🎉 Implement Cycognito parser#12558
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This pull request contains minor configuration updates and test data for a CyCognito integration, with potential risks limited to test JSON files that should be carefully managed to prevent accidental information disclosure in production environments.
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| Vulnerability | Negligible Information Disclosure |
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| Description | Adding 'Cycognito Scan' to a configuration dictionary is a standard integration practice. The tool name does not reveal sensitive information about the organization's infrastructure or security posture. This is not a meaningful security concern. |
django-DefectDojo/dojo/settings/settings.dist.py
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⚠️ Potential Description Rendering Bug in dojo/tools/cycognito/parser.py
| Vulnerability | Potential Description Rendering Bug |
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| Description | The code attempts to add 'affected_asset_tags' to the description, but currently uses an empty string. This appears to be a minor rendering bug rather than a security vulnerability. If sensitive information were present in the tags, it would simply not be displayed, which could be considered a display issue but not a security risk. |
django-DefectDojo/dojo/tools/cycognito/parser.py
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⚠️ Low-Impact URL Reference in docs/content/en/connecting_your_tools/parsers/file/cycognito.md
| Vulnerability | Low-Impact URL Reference |
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| Description | The documentation file contains a GitHub repository link for sample scan data. This is a standard practice for providing reference materials and does not constitute a significant security risk. The link points to the project's own repository, and there's no evidence of potential domain squatting or malicious content manipulation. |
⚠️ Sensitive Test Data Exposure in unittests/scans/cycognito/many_vuln.json
| Vulnerability | Sensitive Test Data Exposure |
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| Description | The JSON file contains detailed vulnerability information including internal identifiers, CVE IDs, and network details. While this is a unit test file, care should be taken to ensure it is not accidentally deployed to production or publicly accessible locations. The file should be clearly marked as test data and kept within the test environment. |
django-DefectDojo/unittests/scans/cycognito/many_vuln.json
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⚠️ Sensitive Vulnerability Test Data in unittests/scans/cycognito/one_vuln.json
| Vulnerability | Sensitive Vulnerability Test Data |
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| Description | Similar to hunk_id 6, this is a unit test JSON file containing detailed vulnerability information. It should be treated as test data and kept strictly within the testing environment to prevent potential information disclosure. |
django-DefectDojo/unittests/scans/cycognito/one_vuln.json
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All finding details can be found in the DryRun Security Dashboard.
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How does one generate a report from the Cycognito API? Maybe it's obvious and it doesn't need documenting, but I (without access to Cycognito) couldn't find any info "online" :-)
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Yeah, it is pretty obvious, but I just added a short sentence. |
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This pull request identifies a potential input validation issue in the
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| Vulnerability | Potential Input Validation Issue |
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| Description | The affected_asset field is directly used to create an Endpoint object with minimal string replacements. While not a critical vulnerability, this could potentially lead to unexpected behavior if the input contains malformed or unexpected values. The code should implement more robust input validation and sanitization before creating the Endpoint object. |
django-DefectDojo/dojo/tools/cycognito/parser.py
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All finding details can be found in the DryRun Security Dashboard.
Implement new parser for cycognito