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🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
🔎 Supported by static analysis
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hyperpolymath panic-attack assail --format json output weak_points💡 Result:
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panic-attack assail(static analysis only) * Skip dynamic attack phase (extensions cannot be executed as standalone programs) * Focus on: -eval()usage - DOM manipulation - Hardcoded secrets - Supply chain risks ...panic-attackis a Clap-powered CLI. Each subcommand inherits a shared set of knobs so the UX is consistent whether developers runassail,attack,assault,assay,aggregate,temporal,panll,groove, or another entry point. ... Globally applied flags let automation pipelines control verbosity, output format, storage location, and presentation. Current defaults are: ... | Flag | ... report-view|Accordion| Controls the presentation mode (Accordion,Summary,Timeline) that the CLI ... and that PanLL mirrors. | ... expand-sections|...| Exp ... detail blocks in the formatted report. |--output-format|json| Chooses how the artifact is serialized (json,markdown, ortext); the CLI reuses this when it writes PanLL exports or temporal diffs. ... assault, ... perdocs ... panll-export ... md, and it also advertises ... static-analysis capability ... the Gossamer groove protocol. Start the discovery endpoint withpanic-attack groove --port 7600... check the JSON manifest by ... 600/.well-known/groove` (the health endpoint sits atpanic-attack assailon 6 diverse external repos with real output. ... | Target Repo | Language | What Was Tested | Result | |-------------|----------|-----------------|--------| | gossamer | Gleam/Rust/Idris2 |assailstatic analysis on src/ | 23 weak points, Language=Idris, Attacks=[Concurrency,Disk,Memory,Cpu] | | protocol-squisher | Rust (shape-ir crate) |assailstatic analysis on crates/shape-ir/src | 5 weak points, Language=Rust, Attacks=[Memory,Disk,Cpu] | | burble | Elixir/ReScript/Idris2 |assailstatic analysis on src/ | 2 weak points, Language=Idris, Attacks=[Memory,Cpu] | | stapeln | Idris2/Zig |assailstatic analysis on ffi/zig/src | 0 weak points, Language=Zig, Attacks=[Cpu] | | boj-server | ReScript/Deno/Idris2 |assailstatic analysis on src/ | 5 weak points, Language=Idris, Attacks=[Cpu,Memory] | | standards | Rust (k9-svc LSP) |assailstatic analysis on k9-svc/lsp/src | 1 weak point, Language=Rust, Attacks=[Disk,Cpu,Memory] | ... - Command:panic-attack assail /var/mnt/eclipse/repos/gossamer/src- Key findings: 23 weak points detected in Idris2 ABI layer. Recommended attack axes: Concurrency, Disk, Memory, Cpu. Highest weak point density in formal verification files. ... - Command:panic-attack assail /var/mnt/eclipse/repos/protocol-squisher/crates/shape-ir/src- Key findings: 5 weak points in core shape IR library. Memory and Disk attack axes recommended. Clean crate with minimal attack surface. ... - Command:panic-attack assail /var/mnt/eclipse/repos/developer-ecosystem/burble/src- Key findings: 2 weak points detected. Minimal attack surface in the Idris2 ABI layer. Memory and Cpu axes only. ... - Command:panic-attack assail /var/mnt/eclipse/repos/fleet-ecosystem/stapeln/ffi/zig/src- Key findings: Zero weak points in Zig FFI layer. Only Cpu axis recommended. Demonstrates Zig's safety properties. ... - Command:panic-attack assail /var/mnt/eclipse/repos/boj-server/src- Key findings: 5 weak points in Idris2 ABI layer (SafeHTTP, SafeCORS, etc.). Cpu and Memory axes recommended. ... - Command:panic-attack assail /var/mnt/eclipse/repos/developer-ecosystem/standards/k9-svc/lsp/src- Key findings: 1 weak point in LSP server. Disk, Cpu, Memory axes recommended. Very clean codebase. ... - [x] Self-scan (dogfooding): Scan panic-attack's own source code — detects issues, all weak points have locations - [x] Full analysis pipeline: File → Language detection → Rules → Report generation - [x] Vulnerable examples: Scan examples/vulnerable_program.rs, examples/attack_harness.rs - [x] Report serialization: JSON and YAML output validation - [x] Deterministic analysis: Same input produces same output - [x] Directory vs file consistency: Aggregate reports match component scans - [x] Multi-language: Python file scanning (if fixtures exist)#110): newapply_v255_context_suppression(&mut report)runs after the kan ... rule pass and ... ) marker-flipsWeakPoint.suppressed = ...panic-attack: acceptedis on or above the line, ... suppressesPanicPath... Doc context, (c) auto-suppressesUnsafeFFIin ... TestMock context. ... test_contextmetadata ... a known file path. ... miniKanren correctness ... attestation chain unforgeability ... onlySafePath...SafeUrl ...SafeJson ...SafeCommand ...SafeEnv ... - User-classification registry (assail::UserClassification,load_user_classifications,apply_user_classifications): panic-attack now reads an optional project-local classification file at every assail pass and flips matching findings tosuppressed = trueafter the kanren structural-suppression pass. Two lookup paths: -<project_root>/audits/assail-classifications.a2ml(preferred) -<project_root>/.panic-attack-classifications.a2ml(fallback) File format is a simple A2ML S-expression with(classification (file …) (category …) (audit …) (rationale …))blocks;;;line comments ignored. The registry pattern lets repositories record audited findings out-of-band from the source under scan so a PR adding a new unsafe block cannot self-suppress without a reviewable companion edit to the registry ... - SARIF output format:--output-format sariffor GitHub Security tab integration ... - Panicbot integration: JSON output contract verified for gitbot-fleet - PA001-PA020 rule mapping for all 20 WeakPointCategory variants - Bot directives at.machine_readable/bot_directives/panicbot.scm- Diagnostics self-check for panicbot readiness ... IF format, corrected ... - **ECO ... 20 weak point categories: UnsafeCode, PanicPath, CommandInjection, UnsafeDeserialization, DynamicCodeExecution, UnsafeFFI, AtomExhaustion, InsecureProtocol, ExcessivePermissions, PathTraversal, HardcodedSecret, UncheckedError, InfiniteRecursion, UnsafeTypeCoercion, UncheckedAllocation, UnboundedLoop, BlockingIO, RaceCondition, DeadlockPotential, ResourceLeak ... - Renamed: xray -> assail, XRayReport -> AssailReport, src/xray/ -> src/assail/ - Renamed: panic-attacker binary -> panic-attackaudits/assail-classifications.a2ml— the 007-local machine- readable classification registry consumed bypanic-attack assail. Single entry records thecrates/oo7-core/src/zig_bridge.rsUnsafeCode finding as legitimate FFI (cross-referenced toaudit-ffi-unsafe.md §1), so the next assail pass flips both UnsafeCode findings in that file tosuppressed = true. Updatesaudit-trg-2026-04-18.mdto record the closure of cross-cutting blocker 7 (panic-attack assailzero-findings gate). Blocker moved from "closed but gate open — 8 active findings, all classified but count nonzero" to "fully closed — 0 active findings". Achieved via: -panic-attacker 6d6822a feat(assail/rocq)— Rocq detector now Section-aware + module-levelParameterclassifier. Removes 6 scaffold ProofDrifts. -panic-attacker 315917b feat(assail)— user-classification registry mechanism; panic-attack reads the registry at pass start and flips matching findings to suppressed after the kanren pass. -audits/assail-classifications.a2ml(this commit) — the 007 registry content. Removes 2zig_bridge.rsUnsafeCode findings. Re-verified:panic-attack assail .reports 11 weak points, all suppressed, 0 active. Headline grade stays TRG-X — closing blocker 1 (7 remaining canonical-proof-suite entries) is now the largest single lever; blockers 3 and 4 remain on GitHub Actions billing (human-owned). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) noreply@anthropic.com ## Changed Files | File | Status | + | - | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | audits/assail-classifications.a2ml | added | 50 | 0 | | audits/audit-trg-2026-04-18.md | modified | 99 | 45 |#108--- ## Goal Comprehensive test + bench coverage across every repo at every level (unit, integration, property, conformance, bench), including cross-repo and estate-wide tests that do not yet exist, all conforming to the test/bench standards inhyperpolymath/standards. ## Workstreams 1. Per-repo coverage to standard. For each repo, reconcile itsTEST-NEEDS/BENCHdocs against the standards-repo test/bench spec; fill gaps. Treat "first user of an existing-but-untested declaration shape" as a class-level surface, not a single case (cf. the AffineScriptFnExterninterp bug — survived until a test first fed it through every consumer). 2. Every-surface checklist. For each component, ensure tests cover parse → resolve → typecheck → interp → every codegen target → FFI → ABI round-trip → coprocessor dispatch. Review explicitly for completeness ("have we really thought of every test"). 3. Cross-repo / estate-wide tests (new). Define integration tests across seam boundaries we have never tested end-to-end, e.g.: - Idris2-ABI ↔ Zig-FFI round-trip conformance (per the unified-zig-api ABI proofs). -unified-zig-api↔ each of the 11 connector services. - git-reticulator ↔ verisimdb octad ingest. - SNIF fallback chains (SNIF→WASM→native→pure) under induced failure. 4. Benches with behavioural baselines at each level + cross-repo pipeline benches. ## Major sub-problem to fix: panic-attack triggers constantly on test/code failspanic-attack assailfires on ordinary red tests during development, which is noisy and unhelpful. Options to evaluate (open design question): - Tests-as-proofs in Agda or Lean — a "failing test" becomes a type/proof obligation that doesn't discharge at check time, not a runtime failure that trips panic-attack. Strongest guarantee, biggest lift. - Reconfigure panic-attack to distinguish "expected dev-time red" from a genuine security/quality finding (e.g. only assail onmain/release, or gate on a delta). - Hybrid: keep native unit/bench tests, express conformance/ABI obligations as Agda/Lean proofs, tune panic-attack for the rest. Decision needed: Agda vs Lean vs tune-only. (Idris2 is already the estate prover for ABIs — consider whether Idris2 should also host these obligations rather than introducing Agda/Lean.) ## Scope / honesty Estate is ~290 repos; this is the master campaign issue. Per-repo sub-issues to be spun out. Repos reachable to the session that filed this: affinescript, developer-ecosystem, burble, verisimdb, git-reticulator, vcl-ut. The canonical home for this campaign is likelyhyperpolymath/standards; relocate if preferred. --- Filed via Claude Code — https://claude.ai/code/session_01JNCDaWMB8NV6nAPrvmTg4w ## Timeline - Referenced by issue#111: Campaign (master): codify + roll out the immutable estate standards (pure-Zig FFI, Idris2 ABI, hexadeca-unified, SNIF-not-NIF, Rust/SPARK) - Referenced by issue#112: opsm (odds-and-sods-package-manager) → provenance + freshness + regeneration engine: end dogfooding staleness permanently - Referenced by issue#115: Epic/index: estate standards + dogfooding program — campaign index + lane triage (core-track vs handed-off)Citations:
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site:github.com/hyperpolymath/panic-attack "weak_points" "output-format" JSON AssailReport💡 Result:
The AssailReport is a component of the panic-attack security analysis and stress-testing system, used to document findings from the tool's static analysis phase [1][2]. Regarding the JSON output format and weak point detection: - JSON Format: AssailReport is generated and serialized in JSON (and YAML) format as part of the analysis pipeline [3]. It is designed to be machine-readable, for example, it is consumed by the Hypatia Elixir rules engine [1]. - Weak Point Detection: The system identifies weak points across 25 canonical categories (PA001–PA025) [2]. When the assail scanner runs, it outputs reports that include locations for all detected weak points [3]. In the context of the tool's own development, "weak points" in the scanner's source code can sometimes cause the scanner to flag itself (self-reporting false positives), as the analyzer's source code contains the very detector patterns it is designed to look for in foreign code [4]. These are managed through governance policies and ignore files (e.g.,.trusted-base-ignore) to maintain system reliability [4].
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Run Panic Attack in machine-readable mode and fail closed on errors.
The Panic Attack CLI accepts
--output-format, not--format. The current command can fail before scanning; the workflow then substitutes[], records zero findings, and allows the gate to pass. Use--quietor--headlesswith a supported output flag, validate theAssailReport, extract.weak_points, and exit whenPA_EXITis non-zero or the payload is invalid.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents