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- Main entry point for unitrends .
- Handle POST request .
- Create symlink .
- SSRF redirect handler
- Use this method to bypass authentication
- make a packet from a number
- read the contents of a file
- Creates a symlink to install .
- trigger XXE
- Start HTTPServer .
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QUESTION
I have enabled automatic vulnerability scanning for my images in Google's Container Registry and was thinking now to use Binary Authorization to let my Cloud Run services only be deployed for images that pass a policy.
I read through the documentation https://cloud.google.com/binary-authorization/docs/creating-attestations-kritis and so I need to create an attestor, use this kritis signer to sign an image and create attestations based on my policy and only then the Cloud Run service would be deployed.
I'm wondering if all of this is really necessary in my case.
In my Github Actions CI/CD pipelines I could use the gcloud command gcloud beta container images describe HOSTNAME/PROJECT_ID/IMAGE_ID@sha256:HASH --show-package-vulnerability
to view the vulnerabilities for a newly uploaded and scanned image and have my Pipeline fail if I find any vulnerabilities for a certain severity (e.g. critical) or even ignore certain CVEs before the Cloud Run service deployment with the new image. So I could basically achieve the same as the options available in the policy here https://github.com/grafeas/kritis/blob/HEAD/samples/signer/policy.yaml used by the kritis signer.
A gcloud command seems a lot simpler than implementing this whole process of using the kritis signer tool, creating attestations etc.
So are there any advantages or security reasons why I should use Binary authorization and follow that process instead of using the gcloud filter check in my CI/CD pipelines?
Thank you in advance for any help.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Apr-03 at 19:25There is 2 different layers:
- On one side, you check that your container doesn't content any known vulnerability
- On the other side, Binary Authorization, you check that you deploy a container from an authorized registry
Imagine the case:
- You correctly check the container CVE in your CI/CD pipeline and you store it in your registry
- Someone deploy a container from another registry.
Even if you check YOUR container in YOUR registry, you doesn't protect Cloud Run against a deployment from another registry.
So, all your efforts are useless!
QUESTION
I am using Jib to pull a base image, add my wrapper java code to it, and build my image on top of that. Due to the widely known log4j CVE in December 2021, we are looking for a way to remove the vulnerable classes. (Now more CVEs are found in 2022, one of them has a score of 10.0, the highest possible. See https://www.cvedetails.com/vulnerability-list/vendor_id-45/product_id-37215/Apache-Log4j.html)
The base image is near EOL, so the provider answered that they would not release a new version; besides, log4j 1.x also reached EOL long before. But the current situation is that we have no plan of upgrading the base image to next version, so removing the classes seem to be the only way now.
The base image will use /opt/amq/bin/launch.sh
as entrypoint. And I have found that I can use customized entrypoint to run a script before that, which removes the classes. Like /opt/amq/bin/my_script.sh
, and in that I have run_fix.sh && /opt/amq/bin/launch.sh
.
Then I realized that even this would work by mitigating the risk when the application is actually running, the vulnerability scan(part of security process) will still raise alarms while examining the image binary, as this is a static process done before the image is uploaded to the docker registry for production, way before actually running it. They can only be removed at the moment when the application runs, aka at runtime.
Can jib pre-process the base image while doing Maven build(mvn clean install -Pdocker-build
) instead of only allowing it at runtime? According to what I have read, I understand it's a big NO, and there's no plugin for it yet.
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-25 at 16:45By the design of container images, it is impossible for anyone or any tool to physically remove files from an already existing container image. Images are immutable. The best you can try is "mark deletion" with some special "whiteout" file (.wh.xyz
), which a container runtime will hide the target files at runtime.
However, I am not sure if your vulnerability scanner will take the effect of whiteout files into account during scanning. Hopefully it does. If it doesn't, the only option I can think of is to re-create your own base image.
Take a look at this Stack Overflow answer for more details.
QUESTION
I am having a hard time to retrieve json data from a long text using json library. Data is retrieved from cisco bug search tool api via curl (text.txt).
My code only recognize the the root element. Sub elements are not retrieved.
I am not sure what I am missing.
Code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-18 at 23:55It seems like you want to use these advisories within Python, or maybe reformat and print them out.
The most important thing to understand is that json.load
will do all the work for you here, so you don't have to use re
or readlines
.
Here's an example:
QUESTION
I have an Excel worksheet called "Main" which includes a set amount of columns, one of which contains a listing of different codes (CVE's) regarding patches that need to be installed on worksheets based on criteria from the internet.
The codes to search for are not in a set format, other than being in strings containing the code.
I manually created a number of worksheets based on keywords in these strings, that will eventually, contain all the lines from the master sheet, but only those defined by the name of the keyword I want.
For example, I have a worksheet named "Microsoft" that should contain all the rows from the master sheet that refer to Microsoft CVE's, based on a search of the string and finding the word "Microsoft". Same for Adobe and so on.
I created a script to copy the rows, as well as create a new Index sheet that lists the amount of rows found for each keyword that have been copied from the master sheet to the relevant sheet.
And this is where I get lost.
I have 18 worksheets which are also keywords. I can define a single keyword and then copy everything over from the main worksheet for one keyword.
I need a loop (probably a loop within a loop) that reads the worksheet names as defined in the Index, searches for all the relevant rows that contain a CVE regarding that keyword, and then copy the row over to the relevant worksheet that I created into the relevant row on that worksheet.
For example, if I have copied two rows, the next one should be written to the next row and so on, until I have looped through all the worksheet (keyword) names and have reached the empty row after the last name in the Index sheet.
My code, set for only one keyword for a limited run to test works.
I need to loop through all the keywords and copy all the data.
In the end, I want to copy the relevant row from the master worksheet (Main) to the relevant worksheet (based on keyword worksheet name in the Index worksheet), and delete the row after it was copied from the master worksheet.
I should end up with all the data split into the relevant worksheets and an empty (except for headers) master worksheet.
This is what I have so far (from various examples and my own stuff).
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-25 at 10:02Scan the sheets for a word and then scan down the strings in sheet Main for that word. Scan up the sheet to delete rows.
update - muliple words per sheet
QUESTION
I have the following invalid JSON string which I'd like to convert into valid JSON (so each "template" will have a vuln-x key before it):
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-10 at 15:57Add a delimiter between the dictionaries to enable easier splitting, then process as dictionaries:
QUESTION
So i have this jinja2 code
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-15 at 07:08The regex is fine and I'd suggest adding this in your view code, or even as an accessor, perhaps:
QUESTION
Quick help needed! I have list of data rendered in a table from an API. I need this list of data to be paginated into small list of data.
Here is the code for VendorsDetail.js which displays list of data in a table
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-21 at 12:31Create Parent Component with logic to get data from URL and pagination onCLick handler.
Parent Component should render VendorsDetail component and Pagination component.
Pass data to be displayed to VendorsDetails component and getSubsequentData handler to Pagination component.
If user click on specific page number, call getSubsequentData handler with specific argument, that updates the state of the parent component, which will updates VendorsDetail component.
const ParentComponent = () => {
QUESTION
This is the output format, and based on "CVE_data_meta" I need to deduplicate matching IDs.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-17 at 19:23After reviewing your code, I believe you can do something like this to avoid repeated dictionaries:
QUESTION
Im looking at some Species of amphibians/reptiles found in a rainforest reserve using two different survey methodologies. I want to compare the methodologies, but one methodology has a lot more data than the other.
Within the study site, there are also three different zones with different levels of disturbance (CCR, PCR, and SLR), these also have varying amounts of effort to one another within and between the two survey methods.
I want to create two extrapolated species accumulation curves for each methodology, one including all disturbance types and another with the disturbance types split up.
I've managed to create the accumulation curves, but they are not extrapolated past the number of individuals observed. How can I extrapolate the curves?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-20 at 19:58Rarefaction and other specaccum
tools are interpolation methods, and there is no firm way of extrapolating these results. However, fitspecaccum
offers some choices to fit popular non-linear models to the interpolated data and these fitted models can be used to extrapolation via predict
function. However, in general these models do not fit too well to the interpolated data, and their extrapolations may be just as poor. Some of these models postulate an asymptotic upper limit, but some do not, and this really influences the extrapolations, and some of these results can be misleading (and there is no way to know which models are valid when they differ).
There is a package called BNPvegan (Bayesian Non-Parametric vegan) that introduces extrapolated rarefaction. However, both the package and the actual method are still under development, so proceed with caution and follow the changes in the package. The package is available through https://github.com/alessandrozito/BNPvegan.
In your case, it is typical to rarefy down to the number of individuals that applies to all your cases. It can be anything between the number of individuals in the smallest sample set and two individuals (in principle one as well, but that is useless as you always have one species with one individual). However, you should be aware that in some cases the rarefaction curves cross so that the ordering of rarefied richnesses can chance. In your example they seem not to cross and you are safe, but always check this.
QUESTION
>>> from pymongo import MongoClient
>>> client = MongoClient()
>>> db = client['cvedb']
>>> db.list_collection_names()
['cpeother', 'mgmt_blacklist', 'via4', 'capec', 'cves', 'mgmt_whitelist', 'ranking', 'cwe', 'info', 'cpe']
>>> colCVE = db["cves"]
>>> cve = colCVE.find().sort("Modified", -1) # this works
>>> cve_ = colCVE.find().allow_disk_use(True).sort("Modified", -1) # this doesn't work
AttributeError: 'Cursor' object has no attribute 'allow_disk_use'
>>> cve_ = colCVE.find().sort("Modified", -1).allow_disk_use(True) # this doesn't work
AttributeError: 'Cursor' object has no attribute 'allow_disk_use'
>>> cve.allow_disk_use(True) # this doesn't work
AttributeError: 'Cursor' object has no attribute 'allow_disk_use'
>>>
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-20 at 08:57In pymongo, you can use allowDiskUse
in combination with aggregate
:
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