Ethereum smart contract fuzzer
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echidna/lib/Echidna/Solidity.hs

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{-# LANGUAGE FlexibleContexts #-}
{-# LANGUAGE OverloadedStrings #-}
{-# LANGUAGE LambdaCase #-}
{-# LANGUAGE TemplateHaskell #-}
{-# LANGUAGE TupleSections #-}
{-# LANGUAGE ViewPatterns #-}
module Echidna.Solidity where
import Control.Lens
import Control.Exception (Exception)
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import Control.Monad (liftM2, mapM_, when, unless)
import Control.Monad.Catch (MonadThrow(..))
import Control.Monad.IO.Class (MonadIO(..))
import Control.Monad.Reader (MonadReader)
import Control.Monad.State.Strict (execStateT)
import Data.Aeson (Value(..))
import Data.ByteString.Lens (packedChars)
import Data.Foldable (toList)
import Data.Has (Has(..))
import Data.List (find, nub, partition)
import Data.List.Lens (prefixed, suffixed)
import Data.Maybe (isNothing)
import Data.Monoid ((<>))
import Data.Text (Text, isPrefixOf, pack, unpack)
import Data.Text.Lens (unpacked)
import Data.Text.Read (decimal, hexadecimal)
import System.Process (readCreateProcess, std_err, proc, StdStream(..))
import System.IO (openFile, IOMode(..))
import System.IO.Temp (writeSystemTempFile)
import Echidna.ABI (SolSignature)
import Echidna.Exec (execTx)
import Echidna.Transaction (Tx(..), World(..))
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import EVM hiding (contracts)
import EVM.ABI (AbiValue(..))
import EVM.Exec (vmForEthrunCreation)
import EVM.Solidity
import EVM.Types (Addr)
import qualified Data.ByteString as BS
import qualified Data.HashMap.Strict as M
import qualified Data.Text as T
-- | Things that can go wrong trying to load a Solidity file for Echidna testing. Read the 'Show'
-- instance for more detailed explanations.
data SolException = BadAddr Addr
| CompileFailure
| NoContracts
| TestArgsFound Text
| ContractNotFound Text
| NoBytecode Text
| NoFuncs
| NoTests
| OnlyTests
instance Show SolException where
show = \case
BadAddr a -> "No contract at " ++ show a ++ " exists"
CompileFailure -> "Couldn't compile given file"
NoContracts -> "No contracts found in given file"
(ContractNotFound c) -> "Given contract " ++ show c ++ " not found in given file"
(TestArgsFound t) -> "Test " ++ show t ++ " has arguments, aborting"
(NoBytecode t) -> "No bytecode found for contract " ++ show t
NoFuncs -> "ABI is empty, are you sure your constructor is right?"
NoTests -> "No tests found in ABI"
OnlyTests -> "Only tests and no public functions found in ABI"
instance Exception SolException
-- | Configuration for loading Solidity for Echidna testing.
data SolConf = SolConf { _contractAddr :: Addr -- ^ Contract address to use
, _deployer :: Addr -- ^ Contract deployer address to use
, _sender :: [Addr] -- ^ Sender addresses to use
, _prefix :: Text -- ^ Function name prefix used to denote tests
, _solcArgs :: String -- ^ Args to pass to @solc@
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, _quiet :: Bool -- ^ Suppress @solc@ output, errors, and warnings
}
makeLenses ''SolConf
-- | Given a file, try to compile it and get a list of its contracts, throwing exceptions if necessary.
contracts :: (MonadIO m, MonadThrow m, MonadReader x m, Has SolConf x) => FilePath -> m [SolcContract]
contracts fp = do
a <- view (hasLens . solcArgs)
q <- view (hasLens . quiet)
pure (a, q) >>= liftIO . solc >>= (\case
Nothing -> throwM CompileFailure
Just m -> pure . toList $ fst m) where
usual = ["--combined-json=bin-runtime,bin,srcmap,srcmap-runtime,abi,ast", fp]
solc (a, q) = do
stderr <- if q then UseHandle <$> openFile "/dev/null" WriteMode
else pure Inherit
readSolc =<< writeSystemTempFile ""
=<< readCreateProcess (proc "solc" $ usual <> words a) {std_err = stderr} ""
-- | Given an optional contract name and a list of 'SolcContract's, try to load the specified
-- contract, or, if not provided, the first contract in the list, into a 'VM' usable for Echidna
-- testing and extract an ABI and list of tests. Throws exceptions if anything returned doesn't look
-- usable for Echidna. NOTE: Contract names passed to this function should be prefixed by the
-- filename their code is in, plus a colon.
loadSpecified :: (MonadIO m, MonadThrow m, MonadReader x m, Has SolConf x)
=> Maybe Text -> [SolcContract] -> m (VM, [SolSignature], [Text])
loadSpecified name cs = let ensure l e = if l == mempty then throwM e else pure () in do
-- Pick contract to load
c <- choose cs name
q <- view (hasLens . quiet)
liftIO $ do
when (isNothing name && length cs > 1) $
putStrLn "Multiple contracts found in file, only analyzing the first"
unless q . putStrLn $ "Analyzing contract: " <> unpack (c ^. contractName)
-- Local variables
(SolConf ca d _ pref _ _) <- view hasLens
let bc = c ^. creationCode
blank = vmForEthrunCreation bc
abi = liftM2 (,) (view methodName) (fmap snd . view methodInputs) <$> toList (c ^. abiMap)
(tests, funs) = partition (isPrefixOf pref . fst) abi
-- Make sure everything is ready to use, then ship it
mapM_ (uncurry ensure) [(abi, NoFuncs), (tests, NoTests), (funs, OnlyTests)] -- ABI checks
ensure bc (NoBytecode $ c ^. contractName) -- Bytecode check
case find (not . null . snd) tests of
Just (t,_) -> throwM $ TestArgsFound t -- Test args check
Nothing -> (, funs, fst <$> tests) <$> execStateT (execTx $ Tx (Right bc) d ca 0) blank
where choose [] _ = throwM NoContracts
choose (c:_) Nothing = return c
choose _ (Just n) = maybe (throwM $ ContractNotFound n) pure $
find ((n ==) . view contractName) cs
-- | Given a file and an optional contract name, compile the file as solidity, then, if a name is
-- given, try to fine the specified contract (assuming it is in the file provided), otherwise, find
-- the first contract in the file. Take said contract and return an initial VM state with it loaded,
-- its ABI (as 'SolSignature's), and the names of its Echidna tests. NOTE: unlike 'loadSpecified',
-- contract names passed here don't need the file they occur in specified.
loadSolidity :: (MonadIO m, MonadThrow m, MonadReader x m, Has SolConf x)
=> FilePath -> Maybe Text -> m (VM, [SolSignature], [Text])
loadSolidity fp name = contracts fp >>= loadSpecified ((pack fp <>) <$> name)
-- | Given the results of 'loadSolidity', assuming a single-contract test, get everything ready
-- for running a 'Campaign' against the tests found.
prepareForTest :: (MonadReader x m, Has SolConf x)
=> (VM, [SolSignature], [Text]) -> m (VM, World, [(Text, Addr)])
prepareForTest (v, a, ts) = let r = v ^. state . contract in
view (hasLens . sender) <&> \s -> (v, World s [(r, a)], zip ts $ repeat r)
-- | Basically loadSolidity, but prepares the results to be passed directly into
-- a testing function.
loadSolTests :: (MonadIO m, MonadThrow m, MonadReader x m, Has SolConf x)
=> FilePath -> Maybe Text -> m (VM, World, [(Text, Addr)])
loadSolTests fp name = loadSolidity fp name >>= prepareForTest
-- | Given a list of 'SolcContract's, try to parse out string and integer literals
extractConstants :: [SolcContract] -> [AbiValue]
extractConstants = nub . concatMap (constants "" . view contractAst) where
-- Tools for parsing numbers and quoted strings from 'Text'
as f = preview $ to f . _Right . _1
asAddr x = as hexadecimal =<< T.stripPrefix "0x" x
asQuoted = preview $ unpacked . prefixed "\"" . suffixed "\"" . packedChars
-- We need this because sometimes @solc@ emits a json string with a type, then a string
-- representation of some value of that type. Why is this? Unclear. Anyway, this lets us match
-- those cases like regular strings
literal t f = \case String (T.words -> ((^? only t) -> m) : y : _) -> m *> f y
_ -> Nothing
-- 'constants' takes a property name and its 'Value', then tries to find solidity literals
-- CASE ONE: we're looking at a big object with a bunch of little objects, recurse
constants _ (Object o) = concatMap (uncurry constants) $ M.toList o
constants _ (Array a) = concatMap (constants "") a
-- CASE TWO: we're looking at a @type@ or @value@ object, try to parse it
-- 2.1: We're looking at a @value@ starting with "0x", which is how solc represents addresses
-- @value: "0x123"@ ==> @[AbiAddress 291]@
constants "value" (String (asAddr -> Just i)) = [AbiAddress i]
-- 2.2: We're looking at something of the form @type: int_const [...]@, an integer literal
-- @type: "int_const 123"@ ==> @[AbiUInt 8 123, AbiUInt 16 123, ... AbiInt 256 123]@
constants "type" (literal "int_const" (as decimal) -> Just i) =
let l f = f <$> [8,16..256] <*> [fromIntegral (i :: Integer)] in l AbiInt ++ l AbiUInt
-- 2.3: We're looking at something of the form @type: literal_string "[...]"@, a string literal
-- @type: "literal_string \"123\""@ ==> @[AbiString "123", AbiBytes 3 "123"...]@
constants "type" (literal "literal_string" asQuoted -> Just b) =
([AbiString, AbiBytesDynamic] <&> ($ b)) ++ [AbiBytes 32 (BS.append b (BS.replicate (32 - BS.length b) 0))]
-- CASE THREE: we're at a leaf node with no constants
constants _ _ = []