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Dependency ReviewThe following issues were found:
Snapshot WarningsEnsure that dependencies are being submitted on PR branches and consider enabling retry-on-snapshot-warnings. See the documentation for more information and troubleshooting advice. Vulnerabilitiessrc/webapp01/webapp01.csproj
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result = $"An error occurred during regex matching: {ex.Message}"; | ||
_logger.LogError(ex, result); | ||
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To fix the issue, replace the generic catch (Exception ex)
block with specific exception types that are relevant to the Regex.IsMatch
operation. For example:
ArgumentException
can be caught to handle invalid regex patterns.- Any other exceptions that are critical or unexpected should not be caught here and should propagate to higher levels.
This ensures that only anticipated errors are handled, while critical exceptions are not suppressed.
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catch (ArgumentException ex) | ||
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result = $"An error occurred during regex matching: {ex.Message}"; | ||
result = $"An invalid regex pattern was provided: {ex.Message}"; | ||
_logger.LogError(ex, result); |
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Pull Request Overview
This PR introduces a DevSecOps demo page to showcase insecure code patterns for educational purposes while adding a new dependency.
- Adds Newtonsoft.Json to the project file.
- Updates the homepage to link to the new DevSecOps demo page.
- Implements a new demo page with backend logic demonstrating insecure logging and a vulnerable regex pattern.
Reviewed Changes
Copilot reviewed 4 out of 4 changed files in this pull request and generated 2 comments.
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src/webapp01/webapp01.csproj | Added a reference to Newtonsoft.Json to support JSON operations. |
src/webapp01/Pages/Index.cshtml | Updated the homepage to include a link to the new DevSecOps demo page. |
src/webapp01/Pages/DevSecOps.cshtml.cs | New backend implementation demonstrating insecure logging and regex vulnerability patterns. |
src/webapp01/Pages/DevSecOps.cshtml | New frontend view for the DevSecOps demo page. |
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src/webapp01/webapp01.csproj:16
- [nitpick] Both Newtonsoft.Json and System.Text.Json are referenced; consider verifying if both libraries are necessary or if consolidating to one could simplify JSON handling.
<PackageReference Include="Newtonsoft.Json" Version="12.0.2" />
// Insecure Log Forging: UserInput is directly logged. | ||
// A malicious user could inject newline characters and fake log entries. | ||
// Example: userInput = "test%0AINFO:+User+logged+out" | ||
_logger.LogInformation("User input from query: " + UserInput); |
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This direct concatenation of user input is intentionally insecure for demonstration of log forging; consider adding a clearer comment or a TODO indicating that this should never be used in production.
_logger.LogInformation("User input from query: " + UserInput); | |
_logger.LogInformation("User input from query: {UserInput}", UserInput); |
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// The pattern (a+)+$ is an example of an "evil regex". | ||
// With inputs like "aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!" (many 'a's followed by '!') | ||
// it can cause catastrophic backtracking, leading to high CPU usage and denial of service. | ||
// GHAS Code Scanning can often detect such vulnerable regex patterns. |
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Since the regex pattern is known to be vulnerable to ReDoS, add a comment or a TODO note clarifying that this insecure regex is for demonstration purposes only.
// GHAS Code Scanning can often detect such vulnerable regex patterns. | |
// GHAS Code Scanning can often detect such vulnerable regex patterns. | |
// TODO: This regex pattern is insecure and vulnerable to ReDoS attacks. | |
// It is used here for demonstration purposes only and should not be used in production. |
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