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C-0048 - fix to valid remediation #616

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C-0048 - fix to valid remediation #616

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enhancement, bug_fix


Description

  • Enhanced hostPath volume detection logic to include volumeMounts paths in the alert details, providing a more comprehensive view of the security issue.
  • Added a new helper function volume_mounts to efficiently find and include the matching volume mounts in the alert paths.
  • Updated expected test results to reflect the new alert structure, ensuring test accuracy.
  • Fixed a mismatch in the test deployment volume name to align with the expected volumeMounts.

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Relevant files
Enhancement
raw.rego
Enhance HostPath Volume Detection with VolumeMounts           

rules/alert-any-hostpath/raw.rego

  • Enhanced hostPath volume detection by including volumeMounts in the
    alert paths.
  • Concatenated the original dangerous volume path with the new
    volumeMounts paths for a comprehensive alert detail.
  • Introduced a new helper function volume_mounts to find the matching
    volume mounts.
  • +23/-8   
    Tests
    expected.json
    Update Expected Test Results for Deployment with VolumeMounts

    rules/alert-any-hostpath/test/deployment/expected.json

  • Updated expected test results to include both volume and volumeMounts
    paths in deletePaths and failedPaths.
  • +12/-8   
    expected.json
    Update Expected Test Results for Pod with VolumeMounts     

    rules/alert-any-hostpath/test/pod/expected.json

  • Updated expected test results for pod to reflect the new alert
    structure with volume and volumeMounts paths.
  • +26/-22 
    Bug_fix
    deployment.yaml
    Fix Test Deployment Volume Name                                                   

    rules/alert-any-hostpath/test/deployment/input/deployment.yaml

  • Corrected the volume name in the test deployment to match the expected
    volumeMounts.
  • +1/-1     

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    Signed-off-by: YiscahLevySilas1 <[email protected]>
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    PR Description updated to latest commit (d956002)

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    ⏱️ Estimated effort to review [1-5]

    2, because the changes are focused on enhancing the detection logic for hostPath volumes and include updates to the test cases to reflect these changes. The logic is straightforward and well-contained within specific functions, making it easier to review. The addition of volume mounts in the alert details is a logical extension of the existing functionality.

    🧪 Relevant tests

    Yes

    🔍 Possible issues

    Possible Bug: The implementation assumes that every volume will have a corresponding volumeMount in every container. This might not always be the case, leading to potential mismatches or missed alerts if a volume is not mounted in a container.

    Data Structure Assumption: The code assumes that volumeMounts will always be present in the container spec. If volumeMounts is omitted (which is valid when a container does not mount any volumes), this could lead to runtime errors.

    🔒 Security concerns

    No


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    Possible issue
    Ensure the variable j is properly defined and iterated over containers.

    It seems the variable j in the expressions pod.spec.containers[j].volumeMounts and similar
    lines is not defined within the scope of the code snippet provided. This could lead to
    runtime errors. Ensure that j is properly defined and iterated over the containers array.
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    container in the pod/workload.

    rules/alert-any-hostpath/raw.rego [12-65]

    -volumeMounts := pod.spec.containers[j].volumeMounts
    -volumeMounts := wl.spec.template.spec.containers[j].volumeMounts
    -volumeMounts := wl.spec.jobTemplate.spec.template.spec.containers[j].volumeMounts
    +for j := range pod.spec.containers {
    +    volumeMounts := pod.spec.containers[j].volumeMounts
    +    ...
    +}
     
    Bug
    Iterate over volumeMounts within the volume_mounts function.

    The function volume_mounts is called with volumeMounts as an argument, but inside the
    function, it attempts to access volume_mounts[j].name without defining or iterating over
    j. To fix this, you should iterate over volumeMounts within the function to compare each
    mount's name.

    rules/alert-any-hostpath/raw.rego [87-89]

    -volume_mounts(name, volume_mounts, str) = [path] {
    -    name == volume_mounts[j].name
    +volume_mounts(name, volumeMounts, str) = [path] {
    +    some j
    +    name == volumeMounts[j].name
         path := sprintf("%s.volumeMounts[%v]", [str, j])
     } else = []
     
    Correct the format string in sprintf to include a format specifier.

    The sprintf function is used with a format string that seems to be missing a format
    specifier (%v) for volumes[%v]. Ensure the format string correctly includes the specifier
    to avoid runtime errors or incorrect path formatting.

    rules/alert-any-hostpath/raw.rego [84]

    -path = sprintf("%vvolumes[%v]", [start_of_path, format_int(i, 10)])
    +path = sprintf("%svolumes[%v]", [start_of_path, format_int(i, 10)])
     
    Enhancement
    Ensure result is an array before concatenating with pathMounts.

    The array.concat function is used to combine result and pathMounts. However, if result is
    a single element and not an array, this could lead to unexpected behavior. Ensure that
    result is wrapped in an array if it's not already an array to avoid issues.

    rules/alert-any-hostpath/raw.rego [15-67]

    -finalPath := array.concat([result], pathMounts)
    +finalPath := array.concat([result] if not is_array(result) else result, pathMounts)
     
    Best practice
    Use a single source of truth for deletePaths and failedPaths.

    The deletePaths and failedPaths fields are assigned the same value of finalPath. If the
    intention is for these fields to always mirror each other, consider using a single source
    of truth or documenting this behavior to avoid confusion and potential errors in future
    modifications.

    rules/alert-any-hostpath/raw.rego [21-74]

    -"deletePaths": finalPath,
    -"failedPaths": finalPath,
    +paths := finalPath
    +"deletePaths": paths,
    +"failedPaths": paths,
     

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    based on the unit test outputs this is exactly what I want 👍

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    github-actions bot commented Apr 3, 2024

    Summary:

    • License scan: failure
    • Credentials scan: failure
    • Vulnerabilities scan: failure
    • Unit test: success
    • Go linting: success

    @YiscahLevySilas1 YiscahLevySilas1 merged commit ab73dad into master Apr 3, 2024
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    @YiscahLevySilas1 YiscahLevySilas1 deleted the fix-0048 branch April 14, 2024 10:45
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