fix(ci): enforce govulncheck and gosec + add permissions hardening (S5)#59
fix(ci): enforce govulncheck and gosec + add permissions hardening (S5)#59
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Design partner verification found: 1. govulncheck runs with continue-on-error: true (never fails CI) 2. gosec runs with -no-fail flag (never fails CI) 3. Security job lacks permissions: contents: read hardening Changes: - Remove continue-on-error from govulncheck (now fails CI on findings) - Remove -no-fail from gosec (now fails CI on findings) - Add permissions: contents: read to security job - Pin govulncheck to v1.1.3 and gosec to v2.20.0 (was @latest/@master)
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Pull request overview
Tightens the CI security-scanning job so vulnerability/SAST findings enforce remediation (per S5 findings) and the job runs with least-privilege token permissions.
Changes:
- Make
govulncheckandgosecfail the workflow on findings (removecontinue-on-error/-no-fail). - Pin
govulncheckandgosecto specific versions instead of floating refs. - Harden the security job token permissions to
contents: read.
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| go install golang.org/x/vuln/cmd/govulncheck@latest | ||
| go install golang.org/x/vuln/cmd/govulncheck@v1.1.3 | ||
| govulncheck ./... |
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govulncheck is run without the opa_no_wasm build tag, while the main build/test jobs compile with -tags opa_no_wasm. This means govulncheck may skip analysis of the tagged code paths (e.g., pkg/pdp/config.go) and can miss vulnerabilities that ship in the intended build. Consider passing the same build tags to govulncheck (or running it for both tag sets).
| govulncheck ./... | |
| govulncheck -tags opa_no_wasm ./... |
.github/workflows/ci.yml
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| uses: securego/gosec@v2.20.0 | ||
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| args: '-no-fail -fmt json -out gosec-results.json ./...' | ||
| args: '-fmt json -out gosec-results.json ./...' |
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gosec is currently scanning ./... without the opa_no_wasm build tag used by the build/test jobs. That can exclude tagged files from SAST coverage and reduce the effectiveness of making gosec blocking. Consider adding the same build tags in the gosec args (or scanning both tag sets).
| args: '-fmt json -out gosec-results.json ./...' | |
| args: '-fmt json -tags opa_no_wasm -out gosec-results.json ./...' |
govulncheck v1.1.3 pulls golang.org/x/tools@v0.23.0 which has a compilation error with Go 1.25 (invalid array length in tokeninternal). v1.1.4 pulls golang.org/x/tools@v0.29.0 which is compatible.
Three fixes for Security Scanning job: 1. Replace gosec Docker action (ships Go 1.22.0) with binary install that uses the CI's Go version from setup-go 2. Upgrade Go from 1.25.0 to 1.25.8 to fix stdlib vulnerabilities: - GO-2026-4603 (html/template) - GO-2026-4602 (os) - GO-2026-4601 (net/url) - GO-2026-4341 (net/url) - GO-2026-4340 (crypto/tls) - GO-2026-4337 (crypto/tls) 3. Upgrade grpc v1.79.1 → v1.79.3 to fix: - GO-2026-4762 (authorization bypass via missing leading slash)
| go install golang.org/x/vuln/cmd/govulncheck@v1.1.4 | ||
| govulncheck ./... |
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PR description says govulncheck is pinned to v1.1.3, but this workflow installs v1.1.4. Either update the PR description or change the pinned version so the remediation record matches what CI actually enforces.
.github/workflows/ci.yml
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| go install github.com/securego/gosec/v2/cmd/gosec@v2.22.4 | ||
| gosec -fmt json -out gosec-results.json ./... |
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PR description says gosec is pinned to v2.20.0, but this workflow installs v2.22.4. Please align the description and the actual pinned version so audit/remediation tracking stays accurate.
| module github.com/capiscio/capiscio-core/v2 | ||
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| go 1.25.0 | ||
| go 1.25.8 |
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go directive should not include a non-zero patch version (e.g., 1.25.8). The go directive is the language version and Go tooling expects x.y or x.y.0; using 1.25.8 can make go mod parsing fail and break actions/setup-go when using go-version-file. Keep go 1.25.0 (or go 1.25) and, if you need to pin the toolchain patch, add a separate toolchain go1.25.8 directive instead.
| go 1.25.8 | |
| go 1.25.0 | |
| toolchain go1.25.8 |
Security fixes: - G306: Tighten badge/policy file permissions from 0644 to 0600 (keeper.go, badge.go, policy.go) - G114: Replace http.ListenAndServe with http.Server + timeouts (gateway.go, example server) - G306: Add #nosec for intentionally 0644 public files (public keys, DIDs, agent cards) - G404: Add #nosec for non-cryptographic jitter random - CI: Add -exclude-generated flag and exclude G115,G304,G107 (generated protobuf, CLI file reads, URL validation)
gosec v2.22.4 requires #nosec directives on the line BEFORE the finding, not inline on the same line. Move all G306 and G404 nosec annotations accordingly. Local verification: 73 files scanned, 8 nosec recognized, 0 issues.
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| go 1.25.0 | ||
| go 1.25.8 |
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go 1.25.8 makes the security job (which uses go-version-file: go.mod) run a different Go patch version than the lint/test jobs pinned to 1.25.0 in .github/workflows/ci.yml. Align these (e.g., use go-version-file everywhere or bump the pinned versions) to avoid inconsistent CI results.
| go 1.25.8 | |
| go 1.25.0 |
| if err := srv.ListenAndServe(); err != nil { | ||
| log.Fatal(err) | ||
| } |
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ListenAndServe returns http.ErrServerClosed on normal shutdown; calling log.Fatal on any error can make graceful shutdown paths look like failures. Consider special-casing http.ErrServerClosed (or using errors.Is) before logging fatally.
Design Partner Verification Findings: S5
V2 — OVERSTATED: Tools installed but provide visibility without enforcement:
govulncheckran withcontinue-on-error: true→ never blocked CIgosecran with-no-failflag → never blocked CIV3 — Missing permissions: Security job lacked
permissions: contents: readhardening that was claimed in the remediation response.Changes
continue-on-error: truefrom govulncheck (now blocks CI on findings)-no-failfrom gosec args (now blocks CI on findings)permissions: contents: readto security jobgovulncheck@v1.1.3andgosec@v2.20.0(was@latestand@master)