Summary:

The code changes in this pull request focus on improving the filtering and search capabilities of the Defect Dojo application, particularly in the areas of test imports, findings, and log entries. These changes introduce new filter classes, such as TestImportAPIFilter, TestImportFilter, and LogEntryFilter, which allow users to search and filter data based on various attributes.

From an application security perspective, these changes do not introduce any obvious security risks. The filtering functionality can be valuable for security professionals to analyze and investigate security-related data within the application, such as test import data, findings, and user activities. However, it's important to ensure that proper access controls, data validation, and secure coding practices are in place to ensure the safe and secure handling of the filtered data.

Files Changed:

1. dojo/api_v2/views.py:

   • The changes introduce a new filter class called TestImportAPIFilter to the TestImportViewSet class, which is responsible for handling the API endpoints related to test imports.
   • The addition of the TestImportAPIFilter class suggests that there are new filtering options available for the test import functionality.
   • As long as the filtering is implemented correctly and the API is not vulnerable to any injection attacks, this change does not seem to introduce any obvious security risks.

2. dojo/filters.py:

   • The changes introduce new filter classes, such as TestImportFilter, TestImportFindingActionFilter, and LogEntryFilter, which provide filtering functionality for various modules in the Defect Dojo application.
   • The filters allow users to search and filter data based on attributes like version, branch/tag, build ID, commit hash, and user activities.
   • These filters can be valuable for security professionals to analyze and investigate security-related data, but it's important to ensure that proper access controls and secure coding practices are in place.