We should add SAST as part of a universal testing framework on all packages prior to delivery. semgrep is a freeware option already in the AUR.
We should also consider adding some kind of DAST pipeline with ossf/package-analysis, though this will require including a Docker environment for testing.
SAST should get implemented first, and then DAST can follow.
We should add SAST as part of a universal testing framework on all packages prior to delivery. [semgrep](https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/semgrep-bin) is a freeware option already in the AUR.
We should also consider adding some kind of DAST pipeline with [ossf/package-analysis](https://github.com/ossf/package-analysis), though this will require including a Docker environment for testing.
SAST should get implemented first, and then DAST can follow.
I think we'll opt for semgrep + bandit as the SAST pair -- maat will be modified to run semgrep scan and include both as dependencies on the package. We'll introduce a new column on the Maat landing page with scan results. If a .bandit file exists, we'll also run the bandit test battery on the included files. Pass/fail will be based on the number of findings from both tools.
We'll just integrate a ZAP workflow into ongoing pentests -- I don't see the value in burning the compute cycles on ongoing DAST testing on production services. Perhaps another project will fork some automation of our pentests.
I think we'll opt for semgrep + bandit as the SAST pair -- `maat` will be modified to run `semgrep scan` and include both as dependencies on the package. We'll introduce a new column on the Maat landing page with scan results. If a `.bandit` file exists, we'll also run the bandit test battery on the included files. Pass/fail will be based on the number of findings from both tools.
We'll just integrate a ZAP workflow into ongoing pentests -- I don't see the value in burning the compute cycles on ongoing DAST testing on production services. Perhaps another project will fork some automation of our pentests.
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We should add SAST as part of a universal testing framework on all packages prior to delivery. semgrep is a freeware option already in the AUR.
We should also consider adding some kind of DAST pipeline with ossf/package-analysis, though this will require including a Docker environment for testing.
SAST should get implemented first, and then DAST can follow.
This replaces AniNIX/Wiki#4.
Potential tools:
I think we'll opt for semgrep + bandit as the SAST pair --
maatwill be modified to runsemgrep scanand include both as dependencies on the package. We'll introduce a new column on the Maat landing page with scan results. If a.banditfile exists, we'll also run the bandit test battery on the included files. Pass/fail will be based on the number of findings from both tools.We'll just integrate a ZAP workflow into ongoing pentests -- I don't see the value in burning the compute cycles on ongoing DAST testing on production services. Perhaps another project will fork some automation of our pentests.