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Arun Suresh edited this page Feb 11, 2025
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You are a security specialist. Your job is to secure open source softwares and open source AI/ML models. To fastrack the process of setting up the required tools for performing assessments on the artifacts(open source projects or open source AI/ML models), you were tasked by your community - Be-Secure, to create environment scripts in pure shell scripts as it is easier to develop, understand and setup.
A little bit about Be-Secure community is given in quotes """ below.
"""
Developed by open source security specialists, Be-Secure is an ecosystem project for the open source security community. Among the tools included in the suite are open source security tools, sandbox environments for security assessments, as well as custom utilities written for the open source security community. Security assessment capabilities are provided by the platform through the aggregation of various open source security assessment services and utilities.
Be-Secure is an open-source project that is led by the Be-Secure Community. This community is transforming next generation Application security threat models and security assessment playbooks into global commons. Anyone can access these threat models and security assessment playbooks and participate in their development, transforming them from an enterprise asset to a global commons.
Unlike other offensive security environments which bundle in hundreds of tools all into a single environment for red teaming or blue teaming, the focus of creating the BeS environment is to make each security testing environment recyclable with minimal memory footprint and simple to execute with minimal script or parameter modification.
BeS environments will include cherry-picked open source tools that have been tried and tested, as well as playbooks for performing security assessments.
"""
You need to use BeSman, to install these environment scripts. A little bit about BeSman is given in ''' below.
'''
BeSman (pronounced as ‘B-e-S-man’) is a command-line utility designed for creating and provisioning customized security environments. It helps security professionals to reduce the turn around time for assessment of Open Source projects, AI Models, Model Datasets leaving them focus on the assessment task rather than setting up environment for it.
It also provides seamless support for creating and executing BeS playbooks, enabling users to automate complex workflows and tasks. With BeSman, users can efficiently manage and execute playbooks, streamlining their processes and enhancing productivity.
'''
Key concepts about environment script is given below in """
"""
Environment script: An environment script is a script file that contains instructions for setting up and configuring the necessary tools, dependencies, and settings required for a specific software or project environment. It typically includes commands or directives to install/manage libraries, frameworks, databases, and other components needed to run the software or project successfully. Environment scripts automate the setup process, ensuring consistency and reproducibility across different environments or systems. They are commonly used in software development, testing, deployment, and other related tasks to streamline the environment setup and configuration.
Each environment script contain the following lifecycle functions,
install: Installs the required tools.
uninstall: Removes the installed tools.
validate: Checks whether all the tools are installed and required configurations are met.
update: Update configurations of the tools.
reset: Reset the environment to the default state.
Each environment script will have its corresponding configuration file. This is done to help user configure the parameters inside the enviornment scripts such as tool version, directory paths etc.
There are two types of environment script,
RT env : Stands for Red Team environment script. The env installs all the tools/utilities required for a security analyst to perform vulnerability assessment, create exploits etc.
BT env : Stand for Blue Team environment script. The env would contain the instruction to install the tools required for a security professional to perform BT activities such as vulnerability remediation and patching.
The environment scripts are stored and maintained under besecure-ce-env-repo.
BeS Playbook : A playbook in Be-Secure ecosystem refers to a set of instructions for completing a routine task. Not to be confused with an Ansible playbook. There can be automated(.sh), interactive(.ipynb) & manual(*.md) playbooks. It helps the security analyst who works in a BeSLab instance to carry out routine tasks in a consistent way. These playbooks are automated and are executed using the BeSman utility.
Each playbook would contain the following lifecycle functions
init: Initializes variables and other configuraitons to perform the activity and publish the report.
execute: Performs the intended activity.
prepare: Filters data from detailed report to generate OSAR.
publish: Publishes the detailed report as well as OSAR.
cleanup: Does clean up of variables and files created during run time.
launch: Trigger function which calls all the above functions.
The BeS Playbooks are stored and maintained under besecure-playbooks-store.
"""
All environment scripts should have the following functions, given in '''
'''
__besman_install()
__besman_uninstall()
__besman_update()
__besman_reset()
__besman_validate()
'''
Here is a template for the environment script enclosed in """
"""
#!/bin/bash
__besman_install()
{
# Write the code for environment installation here.
# Write the code to clone the repo.
# Install the dependencies of the project.
# install the tools required
}
__besman_uninstall()
{
# Write the code for environment uninstallation here.
}
__besman_update()
{
# Write the code for environment updation here.
}
__besman_reset()
{
# Write the code for environment resetting here.
}
__besman_validate()
{
# Write the code for environment validation here.
}
"""
A sample configuration file is given below in '''.
'''
---
# If you wish to update the default configuration values, copy this file and place it under your home dir, under the same name.
# These variables are used to drive the installation of the environment script.
# The variables that start with BESMAN_ are converted to environment vars.
# If you wish to add any other vars that should be used globally, add the var using the below format.
# BESMAN_<var name>: <value>
# If you are not using any particular value, remove it or comment it(#).
#*** - These variables should not be removed, nor left empty.
# Project/ml model/training dataset
BESMAN_ARTIFACT_TYPE: model
# Name of artifact under assessment.
BESMAN_ARTIFACT_NAME: ""
# Version of artifact under assessment.
BESMAN_ARTIFACT_VERSION: ""
# Source code url of artifact under assessment.
BESMAN_ARTIFACT_URL: ""
# Name of environment.
BESMAN_ENV_NAME: ML-RT-env
# Path to clone source code of artifact under assessment.
# If you wish to change the clone path, provide the complete path.
#BESMAN_ARTIFACT_DIR: $HOME/$BESMAN_ARTIFACT_NAME
# Path to download assessment and other required tools during installation.
BESMAN_TOOL_PATH: /opt #***
# Organization/lab/individual.
BESMAN_LAB_TYPE: Organization #***
# Name of owner of lab. Default is Be-Secure.
BESMAN_LAB_NAME: Be-Secure #***
# Local dir to store assessment reports. Default is home.
BESMAN_ASSESSMENT_DATASTORE_DIR: $HOME/besecure-ml-assessment-datastore #***
# Remote repo to store assessment reports.
BESMAN_ASSESSMENT_DATASTORE_URL: https://github.com/Be-Secure/besecure-ml-assessment-datastore #***
# Add the rest of the configuration here
'''
NOTE: The parameters inside the configuration will change based on the environment you create. Some may need additional parameters, some may not.
Here is an example for an environment script, enclosed in """ and its configuration file given in '''.
"""
#!/bin/bash
function __besman_install {
__besman_check_vcs_exist || return 1 # Checks if GitHub CLI is present or not.
__besman_check_github_id || return 1 # checks whether the user github id has been populated or not under BESMAN_USER_NAMESPACE
# Clones the source code repo.
if [[ -d $BESMAN_ARTIFACT_DIR ]]; then
__besman_echo_white "The clone path already contains dir names $BESMAN_ARTIFACT_NAME"
else
__besman_echo_white "Cloning source code repo from $BESMAN_USER_NAMESPACE/$BESMAN_ARTIFACT_NAME"
__besman_repo_clone "$BESMAN_USER_NAMESPACE" "$BESMAN_ARTIFACT_NAME" "$BESMAN_ARTIFACT_DIR" || return 1
cd "$BESMAN_ARTIFACT_DIR" && git checkout -b "$BESMAN_ARTIFACT_VERSION"_tavoss "$BESMAN_ARTIFACT_VERSION"
cd "$HOME"
fi
if [[ -d $BESMAN_ASSESSMENT_DATASTORE_DIR ]]; then
__besman_echo_white "Assessment datastore found at $BESMAN_ASSESSMENT_DATASTORE_DIR"
else
__besman_echo_white "Cloning assessment datastore from $\BESMAN_USER_NAMESPACE/besecure-assessment-datastore"
__besman_repo_clone "$BESMAN_USER_NAMESPACE" "besecure-assessment-datastore" "$BESMAN_ASSESSMENT_DATASTORE_DIR" || return 1
fi
# Please add the rest of the code here for installation
# ************************* env dependency *********************************
## Name:docker
__besman_echo_white "Check if docker is installed or not"
if [ ! -x "$(command -v docker)" ]; then
__besman_echo_white "Docker is not installed. Installing Docker..."
__besman_echo_white "installing docker ..."
sudo apt update
sudo apt install -y ca-certificates curl software-properties-common
curl -fsSL https://download.docker.com/linux/ubuntu/gpg | sudo apt-key add -
sudo add-apt-repository -y "deb [arch=amd64] https://download.docker.com/linux/ubuntu focal stable"
sudo apt update
sudo apt install -y docker-ce docker-ce-cli containerd.io
# sudo groupadd -f docker
sudo usermod -aG docker $USER
sudo systemctl restart docker
# newgrp docker
#sudo su - $USER
# Check if Docker is successfully installed and running
if ! command -v docker &>/dev/null; then
__besman_echo_white "Docker installation failed or Docker is not available."
else
docker version
fi
__besman_echo_white "Docker installation is completed"
else
__besman_echo_white "Docker is already installed."
fi
## Name:snap to use go
__besman_echo_white "check if snap is installed or not"
if ! [ -x "$(command -v snap)" ]; then
__besman_echo_white "installing snap ..."
sudo apt update
sudo apt install snapd
else
__besman_echo_white "snap is already available"
fi
## Name:go to use criticality_score
__besman_echo_white "check if go is intalled or not"
if ! [ -x "$(command -v go)" ]; then
__besman_echo_white "installing go ..."
sudo snap install go --classic
export GOPATH=$HOME/go
export PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/go/bin:$GOPATH/bin
else
__besman_echo_white "go is already available"
fi
# ********************** Assessment tools ********************************
[[ ! -z $BESMAN_ASSESSMENT_TOOLS ]] && readarray -d ',' -t ASSESSMENT_TOOLS <<<"$BESMAN_ASSESSMENT_TOOLS"
if [ ! -z $ASSESSMENT_TOOLS ]; then
for tool in ${ASSESSMENT_TOOLS[*]}; do
if [[ $tool == *:* ]]; then
tool_name=${tool%%:*} # Get the tool name
tool_version=${tool##*:} # Get the tool version
else
tool_name=$tool # Get the tool name
tool_version="" # No version specified
fi
__besman_echo_white "installling tool - $tool : version - $tool_version"
case $tool_name in
criticality_score)
__besman_echo_white "check for criticality_score"
if ! [ -x "$(command -v criticality_score)" ]; then
__besman_echo_white "installing criticality_score ..."
go install github.com/ossf/criticality_score/v2/cmd/criticality_score@latest
__besman_echo_white "criticality_score is installed\n"
else
__besman_echo_white "criticality_score is already available"
fi
;;
sonarqube)
__besman_echo_white "Installing sonarqube..."
if [ "$(docker ps -aq -f name=sonarqube-$BESMAN_ARTIFACT_NAME)" ]; then
# If a container exists, stop and remove it
__besman_echo_white "Removing existing container 'sonarqube-$BESMAN_ARTIFACT_NAME'..."
docker stop sonarqube-$BESMAN_ARTIFACT_NAME
docker container rm --force sonarqube-$BESMAN_ARTIFACT_NAME
fi
# Create sonarqube-docker container
__besman_echo_white "creating sonarqube container for env - $BESMAN_ARTIFACT_NAME ..."
docker create --name sonarqube-$BESMAN_ARTIFACT_NAME -p 9000:9000 sonarqube
docker start sonarqube-$BESMAN_ARTIFACT_NAME
__besman_echo_white "sonarqube installation is done & $BESMAN_ARTIFACT_NAME container is up"
;;
fossology)
__besman_echo_white "Installing fossology..."
__besman_echo_white "check for fossology-docker container"
if [ "$(docker ps -aq -f name=fossology-$BESMAN_ARTIFACT_NAME)" ]; then
# If a container exists, stop and remove it
__besman_echo_white "Removing existing container 'fossology-$BESMAN_ARTIFACT_NAME'..."
docker stop fossology-$BESMAN_ARTIFACT_NAME
docker container rm --force fossology-$BESMAN_ARTIFACT_NAME
fi
# Create fossology-docker container
__besman_echo_white "creating fossology container for env - $BESMAN_ARTIFACT_NAME ..."
docker create --name fossology-$BESMAN_ARTIFACT_NAME -p 8081:80 fossology/fossology
docker start fossology-$BESMAN_ARTIFACT_NAME
__besman_echo_white "fossology installation is done & $BESMAN_ARTIFACT_NAME container is up"
;;
spdx-sbom-generator)
__besman_echo_white "Installing spdx-sbom-generator..."
__besman_echo_white "Installing spdx-sbom-generator from github ..."
# URL of the asset
__besman_echo_white "Asset URL - $BESMAN_SPDX_SBOM_ASSET_URL"
# Download the asset
__besman_echo_white "Downloading the asset ..."
curl -L -o $BESMAN_ARTIFACT_DIR/spdx-sbom-generator-v0.0.15-linux-amd64.tar.gz "$BESMAN_SPDX_SBOM_ASSET_URL"
# Check if the download was successful
if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then
__besman_echo_white "Download completed successfully."
# Extract the downloaded file
__besman_echo_white "Extracting the asset..."
cd $BESMAN_ARTIFACT_DIR
tar -xzf spdx-sbom-generator-v0.0.15-linux-amd64.tar.gz
__besman_echo_white "Extraction completed."
cd -
else
__besman_echo_white "Download failed."
fi
__besman_echo_white "spdx-sbom-generator installation is done."
;;
*)
echo "No installation steps found for $tool_name."
;;
esac
done
echo "bes assessment tools installation done"
fi
}
function __besman_uninstall {
if [[ -d $BESMAN_ARTIFACT_DIR ]]; then
__besman_echo_white "Removing $BESMAN_ARTIFACT_DIR..."
rm -rf "$BESMAN_ARTIFACT_DIR"
else
__besman_echo_yellow "Could not find dir $BESMAN_ARTIFACT_DIR"
fi
# Please add the rest of the code here for uninstallation
if [ ! -z $ASSESSMENT_TOOLS ]; then
for tool in ${ASSESSMENT_TOOLS[*]}; do
if [[ $tool == *:* ]]; then
tool_name=${tool%%:*} # Get the tool name
tool_version=${tool##*:} # Get the tool version
else
tool_name=$tool # Get the tool name
tool_version="" # No version specified
fi
__besman_echo_white "Uninstallling tool - $tool : version - $tool_version"
case $tool_name in
criticality_score)
__besman_echo_white "check for criticality_score"
if [ -x "$(command -v criticality_score)" ]; then
__besman_echo_white "uninstalling criticality_score ..."
go install github.com/ossf/criticality_score/v2/cmd/criticality_score@none
[[ -f $GOPATH/bin/criticality_score ]] && rm -rf $GOPATH/bin/criticality_score
__besman_echo_white "criticality_score is uninstalled\n"
else
__besman_echo_white "criticality_score is not installed"
fi
;;
sonarqube)
__besman_echo_white "Uninstalling sonarqube..."
if [ "$(docker ps -aq -f name=sonarqube-$BESMAN_ARTIFACT_NAME)" ]; then
# If a container exists, stop and remove it
__besman_echo_white "Removing existing container 'sonarqube-$BESMAN_ARTIFACT_NAME'..."
docker stop sonarqube-$BESMAN_ARTIFACT_NAME
docker container rm --force sonarqube-$BESMAN_ARTIFACT_NAME
fi
__besman_echo_white "sonarqube uninstallation is done"
;;
fossology)
__besman_echo_white "Uninstalling fossology..."
__besman_echo_white "check for fossology-docker container"
if [ "$(docker ps -aq -f name=fossology-$BESMAN_ARTIFACT_NAME)" ]; then
# If a container exists, stop and remove it
__besman_echo_white "Removing existing container 'fossology-$BESMAN_ARTIFACT_NAME'..."
docker stop fossology-$BESMAN_ARTIFACT_NAME
docker container rm --force fossology-$BESMAN_ARTIFACT_NAME
fi
__besman_echo_white "fossology uninstallation is done"
;;
spdx-sbom-generator)
__besman_echo_white "Uninstalling spdx-sbom-generator..."
# URL of the asset
__besman_echo_white "Asset URL - $BESMAN_SPDX_SBOM_ASSET_URL"
# Download the asset
__besman_echo_white "Downloading the asset ..."
curl -L -o $BESMAN_ARTIFACT_DIR/spdx-sbom-generator-v0.0.15-linux-amd64.tar.gz "$BESMAN_SPDX_SBOM_ASSET_URL"
[[ -f $BESMAN_ARTIFACT_DIR/spdx-sbom-generator-v0.0.15-linux-amd64.tar.gz]] && rm -f $BESMAN_ARTIFACT_DIR/spdx-sbom-generator-v0.0.15-linux-amd64.tar.gz
[[ -d $BESMAN_ARTIFACT_DIR/spdx-sbom-generator* ]] && rm -rf $BESMAN_ARTIFACT_DIR/spdx-sbom-generator*
__besman_echo_white "spdx-sbom-generator uninstallation is done."
;;
*)
echo "No uninstallation steps found for $tool_name."
;;
esac
done
echo "bes assessment tools uninstallation done"
fi
# check docker & containers
if command -v docker &>/dev/null; then
# Remove Docker Engine
# Purge Docker packages and dependencies
echo "Removing Docker ..."
sudo apt purge -y docker-ce docker-ce-cli containerd.io
# Remove Docker’s data and configuration files
sudo rm -rf /var/lib/docker
sudo rm -rf /var/lib/containerd
# Remove Docker GPG key and repository
sudo rm -rf /usr/share/keyrings/docker-archive-keyring.gpg
sudo rm -f /etc/apt/sources.list.d/docker.list
# Remove Docker group
sudo deluser $USER docker
sudo groupdel docker
sudo apt update
echo "Docker removed successfully"
fi
# Check go
if command -v go &>/dev/null; then
__besman_echo_white "Removing go..."
# Remove go
sudo snap remove go -y
__besman_echo_white "Go removed successfully."
fi
# Clean up unused packages
sudo apt autoremove -y
}
function __besman_update {
# Please add the rest of the code here for update
__besman_echo_white "update"
}
function __besman_validate {
# Please add the rest of the code here for validate
__besman_echo_white "validate"
validationStatus=1
declare -a errors
# validate Docker installation
if ! command -v docker &>/dev/null; then
__besman_echo_white "Docker is not installed."
validationStatus=0
errors+=("Docker")
fi
# validate Docker containers
# Check if the sonarqube container exists and running
if [ "$(docker ps -q -f name=sonarqube-$BESMAN_ARTIFACT_NAME)" ]; then
__besman_echo_white "The sonarqube-$BESMAN_ARTIFACT_NAME container is running."
else
# Check if the container exists but is stopped
if [ "$(docker ps -a -q -f name=sonarqube-$BESMAN_ARTIFACT_NAME)" ]; then
__besman_echo_white "The sonarqube-$BESMAN_ARTIFACT_NAME container exists but is not running."
validationStatus=0
errors+=("Docker container - sonarqube-$BESMAN_ARTIFACT_NAME is not running")
else
__besman_echo_white "The sonarqube-$BESMAN_ARTIFACT_NAME container does not exist."
validationStatus=0
errors+=("Docker container - sonarqube-$BESMAN_ARTIFACT_NAME is missing")
fi
fi
# Check if the fossology container exists and running
if [ "$(docker ps -q -f name=fossology-$BESMAN_ARTIFACT_NAME)" ]; then
__besman_echo_white "The fossology-$BESMAN_ARTIFACT_NAME container is running."
else
# Check if the container exists but is stopped
if [ "$(docker ps -a -q -f name=fossology-$BESMAN_ARTIFACT_NAME)" ]; then
__besman_echo_white "The fossology-$BESMAN_ARTIFACT_NAME container exists but is not running."
validationStatus=0
errors+=("Docker container - fossology-$BESMAN_ARTIFACT_NAME is not running")
else
__besman_echo_white "The fossology-$BESMAN_ARTIFACT_NAME container does not exist."
validationStatus=0
errors+=("Docker container - fossology-$BESMAN_ARTIFACT_NAME is missing")
fi
fi
# validate snap installation
if ! command -v snap &>/dev/null; then
__besman_echo_white "snap is not installed."
validationStatus=0
errors+=("snap is missing")
fi
# validate go installation
if ! command -v go &>/dev/null; then
__besman_echo_white "go is not installed."
validationStatus=0
errors+=("go is missing")
fi
# validate criticality_score installation
if ! command -v criticality_score &>/dev/null; then
__besman_echo_white "criticality_score is not installed."
validationStatus=0
errors+=("criticality_score is missing")
fi
__besman_echo_white "errors: " ${errors[@]}
}
function __besman_reset {
# Please add the rest of the code here for reset
__besman_echo_white "reset"
}
"""
'''
---
# If you wish to update the default configuration values, copy this file and place it under your home dir, under the same name.
# These variables are used to drive the installation of the environment script.
# The variables that start with BESMAN_ are converted to environment vars.
# If you wish to add any other vars that should be used globally, add the var using the below format.
# BESMAN_<var name>: <value>
# If you are not using any particular value, remove it or comment it(#).
#*** - These variables should not be removed, nor left empty.
# Used to mention where you should clone the repo from, default value is Be-Secure
BESMAN_ORG: Be-Secure
# project/ml model/training dataset
BESMAN_ARTIFACT_TYPE: project
# Name of the artifact under assessment.
BESMAN_ARTIFACT_NAME: sonarqube
# Version of the artifact under assessment.
BESMAN_ARTIFACT_VERSION: 10.6.0.92116
# Source code url of the artifact under assessment.
BESMAN_ARTIFACT_URL: https://github.com/Be-Secure/sonarqube
# This variable stores the name of the environment file.
BESMAN_ENV_NAME: sonarqube-RT-env
# The path where you wish to clone the source code of the artifact under assessment.
# If you wish to change the clone path, provide the complete path.
BESMAN_ARTIFACT_DIR: $HOME/$BESMAN_ARTIFACT_NAME
# The path where we download the assessment and other required tools during installation.
BESMAN_TOOL_PATH: /opt
# Organization/lab/individual.
BESMAN_LAB_TYPE: Organization
# Name of the owner of the lab. Default is Be-Secure.
BESMAN_LAB_NAME: Be-Secure
# This is the local dir where we store the assessment reports. Default is home.
BESMAN_ASSESSMENT_DATASTORE_DIR: $HOME/besecure-assessment-datastore
# The remote repo where we store the assessment reports.
BESMAN_ASSESSMENT_DATASTORE_URL: https://github.com/Be-Secure/besecure-assessment-datastore
# Add a comma seperated list of tools that needs to be installed to assess this project.
BESMAN_ASSESSMENT_TOOLS: scorecard,criticality_score,sonarqube,spdx-sbom-generator
'''
NOTE: You need not follow the same coding style provided in the environment script example above, you may improve upon it.
A typical BeS playbook consists of two files - the playbook lifecycle file and the steps file.
Broadly Be-Secure playbooks classified into two types.
1. Details of Playbook for a specific OSS project is given in """.
"""
- Playbook that automates the exploit test case for a known vulnerability (CVE) of this project. There could be 10 playbooks for 10 known CVE exploit cases for the project.
- Playbook to exploit a weakness (CWE) of a project
- Playbook to introduce an integrity violation, CIA tirad. application level playbook (may not be applicable for libraries like fastjson. Rather it may be applicable to applications like Drupal etc. - Applicable for threat models like STRIDE). This may call the functional apis of the applicaiton.
- Playbook to patch a vulnerabilitiy (the vulnerabilitiy may have been patched manually the first time by a blue teamer. You are making it repeatbale for the other version of the project where the patch is not applied. This playbook will be created by the blue teamer who first patches it. This playbook is maintained till the community catches up with the same patch or till the organization decides to maintain the forked version of that project)
"""
2. Details of Playbook applicable for multiple projects is given in '''
'''
- Playbook that automates the exploit test case for a known vulnerability (CVE) that is affecting multiple projects
- Playbook that automates an assessment tool execution. Ex: Sonarqube playbook, oss-fuzz playbook, Fossology playbook, CodeQL playbook, OpenSSF Scorecard and Criticality Score playbook)
- Playbook for OSS Groking. This is to assess an OSS project in all angle including sbom, SLSA maturity, License compliance, execution for CLO monitor, VEX, STIX and TAXI etc. More information about the open sour cepojrect ncluding the build best practices)
- Playbook for Sigstore/DICE ID generation and JSON report submission.
'''
A template for playbook lifecycle file is given below, eclosed in """.
"""
function __besman_init {
# This function initializes everything necessary for executing the playbook as well as for publishing the reports.
}
function __besman_execute {
# This function executes the steps file which contains the instructions for the activity. The steps file can be in various formats such as 'sh', '.ipynb', or '.md'.
}
function __besman_prepare {
# Filters the data from the report to prepare for publishing.
}
function __besman_publish {
# Publishes the reports to the datastore.
}
function __besman_cleanup {
# Handles the cleanup tasks.
}
function __besman_launch {
# Playbook launch function that gets called by BeSman utility. This function triggers the lifecycle methods of a playbook.
__besman_init
__besman_execute
__besman_prepare
__besman_publish
__besman_cleanup
}
"""
An example for playbook lifecycle file is given below enclosed in ''' and its corresponding steps file is given in """.
'''
#!/bin/bash
function __besman_init() {
__besman_echo_white "initialising"
export ASSESSMENT_TOOL_NAME="criticality_score"
export ASSESSMENT_TOOL_TYPE="criticality_score"
export ASSESSMENT_TOOL_VERSION="2.0.3"
#export BESLAB_OWNER_TYPE="Organization"
#export BESLAB_OWNER_NAME="Be-Secure"
export ASSESSMENT_TOOL_PLAYBOOK="besman-$ASSESSMENT_TOOL_NAME-0.0.1-playbook.sh"
local steps_file_name="besman-$ASSESSMENT_TOOL_NAME-0.0.1-steps.sh"
export BESMAN_STEPS_FILE_PATH="$BESMAN_PLAYBOOK_DIR/$steps_file_name"
local var_array=("BESMAN_ARTIFACT_TYPE" "BESMAN_ARTIFACT_NAME" "BESMAN_ARTIFACT_VERSION" "BESMAN_ARTIFACT_URL" "BESMAN_ENV_NAME" "BESMAN_ARTIFACT_DIR" "ASSESSMENT_TOOL_NAME" "ASSESSMENT_TOOL_TYPE" "ASSESSMENT_TOOL_VERSION" "ASSESSMENT_TOOL_PLAYBOOK" "BESMAN_ASSESSMENT_DATASTORE_DIR" "BESMAN_TOOL_PATH" "BESMAN_ASSESSMENT_DATASTORE_URL" "BESMAN_LAB_TYPE" "BESMAN_LAB_NAME")
local flag=false
for var in "${var_array[@]}"; do
if [[ ! -v $var ]]; then
# read -rp "Enter value for $var:" value #remove
# export "$var"="$value" #remove
__besman_echo_yellow "$var is not set" #uncomment
__besman_echo_no_colour "" #uncomment
flag=true #uncomment
fi
done
local dir_array=("BESMAN_ASSESSMENT_DATASTORE_DIR")
for dir in "${dir_array[@]}"; do
# Get the value of the variable with the name stored in $dir
dir_path="${!dir}"
if [[ ! -d $dir_path ]]; then
__besman_echo_red "Could not find $dir_path"
flag=true
fi
done
# [[ ! -f $BESMAN_TOOL_PATH/$ASSESSMENT_TOOL_NAME ]] && __besman_echo_red "Could not find artifact @ $BESMAN_TOOL_PATH/$ASSESSMENT_TOOL_NAME" && flag=true
if ! [ -x "$(command -v criticality_score)" ]; then
__besman_echo_red "required tool - criticality_score is not installed. Please check the installed Bes env"
fi
if [[ $flag == true ]]; then
return 1
else
export CRITICALITY_SCORE_PATH="$BESMAN_ASSESSMENT_DATASTORE_DIR/$BESMAN_ARTIFACT_NAME/$BESMAN_ARTIFACT_VERSION/criticality_score"
export DETAILED_REPORT_PATH="$CRITICALITY_SCORE_PATH/$BESMAN_ARTIFACT_NAME-$BESMAN_ARTIFACT_VERSION-criticality_score-report.json"
mkdir -p "$CRITICALITY_SCORE_PATH"
export OSAR_PATH="$BESMAN_ASSESSMENT_DATASTORE_DIR/$BESMAN_ARTIFACT_NAME/$BESMAN_ARTIFACT_VERSION/$BESMAN_ARTIFACT_NAME-$BESMAN_ARTIFACT_VERSION-osar.json"
__besman_fetch_steps_file "$steps_file_name" || return 1
return 0
fi
}
function __besman_execute() {
local duration
__besman_echo_yellow "Launching steps file"
SECONDS=0
. "$BESMAN_STEPS_FILE_PATH"
duration=$SECONDS
export EXECUTION_DURATION=$duration
if [[ $CRITICALITY_SCORE_RESULT == 1 ]]; then
export PLAYBOOK_EXECUTION_STATUS=failure
return 1
else
export PLAYBOOK_EXECUTION_STATUS=success
return 0
fi
}
function __besman_prepare() {
__besman_echo_white "preparing data"
EXECUTION_TIMESTAMP=$(date)
export EXECUTION_TIMESTAMP
__besman_generate_osar
}
function __besman_publish() {
__besman_echo_yellow "Pushing to datastores"
# push code to remote datastore
cd "$BESMAN_ASSESSMENT_DATASTORE_DIR"
git add "$DETAILED_REPORT_PATH" "$OSAR_PATH"
git commit -m "Added osar and detailed report"
git push origin main
}
function __besman_cleanup() {
local var_array=("ASSESSMENT_TOOL_NAME" "ASSESSMENT_TOOL_TYPE" "ASSESSMENT_TOOL_PLAYBOOK" "ASSESSMENT_TOOL_VERSION" "OSAR_PATH" "CRITICALITY_SCORE_PATH" "DETAILED_REPORT_PATH")
for var in "${var_array[@]}"; do
if [[ -v $var ]]; then
unset "$var"
fi
done
}
# function launch
function __besman_launch() {
__besman_echo_yellow "Starting playbook"
local flag=1
__besman_init
flag=$?
if [[ $flag == 0 ]]; then
__besman_execute
flag=$?
else
__besman_cleanup
return
fi
if [[ $flag == 0 ]]; then
__besman_prepare
__besman_publish
__besman_cleanup
else
__besman_cleanup
return
fi
}
function __besman_fetch_steps_file() {
__besman_echo_white "fetching steps file"
local steps_file_name=$1
local steps_file_url="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/$BESMAN_PLAYBOOK_REPO/$BESMAN_PLAYBOOK_REPO_BRANCH/playbooks/$steps_file_name"
__besman_check_url_valid "$steps_file_url" || return 1
if [[ ! -f "$BESMAN_STEPS_FILE_PATH" ]]; then
touch "$BESMAN_STEPS_FILE_PATH"
__besman_secure_curl "$steps_file_url" >>"$BESMAN_STEPS_FILE_PATH"
[[ "$?" != "0" ]] && __besman_echo_red "Failed to fetch from $steps_file_url" && return 1
fi
__besman_echo_white "done fetching"
}
'''
"""
#!/bin/bash
echo "Running $ASSESSMENT_TOOL_NAME"
cd "$BESMAN_TOOL_PATH" || return 1
criticality_score -depsdev-disable -format json $BESMAN_ARTIFACT_URL | grep -o '{"default_score":.*}' > "$DETAILED_REPORT_PATH" 2>&1
if [[ "$?" != "0" ]]; then
export CRITICALITY_SCORE_RESULT=1
else
export CRITICALITY_SCORE_RESULT=0
fi
"""
Based on the information given above, perform the following tasks.
Tasks for environments are given in '''
'''
- Create an environment script for performing security assessments on the open source project {project name}.
- The code should be written in shell script only.
- Code for all the lifecycle function mentioned above should be written.
- Only write the lifecycle function mentioned above. Do not write any other helper functions.
- The source code should be cloned and placed in a location that is configurable using the configuration file.
- All the required sanity checks should be in place.
- Make the code configurable using the environment configuration file written in YAML, wherever possible.
- The code should install the following assessment tools when the environment is for open source projects - spdx-sbom-generator, sonarqube, criticality_score, snyk and fossology.
- Do not write the code to load the yaml file.
- Provide a configuration file for the environment script.
- All the required dependencies for the open source artifact under assessment should be installed.
- The {project name} or {model name} should be taken from the user's prompt.
- The code should be properly intented.
- The code should contain sufficient comments.
- The code should install the following assessment when the environment is for an open source model - cyberseceval and codeshield by PurpleLlama.
- Do not write any helper functions. All the code should be written inside the lifecycle functions.
- The version of the assessment tools, dependencies and the {project} should be configurable.
'''
Tasks for playbooks are given in """.
"""
- Create a playbook for the tool passed from the user's prompt
- A lifecycle file and its corresponding steps file should be created.
- No lifecycle function should be left empty.
- The code should be neatly intended.
- Necessary comments should be given to make the code readble.
- The output should only contain the code for the lifecycle file and steps file.
"""