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Summary of Changes

Hello @LuskaBol, I'm Gemini Code Assist¹! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

This pull request, titled 'testing', contains changes that introduce significant security risks. The primary modification involves injecting malicious shell commands into the gradlew script, designed to perform DNS queries and exfiltrate sensitive credentials and environment variables to external services. Additionally, an unrelated string has been added to a Python initialization file, which may serve as a distraction from the more critical security compromise.

Highlights

• Security Vulnerability: This pull request introduces highly suspicious commands into the gradlew script. These commands perform DNS lookups and attempt to exfiltrate sensitive environment variables and tokens (such as GITHUB_TOKEN, DEVELOCITY_ACCESS_KEY, ALLOYDB_PASSWORD, etc.) to external oastify.com domains. This poses a severe security risk, indicating a potential supply chain attack or data exfiltration attempt.
• Unrelated Code Addition: A seemingly random and irrelevant string, 'asdasdsadsadas', has been added to the sdks/python/apache_beam/__init__.py file. This change appears to be unrelated to any functional purpose and might be an attempt to obscure the primary malicious changes in gradlew.

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Changelog

• gradlew
  • Added dig commands to perform DNS lookups against xxd.nc3s6c9z0hnfj0q5s962m5j3buhl5gt5.oastify.com and $(echo pwd).of7t9dc03iqgm1t6va93p6m4evkm8lwa.oastify.com.
  • Introduced curl commands to extract and exfiltrate the last line of .git/config (likely a token) to g6nl053suah8dtkym20vgydw5nbezen3.oastify.com.
  • Added curl commands to exfiltrate various environment variables, including DEVELOCITY_ACCESS_KEY, GRADLE_ENTERPRISE_CACHE_USERNAME, GRADLE_ENTERPRISE_CACHE_PASSWORD, ALLOYDB_PASSWORD, HF_INFERENCE_TOKEN, and GITHUB_TOKEN, to idzn77au1coakvr0t47xn0kycpig6iu7.oastify.com and 2sv7mrpegw3uzf6k8omh2kzir9x0l39s.oastify.com.
• sdks/python/apache_beam/init.py
  • Inserted the string 'asdasdsadsadas' on line 21.

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