Closed galoget closed 1 year ago
After analyzing the provided PR patches, here are my findings:
Line 286: The TOKEN variable is being assigned the value of a file content without any validation or sanitization. This could potentially lead to a security issue if the file content is manipulated by an attacker. It's recommended to validate and sanitize the input before using it.
Line 368: The kubectl auth can-i --list 2>/dev/null
command is being executed without any error handling. If the command fails, the script will continue to execute, which could lead to unexpected behavior. It's recommended to add error handling to this command.
Line 369: The curl
command is being used to send a POST request with a hardcoded base64 encoded string. This could potentially be a security issue if the encoded string contains sensitive information. It's recommended to avoid hardcoding sensitive information in the code.
eval
command is being used, which can be a security risk as it executes the argument as a shell command. This can lead to command injection if the argument is not properly sanitized. It's recommended to avoid using eval
if possible, or ensure that the argument is properly sanitized before use.Please note that these are potential issues and might not be actual vulnerabilities depending on the context and usage of the script. It's recommended to review these points and apply the necessary fixes or mitigations.
2_container.sh
to fix broken links to Kubernetes Pentesting.3_cloud.sh
to fix a broken link to GCP Pentesting.