feat(sdk): read deflate-compressed ZIP entries in TDF archives by pflynn-virtru · Pull Request #4247 · opentdf/platform

pflynn-virtru · 2026-10-20T20:25:52Z

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OpenTDF writers store both TDF entries (0.payload and the manifest) uncompressed, but other ZTDF/TDF writers compress them with DEFLATE (ZIP method 8). The Go reader ignored the compression method and returned an entry's compressed bytes as its content, so those archives failed later with a misleading JSON parse error or a segment integrity failure. This PR reads deflated entries through the standard library's archive/zip, and rejects every other method with a clear error.

Writers are unchanged. Every OpenTDF writer still emits STORED entries. Only the reader changes.
STORED-only archives keep exactly today's path. That covers every archive OpenTDF writes. The archive/zip reader is built lazily, on the first read of a DEFLATE entry, so an archive with no deflated entries never touches archive/zip. A test pins this.
archive/zip handles deflated entries. It decompresses them, enforces the declared uncompressed size (zip.ErrFormat for data past it, io.ErrUnexpectedEOF for data short of it), and verifies the CRC-32 (zip.ErrChecksum). It also handles ZIP64 and data descriptors.
- It reads the archive through an io.ReaderAt adapter over the caller's ReadSeeker. Size comes from Seek(0, io.SeekEnd), and every access happens under the reader's existing mutex.
- Each of our central-directory entries is matched to its *zip.File by data offset (File.DataOffset()) as well as name, so duplicate names can't get crossed. archive/zip must also report the same method and sizes, so the bounds NewReader already checks (entry data never reaches into the central directory) hold for what archive/zip reads.
Unsupported methods: anything other than STORED (0) and DEFLATE (8) is rejected when the archive is opened (NewReader, so also LoadTDF and IsValidTdf). The error wraps the exported zip.ErrAlgorithm, so callers outside the SDK can use errors.Is(err, zip.ErrAlgorithm). The message names the entry and the method, e.g. zip: unsupported compression algorithm: entry "0.payload" uses compression method 12; only stored (0) and deflate (8) are supported.
What zipstream still adds:
- Random access. ReadPayload/ReadFileData keep taking uncompressed (index, length). A deflated payload is never buffered whole. A forward cursor runs over the ReadCloser from File.Open():
  - A read ahead of the cursor skips forward with io.CopyN(io.Discard, ...).
  - A read behind the cursor closes and re-opens the entry.
  - When a read reaches the declared end, one more read lets archive/zip check that the stream ends there and verify the CRC.
- Last-range cache. The sdk's Read fetches the whole current segment on every call through ReadAt. A caller reading in small pieces therefore asks for the same segment many times in a row, and without the cache each repeat would re-open and re-inflate the entry, making a sequential Read/io.ReadAll quadratic. The last range returned is kept, callers get copies, and a test pins that a sequential pass stays linear.
- Manifest cap on the uncompressed size. WithMaxManifestSize / WithTDFManifestMaxSize is checked against the declared uncompressed size before any entry data is read.
- A default inflation budget. A stored manifest can never be longer than its archive, but DEFLATE expands about 1000x. Without a bound, the default no-limit setting (and IsValidTdf, which has no limit option) would let a few-MB archive inflate to gigabytes before anything validated it. Each Reader therefore carries a budget: the larger of the archive's length and 10 MiB (minInflateBudget). Both checks below use the declared uncompressed size and run before any entry data is read. Because archive/zip stops one byte past the declared size, bounding the declared size bounds inflation. Both errors wrap the existing file-size error and say what to do.
  - Manifest: with no limit configured, which TDFReader passes to ReadAllFileData as math.MaxInt64, a deflated manifest must declare no more than the budget. An explicit limit applies as given, even above the budget; that is how to read a legitimately large compressed manifest. The WithMaxManifestSize godoc says this.
  - Payload: ReadFileData rejects a deflated payload that declares more than the budget, with no override. Payload ciphertext does not compress, so a real deflated payload never declares more than its archive holds.
  - Stored entries are unaffected. The same policy is going into the Java and JS SDKs.
- Buffers that grow with the data. Read buffers grow as inflated data arrives (at most 4 MiB up front). Under an explicit limit above the budget, a forged declared size, for example a terabyte for a few bytes of DEFLATE data, still can't force a large allocation before archive/zip reports the shortfall.
- At open time the only size check rejects a declared uncompressed size above MaxInt64, which can't be represented. The 1032:1 DEFLATE-ratio check from the first revision is gone: archive/zip stops one byte past the declared size, and the budget plus growing buffers prevent over-allocation, so the ratio check added no protection.
Cost of random access: each backward read re-inflates everything from the start of the entry up to its offset. Reading a deflated payload backwards segment by segment is therefore quadratic in inflation work. Forward access (WriteTo, io.Copy, sequential Read, Seek forward) costs one pass.
- archive/zip pulls compressed data 4 KiB at a time through flate's buffered reader. Each of those pulls is one seek and one read on the archive ReadSeeker.
- STORED payloads keep the direct seek-and-read path.
CRC-32 is now verified whenever a deflated entry is read to its end: the manifest always, the payload when the last segment is read. A partial read can't check the CRC, since it doesn't see the whole entry. TDF segment hashes and the root signature still protect the payload's integrity regardless.
Concurrency: one mutex, shared by all copies of the Reader, serializes access to the archive ReadSeeker and the deflated entries' cursors. As a side effect, concurrent ReadAt calls on stored payloads are now safe too. Before, they raced on the shared Seek+Read.
I left tdf3_reader.go and zip_headers.go alone so this doesn't conflict with the open manifest-name PRs.

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I have added or updated integration tests (if appropriate). Not needed; the sdk-level test below decrypts end to end against the in-process test KAS.
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Testing Instructions

sdk/internal/zipstream/inflate_test.go covers:

Deflated entry round trip, with stored-entry reads interleaved on the shared ReadSeeker.
TDFReader with a deflated manifest and/or payload, under both manifest.json and 0.manifest.json, in all four stored/deflated combinations, with segments read in reverse.
Unsupported methods (1, 6, 9, 12, 14, 93, 95, 98, 99) on the payload or the manifest fail with zip.ErrAlgorithm, and the message names the entry and the method.
Declared size smaller than the data gives zip.ErrFormat; larger gives io.ErrUnexpectedEOF.
Empty deflated entry; a stream that inflates past a declared size of zero.
Corrupt deflate data: truncated, not deflate, no data.
CRC-32 mismatch gives zip.ErrChecksum on full reads of the manifest and the payload, and partial reads still succeed.
Entries written by archive/zip itself, with data descriptors.
Duplicate entry names are matched by data offset. The test fails if matching is by name alone.
STORED-only archives never reach archive/zip, and the zip.Reader is built only on the first deflated read.
Manifest cap is measured on the uncompressed size: an over-cap declaration is refused with zero entry bytes read; a lying declaration under the cap gives zip.ErrFormat after reading only a fraction of the compressed data.
Inflation budget: with no limit (the NewTDFReader + Manifest path IsValidTdf uses), a sub-1 MiB archive whose deflated manifest declares more than 10 MiB is refused with zero entry bytes read, and an explicit larger limit admits it. A manifest within the budget reads by default. An archive longer than 10 MiB raises the budget to its own length. A deflated payload declaring more than the budget is refused by ReadPayload. In sdk/manifest_size_test.go, TestIsValidTdf_DeflatedManifestInflationBudget covers the same case through IsValidTdf.
Random, backward, overlapping, and repeated reads on a 512 KiB payload. Repeated segment reads stay linear.
Concurrent reads from 8 goroutines under -race.
ZIP64 deflated entries, with and without a ZIP64 EOCD; a ZIP64 extra field that defers only the uncompressed size.
A declared size above MaxInt64 is rejected at open. A terabyte declared size is refused by the budget by default, and under an explicit limit it does not allocate up front.
STORED entries still ignore the uncompressed-size field.

Other test changes:

FuzzReader has seeds for both entries deflated with ZIP64, an overdeclared deflated entry, and bzip2. In-range reads of deflated entries may fail, but never with partial data.
sdk/tdf_test.go Test_DeflatedZipEntries: the SDK writes a TDF, archive/zip rewrites it with deflated entries under both manifest names, and the SDK decrypts it end to end with WriteTo, reverse ReadAt, and Seek+Read.

Run:

cd sdk
go test -race ./...
go test -run TestREADMECodeBlocks .
go test -run 'TestTDF/Test_DeflatedZipEntries' -v .
go test -run '^$' -fuzz FuzzReader -fuzztime 60s ./internal/zipstream

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xtest run opentdf/tests actions/runs/39625561654 (2026-10-21) built the platform and otdfctl from opentdf/platform feat/zip-inbound-deflate (553e9623), java-sdk feat/zip-inbound-deflate (b02a4121) and web-sdk feat/zip-inbound-deflate (94e09e4d), and ran test_tdf_roundtrip_deflated_entries from opentdf/tests#671 with force-supports=zip-deflate. The test encrypts with one SDK, rewrites every ZIP entry with DEFLATE, checks the entries are compressed, and decrypts with another SDK.

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encrypt ↓ / decrypt →	go	java	js
go	✅	✅	✅
java	✅	✅	✅
js	✅	✅	✅

This PR is the reader in the go column.

For comparison, the same test fails wherever an SDK built from main decrypts (opentdf/tests#671 CI):

go: json.Unmarshal failed: invalid character 'u' looking for beginning of value
java: InvalidZipException: Archive ended 1110 bytes into the 1438 byte entry [0.manifest.json]
js: InvalidFileError: entry [0.payload] uses unsupported compression method [8]

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New Features
- Added support for DEFLATE-compressed ZIP and TDF entries.
- Compressed entries support reading, seeking, random-access reads, and interleaved access across entries.
- Added support for ZIP64 metadata and compressed manifests and payloads.
Bug Fixes
- Improved validation for declared sizes, checksums, malformed compressed data, and oversized entries.
- Unsupported compression methods are rejected safely.
- Preserved compatibility with existing stored entries.
- Applied size limits to inflated compressed manifests and payloads.

OpenTDF writers store both TDF entries uncompressed, but other ZTDF/TDF writers compress them with DEFLATE (method 8). The reader ignored the compression method and returned the compressed bytes as entry content, so such archives failed later with a misleading JSON parse or segment integrity error. The zipstream reader now accepts STORED (0) and DEFLATE (8) entries and rejects any other method when the archive is opened, with ErrUnsupportedCompression naming the entry and the method. Writers are unchanged and still emit STORED entries. For a deflated entry the compressed size from the central directory (including ZIP64) bounds what is read from the archive and the declared uncompressed size is its logical length. Inflation never runs more than one byte past the declared size, and a stream that inflates to more or fewer bytes is an error. A declared size beyond DEFLATE's 1032:1 limit is rejected up front, and read buffers grow with inflated data rather than being sized from the declaration. The manifest size cap applies to the uncompressed size and is checked before any data is read. Payload reads stay in uncompressed coordinates. A deflated payload is inflated sequentially with a forward cursor rather than buffered whole: reads ahead skip forward, reads behind restart from the entry start, and the last range read is kept so the repeated segment fetches the sdk's Read makes stay linear. Access to the shared ReadSeeker and the cursor is serialized with a mutex. No CRC-32 check is made; TDF segment hashes and the root signature already cover integrity. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Paul Flynn <pflynn-virtru@users.noreply.github.com>

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The ZIP stream reader now supports STORED and DEFLATE entries. DEFLATE reads use uncompressed offsets and sizes, with validation for stream termination, limits, and checksums. Tests cover ZIP64 metadata, range reads, malformed entries, fuzz inputs, and compressed TDF entries.

Changes: DEFLATE ZIP Entry Support

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Compression metadata and entry dispatch `sdk/internal/zipstream/reader.go`, `sdk/internal/zipstream/inflate.go`, `sdk/internal/zipstream/zip64_conformance_test.go`	Entry construction distinguishes STORED and DEFLATE methods, parses ZIP64 uncompressed sizes, applies inflation limits, and rejects unsupported methods.
Inflated range reads and cursor lifecycle `sdk/internal/zipstream/inflate.go`, `sdk/internal/zipstream/reader.go`	Deflated entries support forward and backward reads, pass reopening, caching, synchronized access, and incremental buffer growth.
Reader integration and validation `sdk/internal/zipstream/inflate_test.go`, `sdk/internal/zipstream/fuzz_test.go`	Tests cover size and checksum errors, malformed streams, inflation limits, concurrency, compatibility, duplicate names, stored-entry behavior, and fuzz inputs.
TDF integration and inflation-limit coverage `sdk/tdf_test.go`, `sdk/manifest_size_test.go`, `sdk/tdf_config.go`	TDF tests cover compressed manifest and payload combinations. Manifest validation tests cover compressed inflation limits, and configuration documentation describes the limits.

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sequenceDiagram
  participant TDFReader
  participant Reader
  participant deflatedFile
  participant archiveZip
  TDFReader->>Reader: read manifest or payload range
  Reader->>deflatedFile: request uncompressed range
  deflatedFile->>archiveZip: open and inflate entry
  archiveZip-->>deflatedFile: return validated bytes
  deflatedFile-->>Reader: return requested range
  Reader-->>TDFReader: return TDF data

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github-actions · 2026-10-20T20:29:55Z

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github-actions · 2026-10-20T20:40:38Z

Deflated TDF entries are now decoded by archive/zip instead of a hand-built inflater. archive/zip owns decompression, enforcement of the declared uncompressed size (ErrFormat past it, io.ErrUnexpectedEOF short of it), CRC-32 verification (ErrChecksum) when an entry is read to the end, and ZIP64 and data-descriptor handling. The custom entry source, size and end checks, method-name table and 1032:1 ratio check are removed; bounded buffer growth already keeps a forged declared size from forcing a large allocation. The zip.Reader is built lazily over the archive's ReadSeeker, through a ReaderAt adapter used under the existing mutex, and only on the first read of a deflated entry. Archives holding only STORED entries, which is every archive OpenTDF writes, never touch archive/zip and keep the existing path. Each deflated entry is matched to its zip.File by data offset as well as name, and archive/zip must agree on its method and sizes, so duplicate names cannot cross-wire and the bounds NewReader checks still hold. Methods other than STORED and DEFLATE are still refused when the archive is opened, now wrapping the exported zip.ErrAlgorithm so callers outside the SDK can test for it. zipstream keeps only what archive/zip does not provide: a forward cursor over the opened entry for random-access payload reads, the last-range cache that keeps the sdk's repeated segment reads linear, the manifest cap checked against the uncompressed size before reading, and buffers that grow with the inflated data. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Paul Flynn <pflynn-virtru@users.noreply.github.com>

github-actions · 2026-10-20T21:04:08Z

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ReadFileData short-circuited every zero-length read of a deflated entry, so an empty read at the declared end skipped the end-of-stream and CRC-32 checks that any other read reaching the end gets. An entry declaring zero bytes over real data read back as empty. Only skip inflation when the empty read is short of the end. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Paul Flynn <pflynn-virtru@users.noreply.github.com>

github-actions · 2026-10-21T00:03:22Z

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Throughput	423.18 requests/second

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A stored manifest can never be longer than its archive, but DEFLATE expands about 1000 times. With no manifest size limit configured, which is the default and the only behavior IsValidTdf has, a few-MB archive could make the reader inflate and allocate gigabytes for a deflated manifest before anything validated it. The Reader now carries an inflation budget, the larger of the archive's length and 10 MiB. ReadAllFileData holds a deflated entry to it when called with math.MaxInt64, which is what TDFReader passes when no limit is configured; any other limit applies as given, even above the budget, which is how a caller admits a legitimately large compressed manifest. ReadFileData refuses a deflated entry declaring more than the budget outright: payload ciphertext does not compress, so a real deflated payload never declares more than its archive holds. Both checks run on the declared uncompressed size before any entry data is read, and since archive/zip stops one byte past that size, bounding it bounds inflation. The errors wrap errZipFileSizeError and say how to proceed. Stored entries are unchanged. The WithMaxManifestSize godoc now describes the cap on compressed manifests and the override. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Paul Flynn <pflynn-virtru@users.noreply.github.com>

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github-actions · 2026-10-21T00:17:26Z

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github-actions · 2026-10-21T00:20:12Z

⚠️ Govulncheck found vulnerabilities ⚠️

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The zipstream reader never looked at an entry's compression method and returned its bytes verbatim, so IsValidTdf accepted, and LoadTDF tried to decrypt, a deflated 0.payload as if it were ciphertext. It did the same for method 8 declared over bytes that are not compressed. web-sdk rejects both. The TDF container profile stores both entries uncompressed, and every OpenTDF writer emits STORED entries. NewReader now refuses any entry whose central directory record declares a method other than 0, with an error wrapping zip.ErrAlgorithm. This is a policy choice, kept in its own commit so it can be dropped: #4247 and opentdf/java-sdk#424 instead add DEFLATE reading to the Go and Java readers. Which way the SDKs go is open under DSPX-4924. Signed-off-by: Dave Mihalcik <dmihalcik@virtru.com>

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feat(xtest): decrypt TDFs whose ZIP entries are deflate-compressed opentdf/tests#671

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fix(sdk): reject non-STORED entries and inconsistent ZIP sizes in the TDF reader (DSPX-5354) #4255

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