# Security Scan Report **Generated by: Security Pro Pack - Vulnerability Scanner Plugin** **Date:** `[Insert Date of Scan: YYYY-MM-DD]` **Time:** `[Insert Time of Scan: HH:MM:SS UTC]` **Report ID:** `[Insert Unique Report ID]` ## 1. Executive Summary `[Provide a high-level overview of the security scan findings. Include the total number of vulnerabilities found, the severity distribution, and a brief summary of the most critical issues. Example: This report summarizes the results of a vulnerability scan performed on [Target]. A total of [Number] vulnerabilities were identified, with [Number] classified as Critical, [Number] as High, [Number] as Medium, and [Number] as Low. The most critical issues involve [Briefly describe the most critical issues].]` ## 2. Scan Details * **Target:** `[Specify the target of the scan (e.g., repository URL, file path, container image name, API endpoint). Example: Repository: github.com/example/project]` * **Scan Type:** `[Specify the type of scan performed (e.g., Static Analysis, Dynamic Analysis, Dependency Scan). Example: Static Analysis]` * **Scanner Version:** `[Specify the version of the Security Pro Pack plugin and the underlying scanner used. Example: Security Pro Pack - Vulnerability Scanner v1.0.0 using Semgrep v1.10.0]` * **Configuration:** `[Describe any custom configurations or settings used during the scan. If default settings were used, state that. Example: Default Semgrep ruleset was used.]` * **Scan Duration:** `[Specify the total time taken to complete the scan. Example: 5 minutes 30 seconds]` ## 3. Vulnerability Findings This section details the vulnerabilities identified during the scan. Each vulnerability is listed with its severity, description, location, and recommended remediation. ### 3.1 Critical Vulnerabilities `[List all vulnerabilities classified as Critical. For each vulnerability, provide the following information:]` * **Vulnerability ID:** `[Unique identifier for the vulnerability. Example: CRITICAL-001]` * **Description:** `[Detailed explanation of the vulnerability and its potential impact. Example: SQL Injection vulnerability in the login form allows attackers to execute arbitrary SQL commands.]` * **Severity:** **Critical** * **Location:** `[Precise location of the vulnerability in the code or configuration. Example: src/auth/login.php: line 42]` * **Affected Component:** `[Specify which component or module is affected. Example: Authentication Module]` * **Recommendation:** `[Specific steps to remediate the vulnerability. Example: Implement parameterized queries or use an ORM to prevent SQL injection.]` * **Evidence:** `[Provide evidence of the vulnerability, such as code snippets, request/response examples, or screenshots. Example: Code snippet showing the vulnerable SQL query.]` ### 3.2 High Vulnerabilities `[List all vulnerabilities classified as High. For each vulnerability, provide the same information as in section 3.1.]` * **Vulnerability ID:** `[Unique identifier for the vulnerability. Example: HIGH-002]` * **Description:** `[Detailed explanation of the vulnerability and its potential impact. Example: Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) vulnerability allows attackers to inject malicious scripts into the website.]` * **Severity:** **High** * **Location:** `[Precise location of the vulnerability in the code or configuration. Example: public/js/comment.js: line 15]` * **Affected Component:** `[Specify which component or module is affected. Example: Commenting System]` * **Recommendation:** `[Specific steps to remediate the vulnerability. Example: Implement proper input validation and output encoding to prevent XSS.]` * **Evidence:** `[Provide evidence of the vulnerability, such as code snippets, request/response examples, or screenshots. Example: Example of a malicious script being injected and executed.]` ### 3.3 Medium Vulnerabilities `[List all vulnerabilities classified as Medium. For each vulnerability, provide the same information as in section 3.1.]` * **Vulnerability ID:** `[Unique identifier for the vulnerability. Example: MEDIUM-003]` * **Description:** `[Detailed explanation of the vulnerability and its potential impact. Example: Insecure Direct Object Reference (IDOR) allows users to access resources belonging to other users.]` * **Severity:** **Medium** * **Location:** `[Precise location of the vulnerability in the code or configuration. Example: src/profile/profile.php: line 28]` * **Affected Component:** `[Specify which component or module is affected. Example: User Profile Module]` * **Recommendation:** `[Specific steps to remediate the vulnerability. Example: Implement proper authorization checks to ensure users can only access their own resources.]` * **Evidence:** `[Provide evidence of the vulnerability, such as code snippets, request/response examples, or screenshots. Example: Example of a user accessing another user's profile.]` ### 3.4 Low Vulnerabilities `[List all vulnerabilities classified as Low. For each vulnerability, provide the same information as in section 3.1.]` * **Vulnerability ID:** `[Unique identifier for the vulnerability. Example: LOW-004]` * **Description:** `[Detailed explanation of the vulnerability and its potential impact. Example: Information leakage through error messages.]` * **Severity:** **Low** * **Location:** `[Precise location of the vulnerability in the code or configuration. Example: config/database.php]` * **Affected Component:** `[Specify which component or module is affected. Example: Database Configuration]` * **Recommendation:** `[Specific steps to remediate the vulnerability. Example: Disable detailed error messages in production environments.]` * **Evidence:** `[Provide evidence of the vulnerability, such as code snippets, request/response examples, or screenshots. Example: Example of an error message revealing sensitive information.]` ## 4. Compliance Checks `[If the scan included compliance checks, list the results here. Specify the compliance standard being checked (e.g., PCI DSS, HIPAA, GDPR) and the status of each requirement.]` * **Compliance Standard:** `[Specify the compliance standard. Example: PCI DSS v3.2.1]` * **Requirement 1.1.1:** `[Description of the requirement. Example: Establish and document security policies and operating procedures.]` * **Status:** `[Pass/Fail. Example: Pass]` * **Details:** `[Any relevant details about the compliance check. Example: Security policies and operating procedures are documented and reviewed annually.]` * **Requirement 2.2.2:** `[Description of the requirement. Example: Implement and maintain a firewall configuration to protect cardholder data.]` * **Status:** `[Pass/Fail. Example: Fail]` * **Details:** `[Any relevant details about the compliance check. Example: Firewall rules are not properly configured to restrict access to cardholder data.]` ## 5. Recommendations `[Provide general recommendations for improving the security posture of the target. This section should include advice on secure coding practices, vulnerability management, and security awareness training. Example: Implement a secure coding lifecycle, conduct regular vulnerability scans, and provide security awareness training to developers.]` ## 6. Conclusion `[Summarize the overall security posture of the target based on the scan results. Highlight any significant risks and reiterate the importance of addressing the identified vulnerabilities. Example: The scan identified several critical and high vulnerabilities that pose a significant risk to the application. It is crucial to address these vulnerabilities promptly to protect sensitive data and prevent potential attacks.]` ## 7. Appendix `[Include any additional information or supporting documentation, such as links to relevant resources or detailed scan logs. Example: Links to relevant security advisories and documentation on vulnerability remediation.]` * [Link to Security Advisories](`[Insert Link Here]`) * [Link to Vulnerability Remediation Documentation](`[Insert Link Here]`) * [Detailed Scan Logs (Attached Separately)]