@gitlab/untamper-my-lockfile

untamper-my-lockfile

A tool for checking if yarn.lock was tampered with.

IMPORTANT: Do not rename the CI template .gitlab-ci-template.yml or change the visibility of this project. Doing so would break the CI pipelines of projects that "include:" the CI template.

Why

The content of yarn.lock can be manipulated to resolve a declared dependency to an alternative, attacker-controlled dependencies. This tool prevents such an attack scenario by checking that dependencies in yarn.lock are resolved correctly.

Usage

GitLab CI

Please see our instructions in ./templates.

Locally

The safest variant is running this tool in docker:

docker run --volume "$(pwd)/yarn.lock:/tmp/yarn.lock" --rm \
  registry.gitlab.com/gitlab-org/frontend/untamper-my-lockfile:main \
  untamper-my-lockfile --lockfile /tmp/yarn.lock

Otherwise you need node@10 or newer.

yarn global add '@gitlab/untamper-my-lockfile'
untamper-my-lockfile --lockfile yarn.lock

How it works

In Yarn 1, each entry in yarn.lock is of the form:

dependency@semver:
  version: x.y.z
  resolved "https://registry.yarnpkg.com/..."
  integrity "hash"

In Yarn 2+, each entry is in YAML form:

"dependency@npm:semver, dependecy@npm:~semver2":
  version: x.y.z
  resolution: "dependency@npm:x.y.z"
  checksum: abcdef123...

This tool iterates over each entry in the lockfile and does:

1. Retrieve the package (dependency) information information from https://registry.npmjs.org
2. If the version x.y.z doesn't exist on the registry => Warning
3. If the resolved URL or integrity hashes do not match against what is published on the registry => Error