Test Dep Confusion and Typosquatting

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DryRun Security Summary

An application security engineer's review of a GitHub Pull Request revealed security concerns including a typo in the 'cryptograpy' library name, outdated versions of the 'requests' library, and unclear reasoning for commenting out the original 'cryptography' library in the requirements.txt file.

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Summary:

As an application security engineer, I have reviewed the changes in the provided GitHub Pull Request and have identified several concerns that need to be addressed:

1. Incorrect Library Name: The new library added, cryptograpy, has a typo in the name. This is likely a mistake and could lead to issues with the application's functionality or security.

2. Outdated Library Versions: The requests library version is outdated (2.19.1), which may contain known vulnerabilities. It's important to keep all dependencies up-to-date to ensure the application's security.

3. Unclear Reasoning: The reason for commenting out the cryptography library and adding a new cryptograpy library is not clear. This change should be accompanied by a detailed explanation to ensure it is a intentional and well-thought-out decision.

The application security team should work closely with the developer to understand the reasoning behind the changes and ensure that the final dependencies are secure and up-to-date.

Files Changed:

• insecure-app/requirements.txt: This file contains the project's dependencies, including the requests, flask, and cryptograpy libraries. The changes in this Pull Request include:
  • The cryptography library version has been commented out and a new version cryptograpy==3.3.2 has been added.
  • The order of the library versions has been changed, with flask==3.0.2 being moved below the cryptograpy library.

Code Analysis

We ran 9 analyzers against 1 file and 1 analyzer had findings. 8 analyzers had no findings.

Analyzer	Findings
Sensitive Files Analyzer	1 finding

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[dryrunsecurity]

DryRun Security Summary

An application security engineer's review of a GitHub Pull Request revealed concerns about a misspelled library name ('cryptograpy'), outdated library versions, and unclear reasoning for dependency changes in the requirements.txt file.

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Summary:

As an application security engineer, I have reviewed the changes in the provided GitHub Pull Request and have identified several concerns that need to be addressed:

1. Incorrect Library Name: The new library added, cryptograpy, has a typo in the name. This is likely a mistake and could lead to issues with the application's functionality or security.

2. Outdated Library Versions: The requests library version is outdated (2.19.1), which may contain known vulnerabilities. It's important to keep all dependencies up-to-date to ensure the application's security.

3. Unclear Reasoning: The reason for commenting out the cryptography library and adding a new cryptograpy library is not clear. This change should be accompanied by a detailed explanation to ensure it is a intentional and well-thought-out decision.

The application security team should work closely with the developer to understand the reasoning behind the changes and ensure that the final dependencies are secure and up-to-date.

Files Changed:

• insecure-app/requirements.txt: This file contains the project's dependencies, including the requests, flask, and cryptograpy libraries. The changes in this Pull Request include:
  • The cryptography library version has been commented out and a new version cryptograpy==3.3.2 has been added.
  • The order of the library versions has been changed, with flask==3.0.2 being moved below the cryptograpy library.

Code Analysis

We ran 9 analyzers against 1 file and 1 analyzer had findings. 8 analyzers had no findings.

Analyzer	Findings
Sensitive Files Analyzer	1 finding

View PR in the DryRun Dashboard.