Font file string intepreted as Drupal Hash

[fzx404]

Describe the bug

False Positive:

Requires Passive Scanning Alpha in order to have the "Information Disclosure - Drupal Hash (Passive 100010). A woff2 font file (and by extent, other files too?) content may contains strings that would trigger the regex https://github.com/zaproxy/community-scripts/blob/bf5135a7cd2ebf9994e28ae354a49633c40abd6c/passive/Find%20Hashes.js#L60

Here is what triggered this regex in my case : $½$u°+ºº¥nu÷{ûJ0»2¼ó¬$Ӗ„—ë¾}'d>æüºJV•õmMdŽÒ
…öVU< As far as I know Drupal hashes are alphanumeric only. Maybe a more restrictive regex like some others in the same file could do the job.

Steps to reproduce the behavior

1. Have ZAP passive scan analyze a response with the content of a woff2 font file.
2. If the file happens to contain a string starting with $ followed by a char, then another $ , and whatever 52 other char then the request is going to be tagged as "Information Disclosure - Drupal Hash".

Expected behavior

As the content of a font file has nothing to do with a Drupal hash, this alert should not be raised.

Software versions

ZAP 2.15.0 Desktop

Screenshots

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Errors from the zap.log file

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Additional context

Passive Scanner Alpha v42.0.0

Would you like to help fix this issue?

• [ ] Yes

[kingthorin]

With some quick research I did find that it always literally starts with $S followed to upper/lower alpha-numeric plus /. 52 char. So the regex could be better, there's probably a number of content/file types that can be ignored or excluded like the core hash rule.