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…ion, and data protection - Add `InfrastructureProtectionAI` for IoT tampering and facility vulnerability assessment. - Add `AntivirusIdentificationAI` for malware signature and behavior identification. - Expand `sensitive_data_scanner` with patterns for Passports, GCP/Azure keys, and HIPAA IDs. - Integrate new security features into the Supply Chain CLI and React frontend. Co-authored-by: GYFX35 <134739293+GYFX35@users.noreply.github.com>
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Reviewer's GuideIntroduces dedicated AI security utilities for infrastructure protection and malware identification, wires them into the supply chain CLI and React UI as a new Security & Protection surface, and broadens the sensitive data scanner’s regex coverage for security-related identifiers and secrets. Sequence diagram for CLI security analysis workflowsequenceDiagram
actor User
participant SupplyChainCLI
participant InfrastructureProtectionAI
participant AntivirusIdentificationAI
User->>SupplyChainCLI: start main()
SupplyChainCLI->>User: display_menu (includes Security Analysis)
User->>SupplyChainCLI: select option 4 (Security Analysis)
SupplyChainCLI->>User: show Security Analysis submenu
alt IoT tampering detection
User->>SupplyChainCLI: select sub-option 1
SupplyChainCLI->>User: prompt for voltage, temperature, rssi
User->>SupplyChainCLI: provide telemetry values
SupplyChainCLI->>InfrastructureProtectionAI: detect_iot_tampering(device_data)
InfrastructureProtectionAI-->>SupplyChainCLI: status, score, findings
SupplyChainCLI->>User: print IoT tampering analysis result
else Antivirus metadata scan
User->>SupplyChainCLI: select sub-option 2
SupplyChainCLI->>User: prompt for filename, filesize_kb
User->>SupplyChainCLI: provide file metadata
SupplyChainCLI->>AntivirusIdentificationAI: scan_file_metadata(filename, filesize_kb)
AntivirusIdentificationAI-->>SupplyChainCLI: risk, details
SupplyChainCLI->>User: print antivirus scan result
end
User->>SupplyChainCLI: select option 5 (Exit)
SupplyChainCLI-->>User: exit message
Class diagram for new AI security utilitiesclassDiagram
class InfrastructureProtectionAI {
+detect_iot_tampering(device_data)
+assess_facility_vulnerability(access_logs)
}
class AntivirusIdentificationAI {
+SUSPICIOUS_EXTENSIONS
+scan_file_metadata(filename, filesize_kb)
+identify_malware_behavior_patterns(execution_logs)
}
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Hey - I've found 1 issue, and left some high level feedback:
- In
security_tools.py, the importsreandrandomare not used and can be removed to keep the module lean and avoid confusion about unused dependencies. - The new regexes in
sensitive_data_scanner/scanner.py(especially the US passport and Azure client secret patterns) are extremely broad and likely to generate many false positives; consider tightening them (e.g., with prefixes, word boundaries, or context around expected formats) before using them in a general scanner. - The new Security Analysis CLI flow in
supply_chain_main.pyconverts user input tofloatwithout any error handling, which can cause the tool to crash on invalid input; consider wrapping these conversions in validation/try-except similar to the existing inventory risk branch.
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Please address the comments from this code review:
## Overall Comments
- In `security_tools.py`, the imports `re` and `random` are not used and can be removed to keep the module lean and avoid confusion about unused dependencies.
- The new regexes in `sensitive_data_scanner/scanner.py` (especially the US passport and Azure client secret patterns) are extremely broad and likely to generate many false positives; consider tightening them (e.g., with prefixes, word boundaries, or context around expected formats) before using them in a general scanner.
- The new Security Analysis CLI flow in `supply_chain_main.py` converts user input to `float` without any error handling, which can cause the tool to crash on invalid input; consider wrapping these conversions in validation/try-except similar to the existing inventory risk branch.
## Individual Comments
### Comment 1
<location path="supply_chain_platform/supply_chain_main.py" line_range="60-69" />
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+ print("\n--- Security Analysis ---")
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**issue (bug_risk):** Security submenu input handling can raise unhandled exceptions and silently ignore invalid choices.
User inputs for voltage/temperature/RSSI and file size are cast directly to numeric types; non-numeric values will raise `ValueError` and terminate the program. Also, unsupported `sec_choice` values fall through with no message, unlike the main menu. Please wrap these conversions in `try/except` and add an `else` branch for invalid `sec_choice` to align robustness and user feedback with the main menu behavior.
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| print("\n--- Security Analysis ---") | ||
| print("1. IoT Tampering Detection") | ||
| print("2. Antivirus Metadata Scan") | ||
| sec_choice = input("Select sub-option (1-2): ").strip() | ||
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| if sec_choice == '1': | ||
| v = float(input("Enter device voltage: ")) | ||
| t = float(input("Enter device temperature: ")) | ||
| r = float(input("Enter signal RSSI: ")) | ||
| result = infra_ai.detect_iot_tampering({'voltage': v, 'temperature': t, 'rssi': r}) |
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issue (bug_risk): Security submenu input handling can raise unhandled exceptions and silently ignore invalid choices.
User inputs for voltage/temperature/RSSI and file size are cast directly to numeric types; non-numeric values will raise ValueError and terminate the program. Also, unsupported sec_choice values fall through with no message, unlike the main menu. Please wrap these conversions in try/except and add an else branch for invalid sec_choice to align robustness and user feedback with the main menu behavior.
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This submission enhances the Global Security Platform's AI capabilities by introducing specialized roles for protecting critical infrastructure and identifying malicious software.
Key changes:
supply_chain_platform/security_tools.pycontaining heuristics for IoT tampering detection and malware behavior analysis.sensitive_data_scanner/scanner.pywith new regex patterns to identify a wider range of sensitive data, including US Passport numbers, GCP Service Account keys, Azure Client Secrets, and HIPAA-compliant Health IDs.supply_chain_main.py) with a new Security Analysis menu.SupplyChainPlatformReact component, providing a user-friendly interface for monitoring infrastructure health and antivirus status.PR created automatically by Jules for task 8222030255952741699 started by @GYFX35
Summary by Sourcery
Introduce AI-driven security capabilities for infrastructure protection and malware identification across the supply chain platform and sensitive data scanner.
New Features: