Testpocpd do not merge

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request, despite being labeled as a 'test' and 'do not merge', introduces critical security vulnerabilities. It systematically dismantles the existing IAM infrastructure and replaces it with a mechanism designed to execute arbitrary shell commands. These commands are configured to exfiltrate sensitive repository and cloud credential information to an external server, posing a severe risk of data breach and unauthorized access to project resources.

Highlights

• Extensive Removal of IAM Infrastructure: Nearly all files within the infra/iam directory, including Terraform configurations, Python scripts for role management, and YAML definitions for custom roles and user policies, have been removed. This indicates a complete overhaul or deprecation of the previous IAM management system.
• Introduction of Suspicious Files: Two new files, my.tf and myscript.sh, have been added to the infra/iam directory. The my.tf file contains a Terraform external data source configured to execute myscript.sh.
• Attempted Data Exfiltration: The myscript.sh contains multiple curl -X POST commands designed to send sensitive information, such as the .git/config file, AWS STS identity, GCP authentication details, and environment variables, to an external webhook.site URL. This is a clear attempt to exfiltrate data from the environment where this code would be executed.
• Potential Remote Code Execution (RCE) Vector: The combination of my.tf executing an arbitrary shell script (myscript.sh) via an external data source presents a significant remote code execution vulnerability. If this Terraform configuration were applied in a CI/CD pipeline or a development environment, it could lead to unauthorized access and data breaches.
• Misleading Title: Despite the title 'Testpocpd do not merge', the content of the changes points to a malicious intent rather than a benign test. The title may be an attempt to reduce scrutiny.

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