# ***** BEGIN LICENSE BLOCK ***** # Version: MPL 1.1/GPL 2.0/LGPL 2.1 # # The contents of this file are subject to the Mozilla Public License Version # 1.1 (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with # the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at # http://www.mozilla.org/MPL/ # # Software distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" basis, # WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. See the License # for the specific language governing rights and limitations under the # License. # # The Original Code is Google Safe Browsing. # # The Initial Developer of the Original Code is Google Inc. # Portions created by the Initial Developer are Copyright (C) 2006 # the Initial Developer. 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If you do not delete # the provisions above, a recipient may use your version of this file under # the terms of any one of the MPL, the GPL or the LGPL. # # ***** END LICENSE BLOCK ***** // A class that manages lists, namely white and black lists for // phishing or malware protection. The ListManager knows how to fetch, // update, and store lists. // // There is a single listmanager for the whole application. // // TODO more comprehensive update tests, for example add unittest check // that the listmanagers tables are properly written on updates // How frequently we check for updates (30 minutes) const kUpdateInterval = 30 * 60 * 1000; function QueryAdapter(callback) { this.callback_ = callback; }; QueryAdapter.prototype.handleResponse = function(value) { this.callback_.handleEvent(value); } /** * A ListManager keeps track of black and white lists and knows * how to update them. * * @constructor */ function PROT_ListManager() { this.debugZone = "listmanager"; G_debugService.enableZone(this.debugZone); this.currentUpdateChecker_ = null; // set when we toggle updates this.prefs_ = new G_Preferences(); this.updateserverURL_ = null; this.isTesting_ = false; this.tablesData = {}; this.observerServiceObserver_ = new G_ObserverServiceObserver( 'xpcom-shutdown', BindToObject(this.shutdown_, this), true /*only once*/); // Lazily create urlCrypto (see tr-fetcher.js) this.urlCrypto_ = null; this.requestBackoff_ = new RequestBackoff(3 /* num errors */, 10*60*1000 /* error time, 10min */, 60*60*1000 /* backoff interval, 60min */, 6*60*60*1000 /* max backoff, 6hr */); this.dbService_ = Cc["@mozilla.org/url-classifier/dbservice;1"] .getService(Ci.nsIUrlClassifierDBService); } /** * xpcom-shutdown callback * Delete all of our data tables which seem to leak otherwise. */ PROT_ListManager.prototype.shutdown_ = function() { for (var name in this.tablesData) { delete this.tablesData[name]; } } /** * Set the url we check for updates. If the new url is valid and different, * update our table list. * * After setting the update url, the caller is responsible for registering * tables and then toggling update checking. All the code for this logic is * currently in browser/components/safebrowsing. Maybe it should be part of * the listmanger? */ PROT_ListManager.prototype.setUpdateUrl = function(url) { G_Debug(this, "Set update url: " + url); if (url != this.updateserverURL_) { this.updateserverURL_ = url; this.requestBackoff_.reset(); // Remove old tables which probably aren't valid for the new provider. for (var name in this.tablesData) { delete this.tablesData[name]; } } } /** * Set the crypto key url. * @param url String */ PROT_ListManager.prototype.setKeyUrl = function(url) { G_Debug(this, "Set key url: " + url); if (!this.urlCrypto_) this.urlCrypto_ = new PROT_UrlCrypto(); this.urlCrypto_.manager_.setKeyUrl(url); } /** * Register a new table table * @param tableName - the name of the table * @param opt_requireMac true if a mac is required on update, false otherwise * @returns true if the table could be created; false otherwise */ PROT_ListManager.prototype.registerTable = function(tableName, opt_requireMac) { this.tablesData[tableName] = {}; this.tablesData[tableName].needsUpdate = false; return true; } /** * Enable updates for some tables * @param tables - an array of table names that need updating */ PROT_ListManager.prototype.enableUpdate = function(tableName) { var changed = false; var table = this.tablesData[tableName]; if (table) { G_Debug(this, "Enabling table updates for " + tableName); table.needsUpdate = true; changed = true; } if (changed === true) this.maybeToggleUpdateChecking(); } /** * Disables updates for some tables * @param tables - an array of table names that no longer need updating */ PROT_ListManager.prototype.disableUpdate = function(tableName) { var changed = false; var table = this.tablesData[tableName]; if (table) { G_Debug(this, "Disabling table updates for " + tableName); table.needsUpdate = false; changed = true; } if (changed === true) this.maybeToggleUpdateChecking(); } /** * Determine if we have some tables that need updating. */ PROT_ListManager.prototype.requireTableUpdates = function() { for (var type in this.tablesData) { // Tables that need updating even if other tables dont require it if (this.tablesData[type].needsUpdate) return true; } return false; } /** * Start managing the lists we know about. We don't do this automatically * when the listmanager is instantiated because their profile directory * (where we store the lists) might not be available. */ PROT_ListManager.prototype.maybeStartManagingUpdates = function() { if (this.isTesting_) return; // We might have been told about tables already, so see if we should be // actually updating. this.maybeToggleUpdateChecking(); } PROT_ListManager.prototype.kickoffUpdate_ = function (tableData) { this.startingUpdate_ = false; // If the user has never downloaded tables, do the check now. // If the user has tables, add a fuzz of a few minutes. var initialUpdateDelay = 3000; if (tableData != "") { // Add a fuzz of 0-5 minutes. initialUpdateDelay += Math.floor(Math.random() * (5 * 60 * 1000)); } this.currentUpdateChecker_ = new G_Alarm(BindToObject(this.checkForUpdates, this), initialUpdateDelay); } /** * Determine if we have any tables that require updating. Different * Wardens may call us with new tables that need to be updated. */ PROT_ListManager.prototype.maybeToggleUpdateChecking = function() { // If we are testing or dont have an application directory yet, we should // not start reading tables from disk or schedule remote updates if (this.isTesting_) return; // We update tables if we have some tables that want updates. If there // are no tables that want to be updated - we dont need to check anything. if (this.requireTableUpdates() === true) { G_Debug(this, "Starting managing lists"); this.startUpdateChecker(); // Multiple warden can ask us to reenable updates at the same time, but we // really just need to schedule a single update. if (!this.currentUpdateChecker && !this.startingUpdate_) { this.startingUpdate_ = true; // check the current state of tables in the database this.dbService_.getTables(BindToObject(this.kickoffUpdate_, this)); } } else { G_Debug(this, "Stopping managing lists (if currently active)"); this.stopUpdateChecker(); // Cancel pending updates } } /** * Start periodic checks for updates. Idempotent. * We want to distribute update checks evenly across the update period (an * hour). To do this, we pick a random number of time between 0 and 30 * minutes. The client first checks at 15 + rand, then every 30 minutes after * that. */ PROT_ListManager.prototype.startUpdateChecker = function() { this.stopUpdateChecker(); // Schedule the first check for between 15 and 45 minutes. var repeatingUpdateDelay = kUpdateInterval / 2; repeatingUpdateDelay += Math.floor(Math.random() * kUpdateInterval); this.updateChecker_ = new G_Alarm(BindToObject(this.initialUpdateCheck_, this), repeatingUpdateDelay); } /** * Callback for the first update check. * We go ahead and check for table updates, then start a regular timer (once * every 30 minutes). */ PROT_ListManager.prototype.initialUpdateCheck_ = function() { this.checkForUpdates(); this.updateChecker_ = new G_Alarm(BindToObject(this.checkForUpdates, this), kUpdateInterval, true /* repeat */); } /** * Stop checking for updates. Idempotent. */ PROT_ListManager.prototype.stopUpdateChecker = function() { if (this.updateChecker_) { this.updateChecker_.cancel(); this.updateChecker_ = null; } // Cancel the oneoff check from maybeToggleUpdateChecking. if (this.currentUpdateChecker_) { this.currentUpdateChecker_.cancel(); this.currentUpdateChecker_ = null; } } /** * Provides an exception free way to look up the data in a table. We * use this because at certain points our tables might not be loaded, * and querying them could throw. * * @param table String Name of the table that we want to consult * @param key String Key for table lookup * @param callback nsIUrlListManagerCallback (ie., Function) given false or the * value in the table corresponding to key. If the table name does not * exist, we return false, too. */ PROT_ListManager.prototype.safeLookup = function(key, callback) { try { G_Debug(this, "safeLookup: " + key); var cb = new QueryAdapter(callback); this.dbService_.lookup(key, BindToObject(cb.handleResponse, cb), true); } catch(e) { G_Debug(this, "safeLookup masked failure for key " + key + ": " + e); callback.handleEvent(""); } } /** * Updates our internal tables from the update server * * @returns true when a new request was scheduled, false if an old request * was still pending. */ PROT_ListManager.prototype.checkForUpdates = function() { // Allow new updates to be scheduled from maybeToggleUpdateChecking() this.currentUpdateChecker_ = null; if (!this.updateserverURL_) { G_Debug(this, 'checkForUpdates: no update server url'); return false; } // See if we've triggered the request backoff logic. if (!this.requestBackoff_.canMakeRequest()) return false; // Grab the current state of the tables from the database this.dbService_.getTables(BindToObject(this.makeUpdateRequest_, this)); return true; } /** * Method that fires the actual HTTP update request. * First we reset any tables that have disappeared. * @param tableData List of table data already in the database, in the form * tablename;\n */ PROT_ListManager.prototype.makeUpdateRequest_ = function(tableData) { var tableNames = {}; for (var tableName in this.tablesData) { if (this.tablesData[tableName].needsUpdate) tableNames[tableName] = true; } var request = ""; // For each table already in the database, include the chunk data from // the database var lines = tableData.split("\n"); for (var i = 0; i < lines.length; i++) { var fields = lines[i].split(";"); if (tableNames[fields[0]]) { request += lines[i] + "\n"; delete tableNames[fields[0]]; } } // For each requested table that didn't have chunk data in the database, // request it fresh for (var tableName in tableNames) { request += tableName + ";\n"; } G_Debug(this, 'checkForUpdates: scheduling request..'); var streamer = Cc["@mozilla.org/url-classifier/streamupdater;1"] .getService(Ci.nsIUrlClassifierStreamUpdater); try { streamer.updateUrl = this.updateserverURL_; } catch (e) { G_Debug(this, 'invalid url'); return; } if (!streamer.downloadUpdates(request, BindToObject(this.updateSuccess_, this), BindToObject(this.updateError_, this), BindToObject(this.downloadError_, this))) { G_Debug(this, "pending update, wait until later"); } } /** * Callback function if the update request succeeded. * @param waitForUpdate String The number of seconds that the client should * wait before requesting again. */ PROT_ListManager.prototype.updateSuccess_ = function(waitForUpdate) { G_Debug(this, "update success: " + waitForUpdate); if (waitForUpdate) { var delay = parseInt(waitForUpdate, 10); // As long as the delay is something sane (5 minutes or more), update // our delay time for requesting updates if (delay >= (5 * 60) && this.updateChecker_) this.updateChecker_.setDelay(delay * 1000); } } /** * Callback function if the update request succeeded. * @param result String The error code of the failure */ PROT_ListManager.prototype.updateError_ = function(result) { G_Debug(this, "update error: " + result); // XXX: there was some trouble applying the updates. } /** * Callback function when the download failed * @param status String http status or an empty string if connection refused. */ PROT_ListManager.prototype.downloadError_ = function(status) { G_Debug(this, "download error: " + status); // If status is empty, then we assume that we got an NS_CONNECTION_REFUSED // error. In this case, we treat this is a http 500 error. if (!status) { status = 500; } status = parseInt(status, 10); this.requestBackoff_.noteServerResponse(status); // Try again in a minute this.currentUpdateChecker_ = new G_Alarm(BindToObject(this.checkForUpdates, this), 60000); } PROT_ListManager.prototype.QueryInterface = function(iid) { if (iid.equals(Ci.nsISupports) || iid.equals(Ci.nsIUrlListManager) || iid.equals(Ci.nsITimerCallback)) return this; Components.returnCode = Components.results.NS_ERROR_NO_INTERFACE; return null; }