already in the thread.
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…unavailable nvidia-smi answers some fields with a placeholder rather than a number on passthrough and virtualized cards. The parser was dropping the whole card on one of those, and with it every process attributed to that card, which is exactly the evidence the row exists for.
recordEvidence reports the rows it wrote, and the probe logs what was stored rather than what it tried to store, so a run that reached no service or failed its write no longer leaves a line claiming evidence exists.
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A probe keeps only a short excerpt of what the shell returned, so after the run there is nothing left to look at. This stores the parsed shape of each probe so later work can read it back.
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