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chore: add .oss-scanner directory with necessary contents - #3703
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The pull request adds a Docker build environment for the OSS Scanner and a threat model document for libModSecurity. The image installs build dependencies, builds the project, and runs tests. The document describes security scope, testing procedures, and reporting requirements.
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Build and test environment .oss-scanner/Dockerfile
The Dockerfile installs build dependencies, prepares the checkout and submodules, and clones the highest version-sorted matching OWASP CRS v4 release. It builds the project with assertions, LMDB, and debug flags. If tests fail, the Docker build continues with a warning.
Threat model documentation .oss-scanner/threat_model.md
The document describes system boundaries, security scope, testing and reproduction procedures, severity criteria, report requirements, and excluded findings.
The scanner setup has two bounded documentation and reproducibility issues: the sanitizer workflow cannot be copied as written, and CRS-dependent results may vary between rebuilds.
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Review comments at @.oss-scanner/threat_model.md:
- Line 115: Replace the literal placeholder in the documented CXXFLAGS
assignment with valid shell syntax that supplies the intended compiler flags,
repeating the flags or reusing a defined shell variable so the ASan/UBSan build
reaches make check.
- Around line 109-111: Replace the dynamic CRS tag lookup in the Dockerfile’s
CRS clone step with a fixed v4 tag, and update the threat model’s “latest
release” wording to name that same tag. Ensure both files specify the identical
release so rebuilt images use a reproducible CRS ruleset.
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.oss-scannerdirectory with filesDockerfileandthreat_model.md.why
It's necessary to ask a scan from anthropics/oss-scanner.
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