ci(zap): stop failing on the ISBN/EAN-13 PII-Disclosure false positive - #359
ci(zap): stop failing on the ISBN/EAN-13 PII-Disclosure false positive#359fabiodalez-dev wants to merge 2 commits into
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OWASP ZAP rule 10062 (PII Disclosure) intermittently fails the packaged-app passive scan with a HIGH "credit card number" alert. The match is a book's public EAN-13 on a catalogue page (observed: 4131672754818 on /de/verlag/Puffin+Books): a 13-digit catalogue identifier inherently collides with the credit-card Luhn pattern, and which page the crawl reaches varies run to run — so the same code passes or fails at random and every release needs a re-run. Exclude rule 10062 from the blocking gate only; every other medium/high passive alert still fails the build, and real secret/PII exposure is covered by the secret-scanning, Semgrep and CodeQL jobs.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughIl workflow ZAP ora esclude dal blocco gli alert PII Disclosure con plugin ChangesGate di sicurezza ZAP
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Semplice) | ~10 minuti Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to The workflow change may allow genuine high-severity PII disclosures to pass because it suppresses all rule 10062 alerts instead of only the documented ISBN/EAN-13 false positive. Merge should be blocked until the exclusion is narrowly scoped. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In @.github/workflows/ci-browser-security.yml:
- Around line 176-180: Aggiorna il calcolo di blocking e la relativa stampa in
modo che il plugin 10062 venga escluso solo quando url, evidence e otherinfo
identificano esplicitamente un falso positivo ISBN/EAN-13; mantieni bloccanti
gli alert 10062 ad alta severità che non soddisfano tutti i criteri della lista
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…se positives Per review: don't exclude every PII-Disclosure (rule 10062) alert — a real credit-card/SSN leak must still fail. The alert is now ignored ONLY when EVERY instance is a 13-digit number (ISBN/EAN-13 length) on a bibliographic route (publisher/book/author/catalogue across the five locales). A 15/16-digit card number, or a 13-digit value on any other page (login, admin, forms), stays blocking. Verified against the real ZAP report (EAN 4131672754818 on /de/verlag/Puffin+Books → allowlisted) and two synthetic reports (a 16-digit Visa, and a 13-digit value on /admin/settings → both still blocking).
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OWASP ZAP rule 10062 (PII Disclosure) intermittently fails the packaged-app passive scan with a HIGH "credit card number" alert on a book's public EAN-13 shown on a catalogue page (observed:
4131672754818on/de/verlag/Puffin+Books). A 13-digit catalogue identifier inherently collides with the credit-card Luhn pattern, and the crawl reaches different pages each run, so the same code passes or fails at random and every release needs a ZAP re-run.This excludes rule 10062 only from the blocking gate. Every other medium/high passive alert still fails the build, and real secret/PII exposure is covered by the secret-scanning, Semgrep and CodeQL jobs.
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