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Remove Security Code Scan SCS 0028 Warnings

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Remove Security Code Scan SCS 0028 Warnings

Asked 2018-Jul-24 at 07:31

https://security-code-scan.github.io/ Security Scan Warnings in Visual Studio are shown during the build. Currently, I am working on these warnings to get removed. I tried several MSDN sites but no luck. I have also read OWSAP but they are not clearly related to C#. Please find the image of XMLDeserialization warning.

If you have any solutions regarding there warnings. Please add your answer.

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Answered 2018-Jul-24 at 07:31

First of all the warning is valid, because the type T and xmlString are passed from outside and are potentially untrusted (user input). You can check ysoserial.net for a proof of concept.

Code fixers are not implemented for the warning, that is why "Show potential fixes" link doesn't work. There are too many options to fix the issue, so it has to be done manually. Did you click on the SCS0028 link to read about potential solutions?

If the input is trusted the other standard action if you ever worked with any Visual Studio analyzer is Suppress. Here is an article by Microsoft about the functionality.

I find the UI not very intuitive, because you have to click on the underlined piece of code, only then a bubble appears at the beginning of the line where suppress menu is available:

Another place where the menu is available is Error List:

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/51184301

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Install security-code-scan.github.io

Security Code Scan (SCS) can be installed as:. All three options or running SCS have their own advantages. Installing it as NuGet package allows to choose projects in a solution that should be analyzed. It is a good idea to exclude test projects, because they do not make it into a final product. ⚠️Note: In previous versions of .NET Core, if you added a reference to a project that had a Roslyn analyzer as NuGet package, it was automatically added to the dependent project too. To disable this behavior, for example if the dependent project is a unit test project, make sure the NuGet package is added as private in the .csproj or .vbproj file of the referenced project: <PackageReference Include="SecurityCodeScan" Version="5.0.0" PrivateAssets="all" />. ⚠️ If during the analysis you run into warning CS8032: An instance of analyzer SecurityCodeScan.Analyzers.****** cannot be created from... Could not load file or assembly 'Microsoft.CodeAnalysis, Version=******'. The system cannot find the file specified.. most likely there is a mismatch between the used compiler toolset/SDK and the version of Roslyn analyzer library used by SCS. You may work-around the issue by: a. Adding the latest Microsoft.Net.Compilers.Toolset NuGet package to the project: dotnet add package microsoft.net.compilers.toolset. Please note as per Microsoft "This package is primarily intended as a method for rapidly shipping hotfixes to customers. Using it as a long term solution for providing newer compilers on older MSBuild installations is explicitly not supported. That can and will break on a regular basis. The supported mechanism for providing new compilers in a build enviroment is updating to the newer .NET SDK or Visual Studio Build Tools SKU." b. Upgrading the project to the newer .NET SDK/Compiler version. c. Using an older version of SCS. However it requires discipline to install SCS into every solution a developer works with. Installing it as a Visual Studio extension is a single install action. The NuGet version runs during a build and in background as IntelliSense (VS extension provides IntelliSense only) and can be integrated to any Continuous Integration (CI) server that supports MSBuild.
Visual Studio extension. Use the link or open "Tools > Extensions and Updates..." Select "Online" in the tree on the left and search for SecurityCodeScan in the right upper field. Click "Download" and install.
NuGet package. Right-click on the root item in your solution. Select "Manage NuGet Packages for Solution...". Select "Browse" on the top and search for Security Code Scan. Select project you want to install into and click "Install". Another option is to install the package into all projects in a solution: use "Tools > NuGet Package Manager > Package Manager Console". Run the command Get-Project -All | Install-Package SecurityCodeScan.
Stand-alone runner. Install with dotnet tool install --global security-scan and run security-scan /your/solution.sln. For older .NET 4.x please use security-scan4x.zip from GitHub Releases.