security: CVE multi-scanner report refresh (post v2.30.1)

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Summary

• Ran Trivy, Grype, Syft, osv-scanner, Dockle, and Dive against post-PR fix: v2.30.1 — context-aware command visibility for agent and planner #59 / v2.30.1 (poetry.lock + proxy image for container tools).
• No easy pyproject.toml bumps: the only locked PyPI advisory is diskcache==5.6.3 (CVE-2025-69872 / GHSA-w8v5-vhqr-4h9v), and PyPI still has no patched release. Already covered by security/vex/fastworkflow.openvex.json.
• Added tracked HTML reports:
  • security/reports/cve-report.html — consolidated scanner status and findings
  • security/reports/human-review.html — FIX/IGNORE recommendations with rationale for items needing code/process changes

Scanner notes

Tool	Result
Syft / Trivy / Grype / osv-scanner / pip-audit	OK — 1 MEDIUM (diskcache); 0 open after OpenVEX
Dockle / Dive	OK on proxy image python:3.12-slim-bookworm (no first-party Dockerfile)
Snyk	Skipped — SNYK_TOKEN not configured
Docker Scout	Skipped — Docker Hub login required

Human-review recommendations

All review items are IGNORE (diskcache accepted via OpenVEX; proxy-image OS/CIS findings out of product scope). See security/reports/human-review.html.

Relation to #58

Open PR #58 has an earlier snapshot from pre-#59. This PR refreshes the same report artifacts on current main (Dive succeeded in this environment).

Test plan

• Open security/reports/cve-report.html and human-review.html in a browser
• Confirm OpenVEX still matches diskcache assessment
• Optional: close or supersede security: CVE multi-scanner report and human-review findings #58 once this lands

  

Summary by Sourcery

Documentation:

• Document the purpose and usage of the CVE HTML report and human-review report under security/reports.

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Reviewer's Guide

This PR adds tracked HTML security scan reports and documentation for a refreshed multi-scanner CVE assessment on post-v2.30.1 main, without changing dependencies or runtime behavior.

Flow diagram for multi-scanner CVE reporting artifacts

flowchart LR
    make_security_scan["make security-scan"]
    subgraph Scanners
      Trivy
      Grype
      Syft
      osv_scanner[osv-scanner]
      pip_audit[pip-audit]
      Dockle
      Dive
    end

    make_security_scan --> Trivy
    make_security_scan --> Grype
    make_security_scan --> Syft
    make_security_scan --> osv_scanner
    make_security_scan --> pip_audit
    make_security_scan --> Dockle
    make_security_scan --> Dive

    Trivy --> security_reports["security-reports/ (JSON)"]
    Grype --> security_reports
    Syft --> security_reports
    osv_scanner --> security_reports
    pip_audit --> security_reports
    Dockle --> security_reports
    Dive --> security_reports

    security_reports --> cve_report_html["security/reports/cve-report.html"]
    security_reports --> human_review_html["security/reports/human-review.html"]

    openvex["security/vex/fastworkflow.openvex.json"] --> cve_report_html
    openvex --> human_review_html

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Add a consolidated CVE scanner status and findings HTML report for the project.	Create a styled HTML summary page describing scanner run status, key metrics, and Python/package CVE findings based on poetry.lock and proxy image scans. Document which scanners were run, which were skipped, and how OpenVEX affects reported Python vulnerabilities. Include sections detailing proxy image OS High/Critical vulnerabilities and where machine-readable artifacts are stored.	security/reports/cve-report.html
Add a human-review HTML report capturing FIX/IGNORE decisions and rationale for vulnerabilities.	Create a styled HTML page listing non-trivially fixable findings with explicit FIX vs IGNORE recommendations. Document the diskcache unsafe pickle CVE as IGNORE with justification tied to OpenVEX and threat model. Document proxy image OS CVEs and Dockle configuration findings as IGNORE because they are out of product scope and depend on a future first-party image.	security/reports/human-review.html
Document the role of the HTML reports and their relation to other security artifacts.	Add a README describing the purpose of the tracked HTML reports and how they relate to multi-scanner automation. Clarify that machine-readable JSON/SBOM outputs are gitignored and produced via make security-scan. Reference the existing OpenVEX file that encodes accepted vulnerabilities for diskcache.	security/reports/README.md

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Hey - I've found 1 issue

Prompt for AI Agents

Please address the comments from this code review:

## Individual Comments

### Comment 1
<location path="security/reports/README.md" line_range="8" />
<code_context>
+- `cve-report.html` — consolidated scanner status and findings
+- `human-review.html` — FIX/IGNORE recommendations for items that need code or process changes
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+Machine-readable JSON/SBOM artifacts are written to gitignored `security-reports/` locally via `make security-scan`.
+OpenVEX acceptances live in `security/vex/fastworkflow.openvex.json`.
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**suggestion (typo):** Consider adjusting the spelling of "gitignored" for clarity.

"gitignored" may look like a typo or internal jargon. Consider using "git-ignored" or phrasing it as "ignored by Git" to improve clarity in the docs.

```suggestion
Machine-readable JSON/SBOM artifacts are written to the `security-reports/` directory (ignored by Git) locally via `make security-scan`.
```
</issue_to_address>

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Security review — no high-confidence vulnerabilities found

Scope reviewed: 8102b5f...01e1773 (3 files, +187 / −0). Diff is documentation-only: security/reports/README.md, cve-report.html, human-review.html. No application code, dependency pins, CI workflows, or OpenVEX statements are changed in this PR.

Checklist

Area	Result
Injection (SQL / command / template / path)	No executable code paths added
Authn / authz / permission boundaries	Not applicable — no runtime or API changes
Secrets / token leakage / insecure logging	No credentials or secret values present; only mentions that SNYK_TOKEN / Docker Hub auth were unavailable for skipped scanners
Unsafe deserialization / SSRF / XSS / CSRF	Static HTML reports only; no <script>, event handlers, external script loads, or untrusted interpolated content
Dependency / supply-chain risk from this diff	None — lockfile/pyproject.toml unchanged

Confirmed vulnerabilities introduced or exposed by this PR

None.

Residual notes (not PR-introduced vulns)

1. Pre-existing diskcache advisory (CVE-2025-69872) — Report correctly documents the already-tracked OpenVEX not_affected acceptance. This PR does not introduce or widen that risk; it only records scan results.
2. Incomplete commercial scanner coverage — Snyk and Docker Scout were skipped for missing credentials. Process gap for scan completeness, not a vulnerability in the product or this diff.
3. Proxy-image OS CVEs — Correctly scoped as non-product findings for a stand-in python:3.12-slim-bookworm image; no first-party Dockerfile ships in-repo.

Verdict: Safe to merge from a vulnerability-introduction standpoint. No remediation required for this PR.

  

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