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- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/CHANGELOG.md +177 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/CONTRIBUTING.md +68 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/LICENSE +202 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/MANIFEST.in +47 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/NOTICE +26 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/PKG-INFO +657 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/README.md +619 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/SECURITY.md +67 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/action/action.yml +253 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/corpus/benign/config/Dockerfile +10 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/corpus/benign/config/infra.tf +13 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/corpus/benign/config/settings-safe.py +14 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/corpus/benign/config/workflow-ci.yml +25 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/corpus/benign/container-aware/runtime.py +19 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/corpus/benign/gitlab-ordinary/.gitlab-ci.yml +15 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/corpus/benign/javascript/api-client.js +20 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/corpus/benign/javascript/image-utils.js +11 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/corpus/benign/k8s-least-privilege/role.yaml +10 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/corpus/benign/keyring-owner/store.py +17 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/corpus/benign/minified/vendor.min.js +1 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/corpus/benign/npm-native-build/package.json +1 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/corpus/benign/ops/deploy.py +14 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/corpus/benign/ops/healthcheck.py +12 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/corpus/benign/ops/sync.py +10 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/corpus/benign/ordinary-gradle/build.gradle +21 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/corpus/benign/ordinary-makefile/Makefile +21 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/corpus/benign/python/build_helper.py +18 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/corpus/benign/python/settings.py +21 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/corpus/benign/release-attested/.github/workflows/release.yml +24 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/corpus/benign/release-attested/expected.yaml +6 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/corpus/benign/release-unattested/.github/workflows/release.yml +20 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/corpus/benign/release-unattested/expected.yaml +8 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/corpus/benign/retry-backoff/client.py +21 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/corpus/benign/scoped-public-deps/package.json +14 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/corpus/benign/setup-helper/_version.py +7 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/corpus/benign/setup-helper/setup.py +5 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/corpus/benign/string-building/paths.py +12 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/corpus/benign/submodule-pinned/.gitmodules +3 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/corpus/benign/subprocess-git/release.py +16 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/corpus/benign/vendored-binary/vendor/libexample.so +0 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/corpus/benign/webhook-notifier/notify.py +19 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/docs/01-ARCHITECTURE.md +674 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/docs/02-THREAT-MODEL.md +319 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/docs/03-INTERFACES.md +703 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/docs/04-OPERATIONS.md +471 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/docs/05-COVERAGE-MATRIX.md +207 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/docs/06-SANDBOX.md +132 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/docs/assets/demo.svg +37 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/pyproject.toml +219 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/requirements-build.txt +20 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/scripts/generate_sbom.py +175 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/scripts/pin_action_requirements.py +116 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/scripts/render_demo.py +236 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/setup.cfg +4 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_sandbox/__init__.py +29 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_sandbox/cli.py +151 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_sandbox/fetch.py +156 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_sandbox/isolation.py +228 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_sandbox/observe.py +611 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_sandbox/py.typed +0 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/__init__.py +236 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/__main__.py +15 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/archive/__init__.py +0 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/archive/safe.py +641 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/cli/__init__.py +0 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/cli/__main__.py +6 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/cli/main.py +1342 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/cli/progress.py +297 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/core/__init__.py +0 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/core/audit.py +182 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/core/bundle.py +267 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/core/cache.py +631 -0
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- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/core/config.py +1891 -0
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- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/core/distribution.py +153 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/core/engine.py +2065 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/core/errors.py +123 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/core/guard.py +523 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/core/limits.py +239 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/core/models.py +1215 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/core/parallel.py +411 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/core/paths.py +54 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/core/policy.py +484 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/core/progress.py +83 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/core/prose.py +51 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/core/redact.py +295 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/core/registry.py +251 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/core/scoring.py +289 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/core/taxonomy.py +306 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/core/walker.py +845 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/detect/__init__.py +0 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/detect/advisory.py +181 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/detect/attestation.py +213 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/detect/base.py +364 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/detect/binary.py +506 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/detect/capability.py +727 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/detect/catalogue.py +81 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/detect/config_files.py +977 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/detect/dependency.py +732 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/detect/embedded.py +199 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/detect/lockfile.py +290 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/detect/manifest.py +449 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/detect/obfuscation.py +623 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/detect/pyast.py +454 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/detect/registry.py +563 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/detect/sbom.py +265 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/detect/secrets.py +1065 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/detect/vcs.py +269 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/ecosystems/base.py +402 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/ecosystems/npm.py +368 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/ecosystems/others.py +705 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/ecosystems/pypi.py +483 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/ecosystems/registry.py +201 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/intel/__init__.py +0 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/intel/advisories.py +269 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/intel/hosts.py +264 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/intel/popular.py +387 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/intel/registry_client.py +344 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/langs/__init__.py +0 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/langs/registry.py +180 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/py.typed +0 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/report/__init__.py +0 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/report/base.py +228 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/report/github.py +97 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/report/json_.py +53 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/report/junit.py +114 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/report/markdown.py +114 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/report/sarif.py +283 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/report/text.py +427 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/rules/__init__.py +0 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/rules/builtin/__init__.py +0 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/rules/builtin/capabilities-build.yaml +479 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/rules/builtin/capabilities-dotnet.yaml +228 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/rules/builtin/capabilities-javascript.yaml +270 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/rules/builtin/capabilities-jvm-go-ruby.yaml +636 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/rules/builtin/capabilities-malware-iocs.yaml +616 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/rules/builtin/capabilities-python.yaml +308 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/rules/builtin/capabilities-shell.yaml +305 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/rules/builtin/composites.yaml +701 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/rules/loader.py +1350 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/sources/__init__.py +0 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/sources/base.py +152 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/sources/git.py +700 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner/version.py +54 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner.egg-info/PKG-INFO +657 -0
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- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner.egg-info/requires.txt +7 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/src/cordon_scanner.egg-info/top_level.txt +2 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/tests/conftest.py +45 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/tests/e2e/test_cli.py +406 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/tests/fuzz/test_parsers.py +206 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/tests/integration/test_audit_criticals.py +235 -0
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- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/tests/integration/test_baseline.py +205 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/tests/integration/test_blinding.py +757 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/tests/integration/test_bundle.py +234 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/tests/integration/test_container_images.py +110 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/tests/integration/test_corpus.py +409 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/tests/integration/test_detector_liveness.py +98 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/tests/integration/test_ecosystem_parity.py +147 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/tests/integration/test_git_modes.py +302 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/tests/integration/test_hostile.py +449 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/tests/integration/test_leakage.py +196 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/tests/integration/test_ordinary_formatting.py +201 -0
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- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/tests/integration/test_review_commands.py +220 -0
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- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/tests/matrix.py +135 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/tests/perf/test_budgets.py +189 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/tests/support.py +134 -0
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- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/tests/unit/test_binary.py +138 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/tests/unit/test_cache.py +280 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/tests/unit/test_composite_scope.py +159 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/tests/unit/test_config.py +492 -0
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- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/tests/unit/test_dependency_domain2.py +160 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/tests/unit/test_detectors.py +459 -0
- cordon_scanner-0.1.0/tests/unit/test_documentation.py +354 -0
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