add new attack paths for security risks

YiscahLevySilas1 commented 8 months ago

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Overview

Type

enhancement

Description

Introduced two new AttackTracks for identifying security risks related to unauthenticated external database access and external workloads with cluster takeover roles.
Updated controls and the security framework to include references to these new AttackTracks.
Enhanced the detection of internet-exposed workloads by linking them with the newly added AttackTracks.

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Relevant files

Enhancement

external-wl-unauthenticated.json `Add AttackTrack for Unauthenticated External Database Access` attack-tracks/external-wl-unauthenticated.json Added a new AttackTrack for external databases without authentication.	+20/-0
external-wl-with-cluster-takeover-roles.json `New AttackTrack for External Workloads with Cluster Takeover Roles` attack-tracks/external-wl-with-cluster-takeover-roles.json Introduced a new AttackTrack for external workloads with cluster takeover roles.	+20/-0
C-0256-exposuretointernet.json `Update Control for Internet-Exposed Workloads with New Attack Tracks` controls/C-0256-exposuretointernet.json Linked new attack tracks to the control for detecting internet-exposed workloads.	+12/-0
C-0267-workloadwithclustertakeoverroles.json `Enhance Workload with Cluster Takeover Roles Control` controls/C-0267-workloadwithclustertakeoverroles.json Updated attributes to include security tags and linked the new attack track.	+13/-1
security.json `Security Framework Update with New Controls` frameworks/security.json Added references to new controls and updated the security framework.	+18/-0

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codiumai-pr-agent-free[bot] commented 8 months ago

PR Description updated to latest commit (https://github.com/kubescape/regolibrary/commit/ab5c9f6df690946f4981f7270e1ecf9270fd0930)

codiumai-pr-agent-free[bot] commented 8 months ago

PR Review

⏱️ Estimated effort to review [1-5]	2, because the changes are mostly additions of new JSON configurations and updates to existing configurations. The structure of the changes is straightforward, focusing on enhancing security detection capabilities. The complexity is low, and understanding the impact of these changes requires familiarity with the security framework and Kubernetes security best practices.
🧪 Relevant tests	No
🔍 Possible issues	Possible Misconfiguration: Ensure that the new attack tracks ("external-database-without-authentication" and "external-workload-with-cluster-takeover-roles") are accurately detecting the intended security risks without false positives or negatives. Misconfiguration could lead to overlooking critical vulnerabilities or over-alerting, which can desensitize the response to alerts.
🔍 Possible issues	Data Completeness: Verify that the "subSteps" within each new AttackTrack provide comprehensive coverage of the attack vectors they aim to detect. Incomplete or overly generic definitions might not offer the actionable insights needed for effective mitigation.
🔒 Security concerns	No

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PR Code Suggestions

Category	Suggestions
Enhancement	Enhance the description of attack steps for clarity and mitigation guidance. ___ Consider adding more detailed descriptions for the attack track steps to provide clearer guidance on how the attack can be executed and detected. This will help in understanding the specific actions an attacker might take and how to mitigate them. [attack-tracks/external-wl-unauthenticated.json [14-15]](https://github.com/kubescape/regolibrary/pull/598/files#diff-3f0ebdd52387a2a1a949e852340165014f778ba834160fd455eea3ed49732301R14-R15) ```diff { "name": "Unauthenticated Access", - "description": "An unauthenticated attacker can access resources." + "description": "An unauthenticated attacker can access Kubernetes resources such as pods or services without needing credentials. This could lead to unauthorized data access or denial of service." } ```
	Add potential impact details to the attack track description. ___ It's recommended to include potential impact details in the description of the attack track to help stakeholders understand the severity and urgency of addressing this risk. [attack-tracks/external-wl-with-cluster-takeover-roles.json [14-15]](https://github.com/kubescape/regolibrary/pull/598/files#diff-dc833275e2ae28e80d7f6952ab191c558d05bfe612fa2f820776a549be7a00e5R14-R15) ```diff { "name": "Cluster/Resources Access", - "description": "An attacker has access to sensitive information and can leverage them by creating pods in the cluster." + "description": "An attacker gains access to sensitive information and can exploit this by creating unauthorized pods in the cluster, potentially leading to data theft, service disruption, or further escalation of privileges." } ```
	Add more descriptive tags to "controlTypeTags" for precise categorization. ___ For better alignment with security standards, consider adding more tags to "controlTypeTags" to categorize the control more precisely, such as "access control" or "privilege management". [controls/C-0267-workloadwithclustertakeoverroles.json [4-6]](https://github.com/kubescape/regolibrary/pull/598/files#diff-7d83a784e1bf8b7e0e44825fd2baa508dd2ded8124b0f35f16b93c272758c278R4-R6) ```diff { "controlTypeTags": [ - "security" + "security", "access control", "privilege management" ] } ```
Best practice	Standardize the naming convention for "attackTrack" references. ___ To ensure consistency and ease of automation, consider using a standardized naming convention for "attackTrack" references. This could involve using snake_case or camelCase consistently across all JSON files. [controls/C-0256-exposuretointernet.json [21-23]](https://github.com/kubescape/regolibrary/pull/598/files#diff-bb4119d6c9aa609d437b062f4112e23a93c1a333009fe971f46d2ed4d9ffbd34R21-R23) ```diff { - "attackTrack": "external-workload-with-cluster-takeover-roles", + "attackTrack": "external_workload_with_cluster_takeover_roles", "categories": [ "Initial Access" ] } ```
Maintainability	Organize controls into categories or hierarchical structures for better maintainability. ___ To improve the maintainability of the security framework configuration, consider grouping related "controlID" entries under a common category or using a hierarchical structure. This can help in organizing controls more logically and facilitate easier updates. [frameworks/security.json [186-189]](https://github.com/kubescape/regolibrary/pull/598/files#diff-c88e59bbd8f153d854b49e17546ea6b8864bf2532f9be44e5d339f36f2658a9fR186-R189) ```diff { - "controlID": "C-0267", - "patch": { - "name": "Workload with cluster takeover roles" - } + "category": "Cluster Security", + "controls": [ + { + "controlID": "C-0267", + "patch": { + "name": "Workload with cluster takeover roles" + } + } + ] } ```

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github-actions[bot] commented 8 months ago

Summary:

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

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Summary:

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

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