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tubestation/toolkit/components/contentanalysis/nsIContentAnalysis.idl
Greg Stoll 0acca0e06b Bug 1963385 part 1 - add settings telemetry for Content Analysis a=diannaS
Records telemetry for the settings used with Content Analysis. Note
that there is no way in C++ to get the default value of a pref that was
set via an Enterprise Policy (with setAndLockPref()) because that method
actually sets the default value, so I had to modify some of my plans for
telemetry to gather. For example, I was going to record interception points
whose Enabled value differed from the default, but instead we record
any interception points whose Enabled value is false. (right now these
are equivalent, but Downloads will be default-off so this will change)

For the allow/deny URL lists I didn't want to record the actual URLs
on those lists, so we really do want to just record whether the values
are different from the default. I hard-coded the default into
ContentAnalysis.cpp, and we can rely on the JS test
test_ca_enterprise_config_with_default_prefs_telemetry() to start failing
if that changes.

Also adds a forceRecreateClientForTest() method to ContentAnalysis that
tests can use to force trying to connect to a client. (since this is when
we record the settings telemetry)

Original Revision: https://phabricator.services.mozilla.com/D252570

Differential Revision: https://phabricator.services.mozilla.com/D258214
2025-07-23 17:33:32 +00:00

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/* -*- Mode: C++; c-basic-offset: 2; indent-tabs-mode: nil; tab-width: 8 -*- */
/* This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public
* License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this
* file, You can obtain one at http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/. */
#include "nsISupports.idl"
interface nsIFile;
interface nsITransferable;
interface nsIURI;
webidl BrowsingContext;
webidl DataTransfer;
webidl DragEvent;
webidl WindowGlobalParent;
[scriptable, uuid(06e6a60f-3a2b-41fa-a63b-fea7a7f71649)]
interface nsIContentAnalysisAcknowledgement : nsISupports
{
// These values must stay synchronized with ContentAnalysisAcknowledgement
// in analysis.proto!
// Acknowledgement of analysis response.
cenum Result: 32 {
eSuccess = 1, // The response was handled as specified by the agent.
eInvalidResponse = 2, // The response from the agent was not properly formatted.
eTooLate = 3, // The response from the agent was too late.
};
readonly attribute nsIContentAnalysisAcknowledgement_Result result;
// These values must stay synchronized with ContentAnalysisAcknowledgement
// in analysis.proto!
// The final action that the browser took with this request.
cenum FinalAction : 32 {
eUnspecified = 0,
eAllow = 1,
eReportOnly = 2,
eWarn = 3,
eBlock = 4,
};
readonly attribute nsIContentAnalysisAcknowledgement_FinalAction finalAction;
};
[scriptable, builtinclass, uuid(9679545f-4256-4c90-9654-90292c355d25)]
interface nsIContentAnalysisResult : nsISupports
{
[infallible] readonly attribute boolean shouldAllowContent;
};
[scriptable, builtinclass, uuid(89088c61-15f6-4ace-a880-a1b5ea47ca66)]
interface nsIContentAnalysisResponse : nsIContentAnalysisResult
{
// These values must stay synchronized with ContentAnalysisResponse
// in analysis.proto!
// Action requested in response to a successful analysis.
cenum Action : 32 {
eUnspecified = 0,
eReportOnly = 1,
eWarn = 2,
eBlock = 3,
// Values that do not appear in analysis.proto
eAllow = 1000,
eCanceled = 1001,
};
cenum CancelError : 32 {
eUserInitiated = 0,
eNoAgent = 1,
eInvalidAgentSignature = 2,
eErrorOther = 3,
eOtherRequestInGroupCancelled = 4,
eShutdown = 5,
eTimeout = 6,
};
[infallible] readonly attribute nsIContentAnalysisResponse_Action action;
// If action is eCanceled, this is the error explaining why the request was canceled,
// or eUserInitiated if the user canceled it.
[infallible] readonly attribute nsIContentAnalysisResponse_CancelError cancelError;
// Identifier for the corresponding nsIContentAnalysisRequest
readonly attribute ACString requestToken;
readonly attribute ACString userActionId;
// Whether this is a cached result that wasn't actually sent to the DLP agent.
// This indicates that the request was a duplicate of a previously sent one,
// so any dialogs (for block/warn) should not be shown.
[infallible] readonly attribute boolean isCachedResponse;
// Whether this is a synthesizic response from Firefox (as opposed to a response
// from a DLP agent).
// Synthetic responses ignore browser.contentanalysis.show_blocked_result and
// always show a blocked result for blocked content, since there is no agent
// that could have shown one for us.
[infallible] readonly attribute boolean isSyntheticResponse;
/**
* Acknowledge receipt of an analysis response.
* If false is passed for aAutoAcknowledge to AnalyzeContentRequest,
* the caller is responsible for calling this after successful
* resolution of the promise.
*/
void acknowledge(in nsIContentAnalysisAcknowledgement aCaa);
};
[scriptable, uuid(48d31df1-204d-42ce-a57f-f156bb870d89)]
interface nsIClientDownloadResource : nsISupports
{
readonly attribute AString url;
// These values must stay synchronized with ClientDownloadResource
// in analysis.proto!
// The final URL of the download payload. The resource URL should
// correspond to the URL field above.
const unsigned long DOWNLOAD_URL = 0;
// A redirect URL that was fetched before hitting the final DOWNLOAD_URL.
const unsigned long DOWNLOAD_REDIRECT = 1;
// The final top-level URL of the tab that triggered the download.
const unsigned long TAB_URL = 2;
// A redirect URL thas was fetched before hitting the final TAB_URL.
const unsigned long TAB_REDIRECT = 3;
// The document URL for a PPAPI plugin instance that initiated the download.
// This is the document.url for the container element for the plugin
// instance.
const unsigned long PPAPI_DOCUMENT = 4;
// The plugin URL for a PPAPI plugin instance that initiated the download.
const unsigned long PPAPI_PLUGIN = 5;
readonly attribute unsigned long type;
};
/**
* A nsIContentAnalysisRequest represents a request (or multiple requests)
* that the browser consult any required content analysis resources (like
* external data-loss prevention applications) to determine if the attempted
* operation should be permitted to complete.
*/
[scriptable, uuid(c11a6636-da2a-4afc-bdd1-0bcae2310e6d)]
interface nsIContentAnalysisRequest : nsISupports
{
// These values must stay synchronized with ContentAnalysisRequest
// in analysis.proto!
// Type of analysis being requested.
// For meaning, see analysis.proto in the content analysis module.
cenum AnalysisType : 32 {
eUnspecified = 0,
eFileDownloaded = 1,
eFileAttached = 2,
eBulkDataEntry = 3,
ePrint = 4,
eFileTransfer = 5,
};
readonly attribute nsIContentAnalysisRequest_AnalysisType analysisType;
// These values must stay synchronized with ContentAnalysisRequest.Reason
// in analysis.proto!
// Indicates the exact reason the request was created
cenum Reason : 32 {
eUnknown = 0,
// Only possible for the eFileAttached and eBulkDataEntry AnalysisType's
eClipboardPaste = 1,
eDragAndDrop = 2,
// Only possible for the eFileAttached AnalysisType
eFilePickerDialog = 3,
// Only possible for the ePrint AnalysisType
ePrintPreviewPrint = 4,
eSystemDialogPrint = 5,
// Only possible for the eFileDownloaded AnalysisType
eNormalDownload = 6,
eSaveAsDownload = 7,
};
readonly attribute nsIContentAnalysisRequest_Reason reason;
// Enumeration of what operation is happening, to be displayed to the user
cenum OperationType : 32 {
eClipboard = 0,
eDroppedText = 1,
eOperationPrint = 2,
eUpload = 3,
eDownload = 4,
};
readonly attribute nsIContentAnalysisRequest_OperationType operationTypeForDisplay;
// Required if operationTypeForDisplay is eUpload or eDownload.
readonly attribute AString fileNameForDisplay;
// ContentAnalysis will analyze the contents of this DataTransfer. May
// contain multiple items that require analysis, or none.
// Only one of dataTransfer, transferable, textContent or filePath may be
// defined.
attribute DataTransfer dataTransfer;
// ContentAnalysis will analyze the contents of this nsITransferable. May
// contain multiple items that require analysis, or none.
// Only one of dataTransfer, transferable, textContent or filePath may be
// defined.
readonly attribute nsITransferable transferable;
// Text content to analyze.
// Only one of dataTransfer, transferable, textContent or filePath may be
// defined.
readonly attribute AString textContent;
// Name of file to analyze.
// Only one of dataTransfer, transferable, textContent or filePath may be
// defined.
readonly attribute AString filePath;
// HANDLE to the printed data in PDF format.
readonly attribute unsigned long long printDataHandle;
// Size of the data stored in printDataHandle.
readonly attribute unsigned long long printDataSize;
// Name of the printer being printed to.
readonly attribute AString printerName;
// The URL containing the file download/upload or to which web content is
// being uploaded.
readonly attribute nsIURI url;
// Sha256 digest of file. Callers may pass in an empty string to have the
// content analysis code calculate this.
readonly attribute ACString sha256Digest;
// URLs involved in the download (empty for non-downloads).
readonly attribute Array<nsIClientDownloadResource> resources;
// Email address of user.
readonly attribute AString email;
// Unique identifier for this request. For internal use only.
attribute ACString requestToken;
// The window associated with this request
readonly attribute WindowGlobalParent windowGlobalParent;
// The user_action_id of this request. By default, this is equal to
// the requestToken. Will be set by ContentAnalysis if not assigned.
attribute ACString userActionId;
// The number of requests associated with this user_action_id. By default,
// this is 1. For internal use only.
attribute int64_t userActionRequestsCount;
// The WindowGlobalParent that was the source of the data in the request, or
// null if unknown.
readonly attribute WindowGlobalParent sourceWindowGlobal;
// What to multiply the timeout for this request by. Only needed if there are
// requests with multiple userActionIds that are logically grouped together.
attribute uint32_t timeoutMultiplier;
// Tests set this to allow reliably cancelling requests without that
// triggering CA to skip sending to the agent. Outside of tests, that is
// a race where the winner is unimportant. This must not be set outside
// of tests.
attribute boolean testOnlyIgnoreCanceledAndAlwaysSubmitToAgent;
};
[scriptable, builtinclass, uuid(cb09fc88-118c-411b-aa89-2e1bc5e3eba6)]
interface nsIContentAnalysisCallback : nsISupports
{
void contentResult(in nsIContentAnalysisResult aResult);
void error(in nsresult aResult);
};
[scriptable, builtinclass, uuid(a430f6ef-a526-4055-8a82-7741ea757367)]
interface nsIContentAnalysisDiagnosticInfo : nsISupports
{
[infallible] readonly attribute boolean connectedToAgent;
readonly attribute AString agentPath;
[infallible] readonly attribute boolean failedSignatureVerification;
[infallible] readonly attribute long long requestCount;
};
[scriptable, uuid(61497587-2bba-4a88-acd3-3fbb2cedf163)]
interface nsIContentAnalysis : nsISupports
{
/**
* True if content analysis should be consulted. Must only be accessed from
* the parent process's main thread.
*/
readonly attribute boolean isActive;
/**
* True if content analysis might be active, and False if content analysis
* is definitely not active. Reading this property is guaranteed
* to work from a content process, and can be used to avoid having to call
* into the parent process to determine whether content analysis is actually
* active.
*/
readonly attribute boolean mightBeActive;
%{C++
/**
* Static way to get the mightBeActive property.
*/
static bool MightBeActive();
%}
/**
* True if content-analysis activation was determined by enterprise policy,
* as opposed to enabled with the `allow-content-analysis` command-line
* parameter.
*/
attribute boolean isSetByEnterprisePolicy;
/**
* Consults content analysis server, if any, to request a permission
* decision for a network operation. Allows blocking downloading/
* uploading/printing/etc, based on the request.
* Consultation with the content analysis tool follows the conventional
* request, response, acknowledgement protocol.
*
* The resulting Promise resolves to a nsIContentAnalysisResult,
* which may take some time to get from the analysis server. It will
* be rejected, with an string error description, if any error occurs.
*
* Requests may assign a user action ID if desired. If that is done
* then all requests must have the same ID or the function will return
* an error.
*
* @param aCars
* The requests to analyze.
* @param aAutoAcknowledge
* Whether to send an acknowledge message to the agent after the agent sends a response.
* Passing false means that the caller is responsible for
* calling nsIContentAnalysisResponse::acknowledge() if the Promise is resolved.
* @return A promise that will resolve to a nsIContentAnalysisResult
*/
[implicit_jscontext]
Promise analyzeContentRequests(in Array<nsIContentAnalysisRequest> aCars,
in boolean aAutoAcknowledge);
/**
* Same functionality as AnalyzeContentRequests(), but more convenient to call
* from C++ since it takes a callback instead of returning a Promise.
*
* @param aCars
* The requests to analyze.
* @param aAutoAcknowledge
* Whether to send an acknowledge message to the agent after the agent sends a response.
* Passing false means that the caller is responsible for
* calling nsIContentAnalysisResponse::acknowledge() if nsIContentAnalysisCallback::contentResult()
* is called.
* @param callback
* Callbacks to be called when the agent sends a response message (or when there is an error).
*/
void analyzeContentRequestsCallback(in Array<nsIContentAnalysisRequest> aCars,
in boolean aAutoAcknowledge,
in nsIContentAnalysisCallback callback);
/**
* Same functionality as analyzeContentRequests(), but only accepts one request
* that must have a DataTransfer specified, and any files in the DataTransfer
* will be analyzed in a batch mode where individual files can be blocked
* without the whole request being rejected.
*
* @param aCar
* The request to analyze, which must have a DataTransfer specified.
* @param aAutoAcknowledge
* Whether to send an acknowledge message to the agent after the agent sends a response.
* Passing false means that the caller is responsible for
* calling nsIContentAnalysisResponse::acknowledge() if the Promise is resolved.
* @return A promise that will resolve to an array
* [array of files allowed, {shouldAllowRequest}]
*/
[implicit_jscontext]
Promise analyzeBatchContentRequest(in nsIContentAnalysisRequest aCar,
in boolean aAutoAcknowledge);
/**
* Internal helper for 'analyzeContentRequest*' methods. This is abstracted
* so that it can be mocked in tests. Do not call this.
*
* @param aRequest
* The request to analyze.
* @param aAutoAcknowledge
* See analyzeContentRequestsCallback.
* @param aCallback
* Callback to be called when the agent sends a response message (or
* when there is an error).
*/
void analyzeContentRequestPrivate(
in nsIContentAnalysisRequest aRequest, in boolean aAutoAcknowledge,
in nsIContentAnalysisCallback aCallback);
/**
* Cancels the request that is in progress. This may not actually cancel the request
* with the analysis server, but it means that Gecko will immediately act like the request
* was denied.
*
* @param aUserActionId
* The user action ID for the request to cancel.
*/
void cancelRequestsByUserAction(in ACString aUserActionId);
/**
* Like cancelRequestsByUserAction but does the same for any other user
* actions when aUserActionId is part of a "compound action" ("batch mode")
* -- one actually made up of several user actions. See
* ContentAnalysis::CheckUploadsInBatchMode for an explanation.
*
* @param aUserActionId
* The primary user action ID for the batch request to cancel.
*/
void cancelAllRequestsAssociatedWithUserAction(in ACString aUserActionId);
/**
* Indicates that the user has responded to a WARN dialog. aAllowContent represents
* whether the user wants to allow the request to go through.
*/
void respondToWarnDialog(in ACString aRequestToken, in boolean aAllowContent);
/**
* Cancels all outstanding DLP requests. Used on shutdown.
*
* @param aForbidFutureRequests
* Block CA from ever sending future requests to agent.
*/
void cancelAllRequests([optional] in boolean aForbidFutureRequests);
/**
* Test-only function that pretends that "-allow-content-analysis" was
* given to Gecko on the command line.
*/
void testOnlySetCACmdLineArg(in boolean aVal);
/**
* Gets diagnostic information about content analysis. Returns a
* nsIContentAnalysisDiagnosticInfo via the returned promise.
*/
[implicit_jscontext]
Promise getDiagnosticInfo();
/**
* Gets the URI to use for the passed-in browsing context. This correctly
* handles iframes.
*/
nsIURI getURIForBrowsingContext(in BrowsingContext aBrowsingContext);
/**
* Gets the URI to use for the passed-in drop event. This correctly
* handles iframes.
*/
nsIURI getURIForDropEvent(in DragEvent aEvent);
/**
* Sets the cached response from analyzing the whole clipboard.
*
* @param aURI
* The URI of the page that requested the clipboard.
* @param aSequenceNumber
* The native sequence number of the clipboard.
* @param aAction
* The Content Analysis result from analyzing the clipboard data.
*/
void setCachedResponse(in nsIURI aURI, in int32_t aSequenceNumber,
in nsIContentAnalysisResponse_Action aAction);
/**
* Gets the cached response from analyzing the whole clipboard.
*
* @param aURI
* The URI of the page that requested the clipboard.
* @param aSequenceNumber
* The native sequence number of the clipboard.
* @param aAction
* The Content Analysis result from analyzing the clipboard data.
* @param aIsValid
* Whether aAction is valid. (i.e. whether we have cached data)
*/
void getCachedResponse(in nsIURI aURI, in int32_t aSequenceNumber,
out nsIContentAnalysisResponse_Action aAction, out boolean aIsValid);
/**
* Show a dialog to indicate to the user that the given request was blocked.
* This is only used when the request is blocked without needing to consult
* the agent.
*
* This is abstracted so that it can be mocked in tests. Do not call this.
*
* @param aRequest The blocked request
*/
void showBlockedRequestDialog(in nsIContentAnalysisRequest aRequest);
/**
* Make an nsIContentAnalysisResponse object. For use in tests only.
*
* @param aAction The response action
* @param aToken The request token
* @param aUserActionID The user action ID
*/
nsIContentAnalysisResponse makeResponseForTest(
in nsIContentAnalysisResponse_Action aAction,
in ACString aToken,
in ACString aUserActionId);
/**
* Send CancelRequests to agent on a background thread.
*
* This is abstracted so that it can be mocked in tests. Do not call this.
*
* @param aUserActionId The user action ID
*/
void sendCancelToAgent(in ACString aUserActionId);
/**
* Force the content analysis client to be recreated. For use in tests only.
*/
void forceRecreateClientForTest();
};