CalvinKirs opened a new pull request, #66580:
URL: https://github.com/apache/doris/pull/66580

   ## Proposed changes
   
   The builtin audit plugin frames its stream-load payload for
   `__internal_schema.audit_log` with `0x1F` as the column separator and
   `0x1E` as the row delimiter (see `AuditLoader.AUDIT_TABLE_COL_SEPARATOR`
   / `AUDIT_TABLE_LINE_DELIMITER`). In `AuditLoader.fillLogBuffer`, however,
   the string columns — statement text, catalog/db, user, changed
   variables, error message, workload group, etc. — were appended without
   escaping.
   
   Because these fields can carry user-controlled content (and a SQL
   statement may legitimately contain arbitrary bytes inside a block
   comment or string literal, which the lexer accepts), a crafted statement
   containing raw `0x1F`/`0x1E` could end its own audit row early and have
   the trailing bytes parsed as an additional, fully attacker-controlled
   row. This allows forging or misattributing rows in the audit table
   (CWE-117 log injection).
   
   ### Changes
   
   - Add `sanitizeField()` in `AuditLoader`, which replaces the two framing
     bytes (`0x1F`, `0x1E`) with a space. Only these two bytes are
     structural, so all other content — including newlines and tabs already
     present in SQL text — is preserved unchanged.
   - Route every string column in `fillLogBuffer` through the new
     `appendField()` helper so that new string columns added in the future
     are covered automatically. Numeric and boolean columns are appended
     directly since they can never contain these bytes.
   - Add unit tests asserting that injected delimiters cannot add rows or
     columns, and that ordinary statements pass through unchanged.
   
   The text-file audit sink (`AuditLogBuilder`, `fe.audit.log`) uses a
   `|key=value` format and is unaffected.
   
   ## Types of changes
   
   - [x] Bugfix (non-breaking change which fixes an issue)
   
   ## Further comments
   
   Behavior-preserving: only the two structural bytes, which are not
   meaningful data, are affected. Existing clusters and audit consumers are
   unchanged.


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