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Please find StepSecurity AI-CodeWise code comments below.
Code Comments
.github/workflows/code-review.yml
[
{
"Severity": "High",
"Recommendation": "Avoid hardcoding sensitive information in the codebase",
"Description": "Hardcoding sensitive information, such as API credentials, in the codebase can expose them to unauthorized access.",
"Remediation": "Store sensitive information in secure credential storage solutions like environment variables or secure vaults, and refer to them in the code."
},
{
"Severity": "Medium",
"Recommendation": "Use specific commit hashes instead of generic references in code",
"Description": "Using specific commit hashes in code references ensures that the codebase is stable and secure. Generic references like 'int' can lead to ambiguity and potential security risks.",
"Remediation": "Use specific commit hashes or tags to reference dependencies or external code in the project."
}
].github/workflows/int.yml
[
{
"Severity": "High",
"Recommendation": "Ensure dependencies are pinned to specific versions for reproducibility and security",
"Description": "Using a specific commit hash for a Docker image tag can make the build non-reproducible and prone to security vulnerabilities.",
"Remediation": "Instead of using a commit hash, pin the Docker image tag to a specific version number."
},
{
"Severity": "High",
"Recommendation": "Avoid storing sensitive tokens/keys in code directly",
"Description": "Storing secrets like PAT (Personal Access Token) directly in code can expose them to potential risks and unauthorized access.",
"Remediation": "Use a secure and encrypted secret management solution like GitHub Secrets or a dedicated secret management tool to store sensitive tokens securely."
},
{
"Severity": "Medium",
"Recommendation": "Use known versions of third-party dependencies",
"Description": "Using specific versions of third-party dependencies helps in ensuring compatibility, stability, and security of the codebase.",
"Remediation": "Specify exact versions of third-party dependencies in the package or manifest files to prevent unexpected changes or vulnerabilities."
}
].github/workflows/scorecard-analysis.yml
[
{
"Severity": "High",
"Recommendation": "Avoid hardcoding sensitive information in code, such as API keys or passwords.",
"Description": "The use of hardcoded sensitive information in code poses a security risk.",
"Remediation": "Store sensitive information in environment variables or a secure configuration file."
},
{
"Severity": "Medium",
"Recommendation": "Regularly update dependencies to latest versions to patch security vulnerabilities and benefit from new features.",
"Description": "Using outdated dependencies can expose the codebase to known security vulnerabilities.",
"Remediation": "Regularly check for updates in the dependencies and incorporate necessary updates."
},
{
"Severity": "Low",
"Recommendation": "Review and validate third-party code being used, especially for security vulnerabilities.",
"Description": "Third-party code may introduce security vulnerabilities or other risks to the system.",
"Remediation": "Regularly review third-party code for security updates and patches."
}
].github/workflows/test.yml
[
{
"Severity": "High",
"Recommendation": "Ensure third-party action integrity",
"Description": "Using a specific commit hash for a third-party action may introduce security risks if the referenced code is later altered maliciously or comprises vulnerabilities.",
"Remediation": "Update the action reference to a trusted version or always use official releases from the action's repository."
},
{
"Severity": "Medium",
"Recommendation": "Avoid hardening actions without complete understanding",
"Description": "Modifying the behavior of a runner by hardening its egress policy may lead to unexpected consequences if not fully understood.",
"Remediation": "Thoroughly review the hardening changes and ensure they align with security best practices for the specific environment."
}
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Summary
This pull request has been generated by StepSecurity as part of your enterprise subscription to ensure compliance with recommended security best practices. Please review and merge the pull request to apply these security enhancements.
Security Fixes
Harden Runner
Harden-Runner is an open-source security agent for the GitHub-hosted runner to prevent software supply chain attacks. It prevents exfiltration of credentials, detects tampering of source code during build, and enables running jobs without sudo access.
Pinned Dependencies
Pinning GitHub Actions to specific versions or commit SHAs ensures that your workflows remain consistent and secure.
Unpinned actions can lead to unexpected changes or vulnerabilities caused by upstream updates.