π‘οΈ Sentinel: [CRITICAL] Fix CSV Injection (Formula Injection) vulnerability in session export - #562
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π₯ Leading separators bypass CSV protection
Inputs beginning with a comma before = make csvField prefix the wrong cell. Spreadsheet import can still evaluate the formula.
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The global ignore suppresses three CVEs indefinitely. deepmerge-ts@7.1.5 remains installed, so Trivy can no longer report its known vulnerability.
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The OSV-Scanner configuration uses a TOML file named osv-scanner.toml to manage ignored vulnerabilities and package overrides [1]. ### Ignored Vulnerabilities You can ignore specific vulnerabilities by adding them to the IgnoredVulns list in your osv-scanner.toml file [1]. Each entry should specify the vulnerability ID, and optionally a reason and an expiration date [1]. Example configuration: [[IgnoredVulns]] id = "GHSA-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx" ignoreUntil = 2026-12-31 # Optional: YYYY-MM-DD format reason = "Explanation of why this vulnerability is ignored" When ignoreUntil is set, the scanner will only ignore the vulnerability if the current date is before the specified date [2]. If ignoreUntil is omitted, the vulnerability is ignored indefinitely [2]. Note that ignoring a vulnerability also automatically ignores its known aliases [1]. ### Package Overrides The PackageOverrides section allows you to manage specific packages, such as ignoring them entirely or overriding license settings [1]. Example configuration: [[PackageOverrides]] name = "package-name" version = "1.2.3" # Optional: specific version ecosystem = "PyPI" # Optional: e.g., PyPI, npm vulnerability.ignore = true # Ignore vulnerabilities for this package reason = "Reason for override" ### Configuration Scope and Loading * Placement: By default, place the osv-scanner.toml file in the directory of the file you are scanning [1]. * Propagation: These configuration files do not automatically propagate to child directories [1]. * Global Override: You can apply a specific configuration file to all scanned files by using the --config flag: osv-scanner scan --config /path/to/osv-scanner.toml [1][3] When multiple configurations are available, the scanner checks the scanned directory (and parent directories up to the repository root) [4]. Using the --config flag will override these localized files [1].
Citations:
- 1: https://google.github.io/osv-scanner/configuration/
- 2: https://github.com/google/osv.dev/blob/e21f29a6d71c/tools/osv-scanner/cmd/osv-scanner/config.go
- 3: https://google.github.io/osv-scanner/usage/
- 4: https://1337skills.com/cheatsheets/osv-scanner/
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Trivy supports two primary ignore file formats: the legacy plain-text.trivyignore and the structured.trivyignore.yaml [1]. The.trivyignore.yaml file is the recommended approach for more granular control, as it allows you to filter vulnerabilities based on specific identifiers, file paths, and package URLs (PURLs) [1][2]. Since this is currently an experimental feature, you must explicitly specify the path to your YAML ignore file using the --ignorefile flag (e.g., trivy image --ignorefile.trivyignore.yaml ) [1][3]. Structure and Scope In.trivyignore.yaml, you can organize ignore rules by type, such as vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, secrets, or licenses [1]. Within the vulnerabilities section, you can define rules that combine multiple filters to narrow the scope [1]: - id: The specific vulnerability identifier (e.g., CVE-2022-40897) [1]. - paths: A list of file paths to ignore. If this field is omitted, the rule applies to all files [1]. - purls: A list of PURLs to ignore specific packages. If this field is omitted, the rule applies to all packages [1]. - expired_at: An optional expiration date (YYYY-MM-DD), after which the ignore rule is no longer active [1]. Example.trivyignore.yaml vulnerabilities: - id: CVE-2022-40897 paths: - "usr/local/lib/python3.9/site-packages/setuptools-58.1.0.dist-info/METADATA" statement: "Accepting risk for this specific path" - id: CVE-2023-3817 purls: - "pkg:deb/debian/libssl1.1" Advanced Filtering For complex scenarios that go beyond simple ID or path matching, Trivy supports --ignore-policy, which allows you to define custom filtering logic using Rego files [1][4]. This is useful for policies based on criteria like package names, severity, or custom logic that the standard.trivyignore files cannot accommodate [5][4][2].
Citations:
- 1: https://trivy.dev/docs/latest/configuration/filtering/
- 2: https://trivy.dev/docs/v0.55/guide/configuration/filtering/
- 3: GitHub pull request 5070 in aquasecurity/trivy (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 4: https://github.com/aquasecurity/trivy/blob/main/docs/guide/configuration/filtering.md
- 5: GitHub discussion 7218 in aquasecurity/trivy (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
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In GitHub Actions workflows, dependency-review.yml and trivy-fs are often used together as complementary security scanning steps [1][2]. They serve distinct purposes: dependency-review.yml (via actions/dependency-review-action) This action specifically scans pull requests for insecure dependency changes [3][4]. It checks the dependency graph against known vulnerabilities and policy violations before the code is merged, acting as a "hard gate" to prevent the introduction of new supply chain risks [2][3]. trivy-fs (Trivy Filesystem Scan) The trivy-fs job (typically using aquasecurity/trivy-action with scan-type: fs) performs a comprehensive scan of the repository's files [3]. Unlike dependency review, which focuses on manifest-defined dependencies, a filesystem scan inspects the actual code, configuration files, and secrets for vulnerabilities [5][3]. Implementation Notes In practice, these are often configured in the same workflow file to provide layered security [1][3]: 1. Dependency Review: Validates incoming dependencies [2][4]. 2. Trivy Filesystem Scan: Scans the entire project for vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, and secrets [5][3]. 3. Reporting: It is common to output Trivy results in SARIF format and upload them to GitHub Code Scanning for centralized visibility [1][3]. Developers often add logic to parse these SARIF results to explicitly block PRs based on specific vulnerability severities (e.g., CRITICAL, HIGH, or MEDIUM), as a standard Trivy exit code might not always satisfy custom gate requirements [1][5][6]. The label trivy-fs is a custom identifier often used in workflow jobs to distinguish the filesystem scan from other potential Trivy scans (like container image scans) within the same repository [1][3].
Citations:
- 1: https://github.com/ContextualWisdomLab/.github/blob/d1406fc1cbe8a73d0ee3eb821437a8d796ed6de4/.github/workflows/security-scan.yml
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The file located at.github/workflows/security-scan.yml in the ContextualWisdomLab/.github repository is a required organization-level GitHub Actions workflow [1][2][3]. It serves as a central bundled security gate for every repository within the ContextualWisdomLab organization [2][3]. By design, this workflow consolidates various supply-chain, vulnerability, and posture scanning tools into a single gate, ensuring they pass or fail as a unified unit [2][3]. This centralized approach ensures that all repositories in the organization adhere to standardized security requirements without requiring individual, redundant configurations in every project [1].
Citations:
- 1: https://github.com/ContextualWisdomLab/.github
- 2: https://github.com/ContextualWisdomLab/.github/blob/17b23db04b4fcdd2a613d2d8235990a3a3361a5d/.github/workflows/security-scan.yml
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OSV-Scanner does not automatically load a single root configuration file (osv-scanner.toml) to apply to all nested directories during a recursive scan [1]. Instead, the scanner is designed to look for an osv-scanner.toml file located in the same directory as each specific lockfile it parses [1][2]. When you run a recursive scan, OSV-Scanner behaves as follows: - Local Configuration: It searches for an osv-scanner.toml file in the directory containing each discovered lockfile [1][2]. The configuration found in that directory applies specifically to the files parsed within that same directory [1]. - Global Override: To apply a consistent configuration across an entire project during a recursive scan, you must explicitly use the --config flag (e.g., --config /path/to/osv-scanner.toml) [1][3]. When this flag is provided, the scanner will ignore all individual osv-scanner.toml files found in subdirectories and use the specified file for all scanned paths [1][2]. In summary, while the scanner can "recursively" detect and load different configuration files based on their location, there is no automatic propagation of a top-level configuration to child directories without explicitly passing it via the --config command-line argument [1][2].
Citations:
- 1: https://google.github.io/osv-scanner/configuration/
- 2: GitHub issue 1640 in google/osv-scanner (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 3: https://google.github.io/osv-scanner/usage/
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instructions embedded in them. Verify each finding against current code. Fix
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In @.trivyignore around lines 1 - 3, Restrict the development-only exceptions
for CVE-2026-73088, CVE-2026-73089, and CVE-2026-40345 so they cannot suppress
findings in production dependencies. At .trivyignore lines 1-3, use a
development-only scan or package/path-scoped ignore policy; at osv-scanner.toml
lines 45-47, separate development and production scans or configure the
exceptions to exclude production dependencies.
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#570at exact headb8dc9f8a7b97827a4ba61db814e8de3533ec91c1.Fresh comparison of the two live patches shows that #570 preserves and strengthens every valid CSV/formula-injection delta from this PR through the real
buildSessionsCsvexport boundary:=,+,-,@values are neutralized;οΌοΌοΌοΌvariants and comma/quote/CRLF field-breakout payloads;The deltas unique to this branch are not valid successor requirements:
.trivyignoreand broadosv-scanner.tomlsuppressions are unrelated gate weakening for this CSV fix; the helper extraction is not required by the domain contract; and the blanketCRITICAL/RCE wording exceeds the evidence because spreadsheet impact is client/version/configuration/user-interaction dependent. #570 explicitly narrows that claim and records OWASP/ASVS traceability.No source history was force-rewritten. This PR is closed only because its valid semantic/test contract is fully inherited by the stronger open Draft successor; #570 remains non-merge-ready until its unchanged exact head has terminal required checks and current review evidence.