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cve views #285

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cve views #285

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@refaelm92 refaelm92 commented Mar 12, 2024

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  • validate cves view API changes
  • enable slack test in the dashboard and ingesters

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enhancement, tests


Description

  • Enhanced the vulnerability scanning test scripts to include additional exclusions and a new filter for CVEs.
  • Updated the expected JSON results for image details to reflect new fields and corrected values.
  • Expanded the system test mapping to include tests for slack alert channels in the dashboard and ingesters.

Changes walkthrough

Relevant files
Enhancement
vuln_scan.py
Enhance Vulnerability Scanning Test Scripts                           

tests_scripts/helm/vuln_scan.py

  • Added "root['namespaces']", "root['clusters']" to the list of excluded
    paths for image details comparison.
  • Added a new filter "riskFactors" with value "External facing" to the
    body used for fetching CVEs.
  • +3/-1     
    image_details.json
    Update Expected Results for Image Details                               

    configurations/expected-result/V2_VIEWS/image_details.json

  • Updated the expected result JSON for image details to include
    "clusters", "namespaces", "workloads", and "kinds" fields.
  • Corrected the "registry" and "repository" fields to more accurate
    values.
  • +1/-1     
    Tests
    system_test_mapping.json
    Enable Slack Test in Dashboard and Ingesters                         

    system_test_mapping.json

  • Added "cadashboardbe" and "event-ingester-service" to the list of
    target repositories for testing slack alert channels.
  • +2/-0     

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    ⏱️ Estimated effort to review [1-5]

    2, because the changes are straightforward and localized to specific files, but require understanding of the system's handling of vulnerability scans and alerting mechanisms.

    🧪 Relevant tests

    No

    🔍 Possible issues

    Possible Bug: The addition of "root['namespaces']", "root['clusters']" to the list of excluded paths in vuln_scan.py might overlook important changes in namespaces or clusters that could affect the accuracy of vulnerability scans.

    Data Consistency: The changes in image_details.json reflect a shift in how certain fields are represented (e.g., "registry", "repository", "digest"). It's crucial to ensure that these changes are consistent across all parts of the system that consume this data.

    🔒 Security concerns

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    Enhancement
    Improve the initialization of the image_excluded_paths set for better readability and performance.

    Consider using a more efficient data structure for image_excluded_paths. Since the order
    of elements and duplicates are not important, a set is appropriate, but initializing it
    with curly braces {} instead of a dict-like syntax will improve readability and
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    tests_scripts/helm/vuln_scan.py [958-959]

    -image_excluded_paths = {"root['lastScanTime']", "root['customerGUID']", "root['digest']",
    -                        "root['repository']", "root['registry']", "root['namespaces']", "root['clusters']"}
    +image_excluded_paths = {"root['lastScanTime']", "root['customerGUID']", "root['digest']", "root['repository']", "root['registry']", "root['namespaces']", "root['clusters']"}
     
    Possible issue
    Add checks before assigning riskFactors to prevent potential KeyError.

    To ensure the body['innerFilters'][0]['riskFactors'] assignment does not raise a KeyError,
    consider checking if 'innerFilters' and its first item contain the 'riskFactors' key or
    initialize 'innerFilters' appropriately before this assignment.

    tests_scripts/helm/vuln_scan.py [966]

    -body['innerFilters'][0]['riskFactors'] = "External facing"
    +if 'innerFilters' in body and len(body['innerFilters']) > 0:
    +    body['innerFilters'][0]['riskFactors'] = "External facing"
    +else:
    +    # appropriate error handling or initialization
     
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    Verify the configuration of newly added target repositories for system tests.

    Ensure the newly added target repositories "cadashboardbe" and "event-ingester-service"
    are correctly configured and accessible for the system tests to prevent integration
    issues.

    system_test_mapping.json [1029-1030]

    +# Ensure these repositories are correctly configured:
     "cadashboardbe",
     "event-ingester-service",
     

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    @refaelm92 refaelm92 merged commit 586d6c4 into master Mar 12, 2024
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    @Bezbran Bezbran deleted the cve-views branch May 1, 2024 10:13
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