kubescape / regolibrary

The regolibrary package contains the controls Kubescape uses for detecting misconfigurations in Kubernetes manifests.
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improve remediations - C-0020, C-0045 #617

Closed YiscahLevySilas1 closed 5 months ago

YiscahLevySilas1 commented 5 months ago

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enhancement, bug_fix


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Enhancement
raw.rego
Enhance Volume and VolumeMounts Data Extraction and Remediation

rules/alert-mount-potential-credentials-paths/raw.rego
  • Refactored volume data extraction to include spec and volumeMounts
    data.
  • Enhanced remediation paths to include both volume and volumeMounts
    paths.
  • Simplified function get_volumes to get_pod_spec for clarity.
  • +24/-17 
    raw.rego
    Simplify readOnly VolumeMounts Remediation Logic                 

    rules/alert-rw-hostpath/raw.rego
  • Simplified readOnly volumeMounts remediation logic.
  • Removed unnecessary code paths and simplified remediation path
    generation.
  • +8/-37   
    Tests
    expected.json
    Update Expected Test Results for Enhanced Remediation Paths

    rules/alert-mount-potential-credentials-paths/test/deployment_eks_failed/expected.json
  • Updated expected test results to reflect new remediation paths
    including volumeMounts.
  • +12/-8   
    deployment.yaml
    Correct Test Input for VolumeMounts Verification                 

    rules/alert-mount-potential-credentials-paths/test/deployment_eks_failed/input/deployment.yaml - Corrected volume name in test input to match expected volumeMounts.
    +1/-1     
    expected.json
    Update Pod Configuration Test Results for Enhanced Remediation

    rules/alert-mount-potential-credentials-paths/test/pod_eks_failed/expected.json
  • Updated expected test results for Pod configuration to include
    volumeMounts paths.
  • +26/-22 
    expected.json
    Update Expected Test Results for Simplified readOnly Remediation

    rules/alert-rw-hostpath/test/deployment/expected.json
  • Updated expected test results to reflect simplified readOnly
    remediation logic.
  • +51/-41 

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    codiumai-pr-agent-free[bot] commented 5 months ago

    PR Description updated to latest commit (https://github.com/kubescape/regolibrary/commit/0cf5571692ce8fb13d014620b65fa90ea308c045)

    github-actions[bot] commented 5 months ago

    Summary:

    codiumai-pr-agent-free[bot] commented 5 months ago

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    ⏱️ Estimated effort to review [1-5] 2, because the changes are mostly focused on refactoring and enhancing existing logic with a clear focus on volume and volumeMounts handling in Rego policies. The PR is well-structured, making it easier to understand the intent behind the changes.
    🧪 Relevant tests Yes
    🔍 Possible issues Possible Bug: The refactoring changes the way volume mounts are handled by introducing a new function `get_pod_spec` and changing the logic in `is_unsafe_paths`. It's crucial to ensure that these changes do not inadvertently alter the behavior of the policy in edge cases not covered by the tests.
    Performance Concern: The addition of `volume_mounts` function and its usage in `deny[msga]` could potentially increase the complexity and execution time of the policy, especially for resources with a large number of containers and volume mounts. It would be beneficial to evaluate the performance impact of these changes.
    🔒 Security concerns No

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    Enhancement
    Refactor repeated logic into a single function for better maintainability. ___ **To enhance code maintainability and readability, consider refactoring the repeated logic
    in get_pod_spec for different Kubernetes resource kinds into a single function that
    handles all cases dynamically based on the resource kind.** [rules/alert-mount-potential-credentials-paths/raw.rego [40-42]](https://github.com/kubescape/regolibrary/pull/617/files#diff-136b16029ff5e1abeae8c2e2fb8e805fb161d554291121483bbd6e9ac07c147bR40-R42) ```diff get_pod_spec(resources) := result { - resources.kind == "Pod" - result = {"spec": resources.spec, "start_of_path": "spec."} + kind_to_path := { + "Deployment": "spec.template.spec.", + "ReplicaSet": "spec.template.spec.", + "DaemonSet": "spec.template.spec.", + "StatefulSet": "spec.template.spec.", + "Job": "spec.template.spec.", + "Pod": "spec.", + "CronJob": "spec.jobTemplate.spec.template.spec." + } + start_of_path := kind_to_path[resources.kind] + result = {"spec": resources.spec, "start_of_path": start_of_path} } ```
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    match any in the volumeMounts list.** [rules/alert-mount-potential-credentials-paths/raw.rego [95-97]](https://github.com/kubescape/regolibrary/pull/617/files#diff-136b16029ff5e1abeae8c2e2fb8e805fb161d554291121483bbd6e9ac07c147bR95-R97) ```diff -volume_mounts(name, volume_mounts, str) = [path] { +volume_mounts(name, volume_mounts, str) = result { + some j name == volume_mounts[j].name - path := sprintf("%s.volumeMounts[%v]", [str, j]) -} else = [] + result = [sprintf("%s.volumeMounts[%v]", [str, j])] +} else = {"error": "Volume name not found in volumeMounts"} ```
    Improve clarity by explicitly checking readOnly is false in is_rw_mount. ___ **The is_rw_mount function could be enhanced by checking if mount.readOnly is explicitly set
    to false instead of just not being true. This would make the function's intent clearer and
    its behavior more predictable.** [rules/alert-rw-hostpath/raw.rego [84-85]](https://github.com/kubescape/regolibrary/pull/617/files#diff-8fbf2825b670642de0825afe0191314b5c4edcec285e5fae9e73fbe80ff86cc4R84-R85) ```diff is_rw_mount(mount, start_of_path, i, k) = fix_path { - not mount.readOnly == true + mount.readOnly == false fix_path = {"path": sprintf("%vcontainers[%v].volumeMounts[%v].readOnly", [start_of_path, i, k]), "value":"true"} } ```
    Maintainability
    Merge get_pod_spec function definitions into a single function for efficiency. ___ **To improve code efficiency and readability, consider merging the get_pod_spec function
    definitions into a single function that handles all cases using conditional logic. This
    approach reduces repetition and makes the code easier to maintain.** [rules/alert-mount-potential-credentials-paths/raw.rego [40-42]](https://github.com/kubescape/regolibrary/pull/617/files#diff-136b16029ff5e1abeae8c2e2fb8e805fb161d554291121483bbd6e9ac07c147bR40-R42) ```diff get_pod_spec(resources) := result { - resources.kind == "Pod" - result = {"spec": resources.spec, "start_of_path": "spec."} + kind_to_path := { + "Deployment": "spec.template.spec.", + "ReplicaSet": "spec.template.spec.", + "DaemonSet": "spec.template.spec.", + "StatefulSet": "spec.template.spec.", + "Job": "spec.template.spec.", + "Pod": "spec.", + "CronJob": "spec.jobTemplate.spec.template.spec." + } + start_of_path := kind_to_path[resources.kind] + result = {"spec": resources.spec, "start_of_path": start_of_path} } ```

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