OCPBUGS-113759: block GraphQL introspection over websocket

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CONSOLE Features and Fixes:

OCPBUGS-113759: block GraphQL introspection over the console's /api/graphql websocket (graphql-ws) transport, closing the gap left by OCPBUGS-43671 / #14639.

Solution description

Problem. OCPBUGS-43671 (#14639) added graphql.DisableIntrospection() to disable introspection on the console GraphQL endpoint. In graph-gophers/graphql-go v1.5.0 (used by release-4.18) that option only affects the HTTP Schema.Exec path. The same /api/graphql endpoint is also served over a graphql-ws websocket, which runs operations through Schema.Subscribe; that path builds its request without the introspection flag, so introspection stays enabled. A client can enumerate the schema by sending the introspection query over the websocket instead of HTTP:

{"type":"start","id":"1","payload":{"query":"query { __schema { queryType { name } } }"}}

Fix. Wrap the schema in an introspectionBlocker (pkg/graphql/introspection.go) that implements the graphql-ws service interface. It rejects any document selecting an introspection meta-field (__schema, __type, _service) before delegating to Schema.Subscribe, and continues to allow __typename (required for unions/interfaces and injected by Apollo Client). The HTTP path is unchanged; only the websocket service argument is swapped in pkg/server/server.go.

Affected versions.

• release-4.18 / release-4.17 — vulnerable (graphql-go v1.5.0). This PR targets release-4.18.
• release-4.19 through release-4.22 — already resolved: all ship graphql-go v1.6.0, where the introspection option was reworked so the Subscribe (websocket) path defaults to introspection disabled. No change needed.
• main — not applicable: the GraphQL endpoint has been removed entirely.

Reviewers and assignees:

Test cases:

Unit test TestIntrospectionBlockerSubscribe (pkg/graphql/introspection_test.go):

• Blocked: __schema, __type, aliased __schema, minified __schema, _service.
• Allowed: __typename, an ordinary query, and a subscription.

Manual verification: with a console built from this branch, sending the introspection query over the websocket now returns an error instead of the schema; sending it over plain HTTP is unchanged (already blocked).

Additional info:

Root cause is in graph-gophers/graphql-go v1.5.0: Schema.Exec sets the introspection flag on its request but Schema.subscribe does not, so introspection is only suppressed on the HTTP path. This guard is only needed on branches pinned to v1.5.0.

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• Security
  • GraphQL schema introspection requests over WebSocket subscriptions are now rejected, including schema, type, and federation service introspection fields.
  • __typename, regular queries, and non-introspection subscriptions continue to work as expected.
• Bug Fixes
  • Introspection blocking is now consistently applied across both HTTP requests and WebSocket subscriptions.

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What

Reject GraphQL introspection queries sent over the /api/graphql websocket (graphql-ws) transport, closing the gap left by OCPBUGS-43671 / #14639.

Why

OCPBUGS-43671 (#14639) added graphql.DisableIntrospection() to disable introspection on the console's GraphQL endpoint. In graph-gophers/graphql-go v1.5.0 (used by release-4.18) that option only affects the HTTP Schema.Exec path. The same endpoint is also served over a graphql-ws websocket, which runs queries through Schema.Subscribe; that path builds its request without the introspection flag, so introspection stays enabled. A client can enumerate the schema by sending the introspection query over the websocket instead of HTTP:

{"type":"start","id":"1","payload":{"query":"query { __schema { queryType { name } } }"}}

Fix

Wrap the schema in an introspectionBlocker implementing the graphql-ws service interface. It rejects any document selecting an introspection meta-field (__schema, __type, _service) before delegating to Schema.Subscribe, and continues to allow __typename (required for unions/interfaces and injected by Apollo Client). The HTTP path is unchanged.

Affected versions

• release-4.18 / release-4.17 — vulnerable (graphql-go v1.5.0). This PR targets release-4.18.
• release-4.19, release-4.20, release-4.21, release-4.22 — already resolved: all ship graphql-go v1.6.0, where the introspection option was reworked so the Subscribe (websocket) path defaults to introspection disabled (verified against v1.6.0 source). No change needed on these branches.
• main — not applicable: the GraphQL endpoint has been removed entirely.

Testing

Unit test TestIntrospectionBlockerSubscribe covers schema/type/aliased/minified/_service introspection (blocked) and __typename/ordinary query/subscription (allowed). Manual: over the websocket the introspection query now returns an error instead of the schema; HTTP is unchanged.

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Walkthrough

The change adds a GraphQL subscription wrapper that rejects standalone introspection fields, preserves allowed operations, and delegates them to the wrapped subscriber. The server applies this wrapper when constructing the GraphQL handler.

Changes

GraphQL introspection blocking

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Block introspection subscriptions pkg/graphql/introspection.go, pkg/graphql/introspection_test.go	The new wrapper rejects __schema, __type, and _service fields during subscriptions. It allows __typename and ordinary operations. Tests cover aliases, minified queries, delegation, and errors.
Wire the blocker into the GraphQL handler pkg/server/server.go	HTTPHandler wraps the schema with NewIntrospectionBlocker before creating the GraphQL handler.

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to a19bb

The change blocks websocket introspection, but the current implementation can also reject legitimate queries that merely contain "__schema" in a string or comment. The matching should be limited to selected GraphQL fields before merge.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant GraphQLClient
  participant GraphQLHandler
  participant introspectionBlocker
  participant SchemaSubscriber
  GraphQLClient->>GraphQLHandler: Start subscription
  GraphQLHandler->>introspectionBlocker: Subscribe(document, operationName, variables)
  alt Introspection field detected
    introspectionBlocker-->>GraphQLHandler: Return error
    GraphQLHandler-->>GraphQLClient: Reject subscription
  else Allowed operation
    introspectionBlocker->>SchemaSubscriber: Subscribe(document, operationName, variables)
    SchemaSubscriber-->>GraphQLClient: Return subscription channel
  end

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Check name	Status	Explanation	Resolution
Docstring Coverage	⚠️ Warning	Docstring coverage is 50.00% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 2 functions across 3 files.	Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage threshold.

✅ Passed checks (14 passed)

Check name	Status	Explanation
Title check	✅ Passed	The title clearly identifies the Jira issue and the main change: blocking GraphQL introspection over the websocket transport.
Description check	✅ Passed	The description provides the problem, root cause, solution, affected versions, test cases, manual verification steps, and additional context. The browser conformance and test setup sections are not ex…
Linked Issues check	✅ Passed	Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Out of Scope Changes check	✅ Passed	Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Stable And Deterministic Test Names	✅ Passed	The pull request adds a standard Go test with fixed t.Run names such as schema introspection is blocked and subscription is allowed. It adds no Ginkgo It, Describe, Context, or When titl…
Test Structure And Quality	✅ Passed	PASS: The changed test is a standard Go testing table-driven test with t.Run, not Ginkgo code. It has no It blocks, cluster resources, or Eventually/Consistently waits. The custom Ginkgo-spe…
Microshift Test Compatibility	✅ Passed	The pull request adds a standard Go unit test, TestIntrospectionBlockerSubscribe, using testing.T and t.Run. It adds no Ginkgo e2e tests (It, Describe, Context, or When), so the MicroShi…
Single Node Openshift (Sno) Test Compatibility	✅ Passed	The check is not applicable. The pull request adds a standard Go unit test, TestIntrospectionBlockerSubscribe, using testing.T and subtests. It adds no Ginkgo e2e tests (It, Describe, `Context…
Topology-Aware Scheduling Compatibility	✅ Passed	The check is not applicable. The PR changes only GraphQL code and pkg/server/server.go; it adds no deployment manifests, operators, controllers, replicas, affinity, topology spread constraints, node…
Ote Binary Stdout Contract	✅ Passed	The pull request adds no stdout writes in process-level code. The new pkg/graphql/introspection.go contains only a regex, wrapper, and error/delegation logic. The new test uses t.Errorf inside a t…
Ipv6 And Disconnected Network Test Compatibility	✅ Passed	PASS: The pull request adds a standard-library Go unit test, TestIntrospectionBlockerSubscribe, in pkg/graphql/introspection_test.go. It does not add Ginkgo e2e tests and contains no IPv4 assumpti…
No-Weak-Crypto	✅ Passed	The pull request introduces no weak cryptography. The changed code uses regexp and errors for GraphQL filtering and does not add MD5, SHA1, DES, 3DES, RC4, Blowfish, ECB mode, custom crypto, or se…
Container-Privileges	✅ Passed	PASS: The commit changes only Go source and test files. It adds no container or Kubernetes manifest fields for privileged mode, hostPID, hostNetwork, hostIPC, SYS_ADMIN, allowPrivilegeEscalation, or r…
No-Sensitive-Data-In-Logs	✅ Passed	PASS: The pull request adds no runtime logging. introspectionBlocker.Subscribe returns the constant error GraphQL introspection is disabled and does not include the query document, variables, cont…

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Explanation

The description provides the problem, root cause, solution, affected versions, test cases, manual verification steps, and additional context. The browser conformance and test setup sections are not explicitly completed, but these omissions are non-critical for this backend-only change.

Full details: Stable And Deterministic Test Names

Explanation

The pull request adds a standard Go test with fixed t.Run names such as schema introspection is blocked and subscription is allowed. It adds no Ginkgo It, Describe, Context, or When titles. The test names contain no generated identifiers, timestamps, node or namespace names, IP addresses, or dynamic interpolation.

Full details: Test Structure And Quality

Explanation

PASS: The changed test is a standard Go testing table-driven test with t.Run, not Ginkgo code. It has no It blocks, cluster resources, or Eventually/Consistently waits. The custom Ginkgo-specific requirements therefore do not apply.

Full details: Microshift Test Compatibility

Explanation

The pull request adds a standard Go unit test, TestIntrospectionBlockerSubscribe, using testing.T and t.Run. It adds no Ginkgo e2e tests (It, Describe, Context, or When), so the MicroShift API compatibility check does not apply. The changed files also contain no newly added MicroShift-incompatible test APIs or assumptions.

Full details: Single Node Openshift (Sno) Test Compatibility

Explanation

The check is not applicable. The pull request adds a standard Go unit test, TestIntrospectionBlockerSubscribe, using testing.T and subtests. It adds no Ginkgo e2e tests (It, Describe, Context, or When) and introduces no multi-node or HA assumptions.

Full details: Topology-Aware Scheduling Compatibility

Explanation

The check is not applicable. The PR changes only GraphQL code and pkg/server/server.go; it adds no deployment manifests, operators, controllers, replicas, affinity, topology spread constraints, node selectors, tolerations, or PDBs. The server change only wraps the GraphQL websocket service with NewIntrospectionBlocker.

Full details: Ote Binary Stdout Contract

Explanation

The pull request adds no stdout writes in process-level code. The new pkg/graphql/introspection.go contains only a regex, wrapper, and error/delegation logic. The new test uses t.Errorf inside a test case. The only implementation change in pkg/server/server.go swaps the websocket service and adds comments. Existing fmt.Printf calls in HTTPHandler are unchanged and are not caused by this pull request. The exact diff changes only the two GraphQL files and the server wiring; it does not modify main, init, TestMain, or suite setup.

Full details: Ipv6 And Disconnected Network Test Compatibility

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PASS: The pull request adds a standard-library Go unit test, TestIntrospectionBlockerSubscribe, in pkg/graphql/introspection_test.go. It does not add Ginkgo e2e tests and contains no IPv4 assumptions or external connectivity. The check is therefore inapplicable.

Full details: No-Weak-Crypto

Explanation

The pull request introduces no weak cryptography. The changed code uses regexp and errors for GraphQL filtering and does not add MD5, SHA1, DES, 3DES, RC4, Blowfish, ECB mode, custom crypto, or secret/token comparisons. The existing crypto/tls import and bearer-token handling in pkg/server/server.go are unchanged context.

Full details: Container-Privileges

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PASS: The commit changes only Go source and test files. It adds no container or Kubernetes manifest fields for privileged mode, hostPID, hostNetwork, hostIPC, SYS_ADMIN, allowPrivilegeEscalation, or root execution. The changed server code only wraps a GraphQL handler.

Full details: No-Sensitive-Data-In-Logs

Explanation

PASS: The pull request adds no runtime logging. introspectionBlocker.Subscribe returns the constant error GraphQL introspection is disabled and does not include the query document, variables, context, or credentials. The websocket transport serializes only that error. The test diagnostics contain fixed text and do not expose sensitive values. The existing Authorization header construction is unchanged.

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CONSOLE Features and Fixes:

OCPBUGS-113759: block GraphQL introspection over the console's /api/graphql websocket (graphql-ws) transport, closing the gap left by OCPBUGS-43671 / #14639.

Solution description

Problem. OCPBUGS-43671 (#14639) added graphql.DisableIntrospection() to disable introspection on the console GraphQL endpoint. In graph-gophers/graphql-go v1.5.0 (used by release-4.18) that option only affects the HTTP Schema.Exec path. The same /api/graphql endpoint is also served over a graphql-ws websocket, which runs operations through Schema.Subscribe; that path builds its request without the introspection flag, so introspection stays enabled. A client can enumerate the schema by sending the introspection query over the websocket instead of HTTP:

{"type":"start","id":"1","payload":{"query":"query { __schema { queryType { name } } }"}}

Fix. Wrap the schema in an introspectionBlocker (pkg/graphql/introspection.go) that implements the graphql-ws service interface. It rejects any document selecting an introspection meta-field (__schema, __type, _service) before delegating to Schema.Subscribe, and continues to allow __typename (required for unions/interfaces and injected by Apollo Client). The HTTP path is unchanged; only the websocket service argument is swapped in pkg/server/server.go.

Affected versions.

• release-4.18 / release-4.17 — vulnerable (graphql-go v1.5.0). This PR targets release-4.18.
• release-4.19 through release-4.22 — already resolved: all ship graphql-go v1.6.0, where the introspection option was reworked so the Subscribe (websocket) path defaults to introspection disabled. No change needed.
• main — not applicable: the GraphQL endpoint has been removed entirely.

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Test cases:

Unit test TestIntrospectionBlockerSubscribe (pkg/graphql/introspection_test.go):

• Blocked: __schema, __type, aliased __schema, minified __schema, _service.
• Allowed: __typename, an ordinary query, and a subscription.

Manual verification: with a console built from this branch, sending the introspection query over the websocket now returns an error instead of the schema; sending it over plain HTTP is unchanged (already blocked).

Additional info:

Root cause is in graph-gophers/graphql-go v1.5.0: Schema.Exec sets the introspection flag on its request but Schema.subscribe does not, so introspection is only suppressed on the HTTP path. This guard is only needed on branches pinned to v1.5.0.

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• Security
• GraphQL schema introspection requests over WebSocket subscriptions are now rejected, including schema, type, and federation service introspection fields.
• __typename, regular queries, and non-introspection subscriptions continue to work as expected.
• Bug Fixes
• Introspection blocking is now consistently applied across both HTTP requests and WebSocket subscriptions.

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Thanks @coderabbitai. Addressed in the latest (squashed) revision.

The raw-text regex is replaced with selectsIntrospectionField, a small scanner that skips # comments and string values (both regular "..." and block """...""" strings) and matches __schema / __type / _service only as actual GraphQL name tokens. __typename remains allowed.

Regression tests added for the false-positive cases:

• introspection name inside a string argument — allowed
• introspection name inside a block-string argument — allowed
• introspection name inside a comment — allowed

(plus the existing blocked cases: __schema, __type, aliased, minified, _service).

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