fix: validate CbTx chainlock height diff#7363
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Reject an out-of-range bestCLHeightDiff that would otherwise produce a pre-genesis ancestor height when combined with pindex->nHeight, returning state.Invalid(BLOCK_CONSENSUS, "bad-cbtx-cldiff") before any GetAncestor() lookup. The GetAncestor() result is also null-checked as defense-in-depth. CheckCbTxBestChainlock is exposed in specialtxman.h alongside the existing Check* prototypes so a focused unit test can cover the new boundary in src/test/evo_cbtx_tests.cpp. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Small, well-scoped defensive fix that closes a remote crash vector in CheckCbTxBestChainlock by rejecting out-of-range bestCLHeightDiff before calling GetAncestor(), plus a defensive null check on the returned ancestor. The boundary math is correct and the change is strictly more-rejecting, so it cannot reject any historically valid block. Two minor non-blocking observations about test coverage and reject-reason granularity.
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In `src/test/evo_cbtx_tests.cpp`:
- [SUGGESTION] src/test/evo_cbtx_tests.cpp:56-62: Defensive GetAncestor() null-check branch is not exercised
Both test cases set bestCLHeightDiff to nHeight (5) and uint32_max, so both trip the range check at specialtxman.cpp:77 and return before the new `if (pAncestor == nullptr)` branch at specialtxman.cpp:89 is reached. The commit message highlights the null check as an intentional defense, but from the unit test's perspective that branch is currently unexercised. A case with `bestCLHeightDiff = nHeight - 1` on a standalone CBlockIndex (pprev == nullptr) would pass the range check, compute curBlockCoinbaseCLHeight = 0, and drive GetAncestor() down a chain it cannot walk, covering the defensive path.
Issue being fixed or feature implemented
CheckCbTxBestChainlockderived an ancestor height frombestCLHeightDiffwithout first ensuring the derived height was in range. This PR adds an
explicit consensus rejection for out-of-range CbTx chainlock height diffs before
ancestor lookup.
What was done?
bestCLHeightDiffbefore deriving and using the referenced chainlockancestor height.
bad-cbtx-cldifffor out-of-range values.evo_cbtx_testssuite.How Has This Been Tested?
Tested locally on macOS arm64:
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Result:
ship.Breaking Changes
None expected. This only rejects malformed CbTx chainlock metadata that
references an invalid ancestor height.
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