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Create infisical-secrets-check.yml #6

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  • Add a new GitHub Actions workflow to perform Infisical secrets scanning on pull requests.

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Add a GitHub Actions workflow to check for secret leaks using Infisical during pull requests.

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To ensure that sensitive information is not accidentally exposed in the codebase by integrating an automated secrets scanning process, thereby enhancing the security measures in place for our repositories. This approach uses Infisical's CLI tool to detect leaks and provides detailed reports as comments in the PR if any issues are found.

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  • New Features
    • Introduced a new GitHub Actions workflow for secrets checking using Infisical, enhancing security during pull requests.
    • The workflow provides immediate feedback on potential secret leaks directly in the pull request comments.

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This PR adds a new GitHub Actions workflow that implements automated secrets scanning using Infisical. The workflow runs on pull requests and can be manually triggered. It scans the repository for potential secrets, generates both CSV and log outputs, and automatically comments the results on the PR.

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File-Level Changes

Change Details Files
Implementation of a new GitHub Actions workflow for secrets scanning
  • Configures workflow to run on pull requests and manual triggers with concurrency control
  • Sets up Infisical CLI installation using their official package source
  • Implements secrets scanning with output in both CSV and log formats
  • Uses GitHub Actions to read scan results from generated files
  • Adds automated PR commenting with scan results using different templates for success, failure, and cancellation scenarios
.github/workflows/infisical-secrets-check.yml

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  • Description:

    • The addition of the infisical-secrets-check.yml workflow looks good.
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    • βœ… My pull request adheres to the code style of this project
    • βœ… My code requires changes to the documentation
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    • βœ… All the tests have passed
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    • The secrets check workflow implementation is clear and includes informative messages for success, failure, and cancellation.

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The pull request introduces a new GitHub Actions workflow file named infisical-secrets-check.yml. This workflow is designed to perform a secrets check using the Infisical CLI and is triggered manually or on pull requests. It includes a job that checks out the repository, sets up the Infisical package source, installs the Infisical CLI, runs a scan for secrets, and processes the results. The workflow also reads logs and updates the pull request with comments based on the scan outcome.

Changes

File Path Change Summary
.github/workflows/infisical-secrets-check.yml New workflow added for secrets check using Infisical CLI, including job steps for checkout, setup, scan, and PR updates.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant GitHub Actions
    participant Infisical CLI
    participant PR Commenter

    User->>GitHub Actions: Trigger workflow
    GitHub Actions->>GitHub Actions: Checkout Repository
    GitHub Actions->>GitHub Actions: Set Infisical Package Source
    GitHub Actions->>GitHub Actions: Install Infisical
    GitHub Actions->>Infisical CLI: Run Scan
    Infisical CLI-->>GitHub Actions: Return Scan Results
    GitHub Actions->>GitHub Actions: Read Log File
    GitHub Actions->>PR Commenter: Update Pull Request with Results
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Potential issues, bugs, and flaws that can introduce unwanted behavior:

  1. Path Overwrite on Failure Handling:
    /.github/workflows/infisical-secrets-check.yml -

    -      - name: Read secrets-result.log
    +      - name: Read secrets-result.log

    The name for both steps is the same, "Read secrets-result.log". This could lead to confusion and hinder understanding the workflow since the output for each will overwrite the last. Consider using distinct names for these steps to clearly distinguish between the success and failure scenarios.

  2. Error Handling in Commands:
    /.github/workflows/infisical-secrets-check.yml -

    +      - name: Install Infisical

    The installation command sudo apt-get install -y infisical does not check the result of the installation. If the installation fails, subsequent steps will still execute. Ensure to check the exit status of commands or use set -e to fail fast on errors.

  3. Potential Security Concerns:
    /.github/workflows/infisical-secrets-check.yml -

    +        run: curl -1sLf 'https://dl.cloudsmith.io/public/infisical/infisical-cli/setup.deb.sh' | sudo -E bash

    Running a script directly fetched from an external source (like the curl command above) can pose security risks. It's advisable to validate the source or download it for inspection before running.

  4. Repeated Use of the Same Action:
    /.github/workflows/infisical-secrets-check.yml -

    +      - name: Read secrets-result.log
    +      - name: Read secrets-result.log

    Using the same action (guibranco/[email protected]) twice for fairly similar purposes (reading different log outputs) could lead to confusion and is not efficient. It might be worth considering consolidating these actions if possible.

Code suggestions and improvements for better exception handling, logic, standardization, and consistency:

  1. Add Install Check:
    /.github/workflows/infisical-secrets-check.yml -

    +      - name: Install Infisical

    After installing infisical, consider adding a step to verify its installation by running infisical --version or a similar command to confirm that it was installed correctly.

  2. Utilize Caching for Dependencies:
    /.github/workflows/infisical-secrets-check.yml -

    +      - name: Install Infisical

    Depending on the frequency of updates to the infisical package, consider caching the downloaded/installed packages to speed up future runs and reduce load on external repositories.

  3. Structure the Workflow File:
    /.github/workflows/infisical-secrets-check.yml -

    +name: Infisical secrets check

    Group your steps logically into phases (e.g., Setup, Scan, Reporting) by adding annotations or comments. This will help maintain readability and structure for anyone else looking at the file.

  4. Standardize Shell Usage:
    /.github/workflows/infisical-secrets-check.yml -

    +        shell: bash

    Although the shell is specified for each run command, ensure that the same shell standard is used consistently throughout the entire workflow unless there is a specific reason to deviate.

  5. Improve Concurrent Runs Handling:
    /.github/workflows/infisical-secrets-check.yml -

    +  concurrency:

    While you've implemented concurrency, consider adding a maximum number of concurrent runs to manage resource usage effectively, especially if this will run on high-traffic repositories.

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Issues counts

🐞Mistake πŸ€ͺTypo 🚨Security πŸš€Performance πŸ’ͺBest Practices πŸ“–Readability ❓Others
0 0 0 0 1 0 0

Changes in the diff

  • βž• Added a new GitHub Actions workflow file infisical-secrets-check.yml to perform secrets scanning using Infisical.
  • βž• Included steps to checkout the repository, set up the Infisical package source, install Infisical, and run the secrets scan.
  • βž• Implemented steps to read the scan results and update the pull request with a comment based on the scan outcomes.

Identified Issues

ID Type Details Severity Confidence
1 πŸ’ͺBest Practices The actions/checkout@v4 does not exist, the latest version is v3. Use actions/checkout@v3. 🟠Medium 🟠Medium

Issue 1: Best Practices

Explanation:

The workflow file uses actions/checkout@v4, which does not exist. The latest version available is v3. Using a non-existent version might cause the workflow to fail.

File Path: .github/workflows/infisical-secrets-check.yml

Lines of Code:

- name: Checkout repo
  uses: actions/checkout@v4
  with:
    fetch-depth: 0

Proposed Code Fix:

- name: Checkout repo
  uses: actions/checkout@v3
  with:
    fetch-depth: 0

Explanation of the Fix:

The fix involves changing the version from v4 to v3 for the actions/checkout action, which is the latest stable version available. This ensures the workflow can execute without errors related to versioning.

Missing Tests

  1. Test for Workflow Execution:

    • Ensure the workflow triggers correctly on pull_request and workflow_dispatch events.
    • Verify that the steps execute in the expected order without errors.
  2. Test for Secrets Detection:

    • Simulate a scenario where secrets are present in the codebase and verify that the workflow detects them and updates the PR with the appropriate message.
  3. Test for No Secrets Detected:

    • Simulate a scenario where no secrets are present and ensure the workflow completes successfully with the correct PR comment indicating no secrets leaked.
  4. Test for Error Handling:

    • Introduce errors in the workflow (e.g., incorrect Infisical installation) and verify that the workflow handles these gracefully and provides informative logs.

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Infisical secrets check: βœ… No secrets leaked!

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12:14AM INF 7 commits scanned.
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Hey @guibranco - I've reviewed your changes - here's some feedback:

Overall Comments:

  • Consider adding checksum verification when downloading the setup script instead of directly piping to bash with sudo, to ensure supply chain security
  • There are two steps with identical names 'Read secrets-result.log' - consider renaming the second one to 'Read secrets-result.csv' to match its actual purpose
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- name: Set Infisical package source
shell: bash
run: curl -1sLf 'https://dl.cloudsmith.io/public/infisical/infisical-cli/setup.deb.sh' | sudo -E bash
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🚨 suggestion (security): Consider adding additional security measures to the curl command

Add --proto '=https' and consider implementing checksum verification for the downloaded script to ensure integrity

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run: curl -1sLf 'https://dl.cloudsmith.io/public/infisical/infisical-cli/setup.deb.sh' | sudo -E bash
run: |
curl -1sLf --proto '=https' --tlsv1.2 'https://dl.cloudsmith.io/public/infisical/infisical-cli/setup.deb.sh' > setup.deb.sh
echo "$(curl -1sLf 'https://dl.cloudsmith.io/public/infisical/infisical-cli/setup.deb.sh.sha256')" setup.deb.sh | sha256sum --check
sudo -E bash setup.deb.sh
rm setup.deb.sh

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