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remove control C-0044 (hostPort) from attack tracks #507

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PR Description:

This PR removes control C-0044 from the attack tracks in the 'controls/C-0044-containerhostport.json' file. The control was previously associated with the 'workload-external-track' and 'service-destruction' attack tracks under the 'Initial Access' category. After this change, the control will no longer be associated with these attack tracks.


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controls/C-0044-containerhostport.json: The 'attackTracks' section, which previously contained references to 'workload-external-track' and 'service-destruction' under the 'Initial Access' category, has been removed from the file.


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PR Analysis

  • 🎯 Main theme: Removing a control from attack tracks
  • 📝 PR summary: This PR is about removing control C-0044 from the attack tracks in the 'controls/C-0044-containerhostport.json' file. The control was previously associated with the 'workload-external-track' and 'service-destruction' attack tracks under the 'Initial Access' category. After this change, the control will no longer be associated with these attack tracks.
  • 📌 Type of PR: Refactoring
  • 🧪 Relevant tests added: No
  • 🔒 Security concerns: No security concerns found

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  • 💡 General suggestions: The PR seems to be straightforward and well-structured. The changes are clear and the commit message is descriptive. However, it would be beneficial to include a brief explanation of why this control is being removed from the attack tracks. This could help other contributors understand the reasoning behind this change.

  • 🤖 Code feedback:

    • relevant file: controls/C-0044-containerhostport.json
      suggestion: It would be helpful to add a comment in the code where the control was removed, explaining why it was removed. This can provide context for future contributors who might be looking at this change. [medium]
      relevant line: - "attackTracks": [

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@YiscahLevySilas1 YiscahLevySilas1 changed the title remove control C-0044 from attack tracks remove control C-0044 (hostPort) from attack tracks Sep 18, 2023
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Summary:

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@YiscahLevySilas1 YiscahLevySilas1 merged commit 96b1f7e into master Sep 18, 2023
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@YiscahLevySilas1 YiscahLevySilas1 deleted the disable-hostport-attackchains branch September 18, 2023 11:37
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