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…easier to see the result
… pushed and ignored, or has some error in the push
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Adds a Security Assistant CLI that orchestrates BOM generation, Trivy scan, Dependency-Track upload/findings display, and Snyk (runs last).
Supports forced mode, remote DTrack servers (
--dependency-track-server), findings-only fetches (--show-dtrack-findings), duplicate BOM handling (409 treated as soft success), and optional Snyk auth skipping in forced mode. Includes README with usage/examples.Example of use:
python3 security_assistant.py -p /path/to/app/ --forced --node-version 20.19.0 --dependency-track-server http://server:8080/
Security notes
Dependency-Track token storage: API keys and other tokens are written to a local .env in plaintext. That’s convenient, but ensure the repo/root isn’t world-readable or committed.
Dependency-Track URL auto-fix: inputs are normalized and auto-switch from UI port to 8081, but there’s no strict validation/HTTPS enforcement; a maliciously crafted URL could direct uploads elsewhere. Use trusted URLs/env.
Findings output: vulnerability details are printed to stdout; be mindful when running in shared CI logs.
Default Trivy token (SECRETTOKEN123) is used if none is supplied in interactive runs in local tests; provide a real token in production.
Snyk forced mode skips auth when SNYK_TOKEN is absent; scans may fail silently if the CLI isn’t already authenticated—accepted tradeoff but worth documenting.