checkers(python): detect event tainted system calls with os module in AWS Lambda handler function#168
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…ith os module Signed-off-by: Maharshi Basu <basumaharshi10@gmail.com>
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This checker should be implemented using the taint analyzer. |
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This PR adds checkers to detect insecure Python
ossystem calls witheventtainted data in AWS Lambda handler functions. This can cause command injection vulnerabilities.