fix: prevent shell injection vulnerabilities (SEC-4316)#154
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- Use environment variables instead of direct input interpolation - Addresses Semgrep finding: run-shell-injection - Fixes SEC-4316 Changes: - action.yaml: Fixed 3 shell injection vulnerabilities - commitlint/action.yaml: Fixed 4 shell injection vulnerabilities
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🔒 Security Fix: Shell Injection Prevention
Issue
Fixes 7 shell injection vulnerabilities detected by Semgrep in GitHub Actions workflows.
Jira: SEC-4316
Semgrep Rule:
yaml.github-actions.security.run-shell-injection.run-shell-injectionSeverity: High
Findings:
🔍 What Changed
🛡️ Security Context
Direct interpolation of
${{ inputs.* }}in shell scripts can allow command injection if untrusted input is provided.Vulnerable Pattern:
Secure Pattern:
📚 References
✅ Testing Checklist
🎯 Review Checklist for Maintainer