Cross-file dataflow analysis. Type-aware. Open source SAST that cuts through the noise and finds real vulnerabilities.
brew install shivasurya/tap/pathfindermacOS & Linux • v2.1.0
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RUN command uses 'cd' which doesn't persist. Use WORKDIR instead.
Service uses host IPC namespace. Container shares inter-process communication with host.
User input from Flask request parameters flows to outbound HTTP request URLs via the requests library. Validate and allowlist target hosts before making server-side requests.
Detects gRPC client using grpc.WithInsecure() or grpc.WithNoTLS() which disables transport encryption — all RPC calls including auth tokens and payloads travel in plaintext.
Use WORKDIR instruction instead of 'cd' in RUN commands.
Service adds dangerous capability. These capabilities can be used for container escape or privilege escalation.
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