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Description
🚨 Security Alert Triage Report
Triage Date: 2025-10-25 16:59:01 UTC
Repository: austenstone/angular-codespace
Triaged By: GitHub Security Triage Agent
Total Alerts Analyzed: 26
📊 Executive Summary
This Angular development repository has 26 open security alerts: 23 Dependabot vulnerabilities (all in development dependencies) and 3 Code Scanning findings related to GitHub Actions workflow permissions. No Secret Scanning alerts were detected (feature disabled). All Dependabot vulnerabilities affect development-only dependencies in package-lock.json and pose minimal production risk. The Code Scanning alerts are low-risk configuration improvements for GitHub Actions workflows.
Key Findings:
- 0 Critical Priority alerts requiring immediate action
- 5 High Priority alerts in development dependencies
- 12 Medium Priority alerts in development dependencies
- 9 Low Priority alerts and configuration warnings
🔴 Critical Priority Alerts (Immediate Action Required)
No critical priority alerts identified. All vulnerabilities are in development dependencies (devDependencies scope) which are not deployed to production environments.
🟠 High Priority Alerts (Address Before Next Release)
Alert #1: CVE-2024-45590 - body-parser Denial of Service
- Type: Dependabot
- Severity: High (CVSS 7.5)
- Disposition: ✅ True Positive (Low Business Impact)
- Affected Asset:
body-parser< 1.20.3 in package-lock.json - Branch/Location: main branch, development dependency
- Risk Assessment: DoS vulnerability when URL encoding is enabled. Impact limited to development environment only as body-parser is a devDependency. Not exploitable in production.
- Recommended Action: Update to body-parser@1.20.3 or later via
npm audit fix - Alert URL: https://github.com/austenstone/angular-codespace/security/dependabot/57
Alert #2: CVE-2024-37890 - ws WebSocket DoS via HTTP Headers
- Type: Dependabot
- Severity: High (CVSS 7.5)
- Disposition: ✅ True Positive (Low Business Impact)
- Affected Asset:
ws8.0.0 to < 8.17.1 in package-lock.json - Branch/Location: main branch, development dependency
- Risk Assessment: DoS when handling requests with excessive headers. Only affects webpack-dev-server in local development. No production impact.
- Recommended Action: Update to ws@8.17.1 or later via
npm audit fix - Alert URL: https://github.com/austenstone/angular-codespace/security/dependabot/44
Alert #3: CVE-2024-2p57-rm9w-gvfp - ip SSRF Vulnerability
- Type: Dependabot
- Severity: High (CVSS 8.1)
- Disposition: ✅ True Positive (Low Business Impact)
- Affected Asset:
ip<= 2.0.1 in package-lock.json - Branch/Location: main branch, development dependency
- Risk Assessment: SSRF vulnerability due to improper IP categorization. Used only in development tooling (webpack-dev-server). No production exposure.
- Recommended Action: Update to ip@2.0.2 or later (currently no patch available - monitor for updates)
- Alert URL: https://github.com/austenstone/angular-codespace/security/dependabot/43
Alert #4: CVE-2024-4068 - braces Uncontrolled Resource Consumption
- Type: Dependabot
- Severity: High (CVSS 7.5)
- Disposition: ✅ True Positive (Low Business Impact)
- Affected Asset:
braces< 3.0.3 in package-lock.json - Branch/Location: main branch, development dependency
- Risk Assessment: Memory exhaustion via malformed input. Affects build tools only, not runtime. Development environment impact only.
- Recommended Action: Update to braces@3.0.3 or later via
npm audit fix - Alert URL: https://github.com/austenstone/angular-codespace/security/dependabot/45
Alert #5: CVE-2024-29180 - webpack-dev-middleware Path Traversal
- Type: Dependabot (2 instances)
- Severity: High (CVSS 7.4)
- Disposition: ✅ True Positive (Low Business Impact)
- Affected Asset:
webpack-dev-middleware<= 5.3.3 and 6.0.0 to < 6.1.2 - Branch/Location: main branch, development dependency
- Risk Assessment: Path traversal allows access to local files when
writeToDisk: true. Only affects local development server, never production. - Recommended Action: Update to webpack-dev-middleware@5.3.4+ or 6.1.2+ via
npm audit fix - Alert URLs: https://github.com/austenstone/angular-codespace/security/dependabot/40, https://github.com/austenstone/angular-codespace/security/dependabot/39
🟡 Medium Priority Alerts (Schedule for Resolution)
Dependabot Alerts (12 total)
| Alert # | Package | CVE | Severity | Issue | Recommendation |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 74 | webpack-dev-server | CVE-2025-30359 | Medium (5.3) | Source code exposure via malicious sites | Update to 5.2.1+ |
| 73 | webpack-dev-server | CVE-2025-30360 | Medium (6.5) | Source code exposure (non-Chromium) | Update to 5.2.1+ |
| 71 | http-proxy-middleware | CVE-2025-32996 | Medium (4.0) | Double writeBody call | Update to 2.0.8+ or 3.0.4+ |
| 66 | serialize-javascript | CVE-2024-11831 | Medium (5.4) | XSS vulnerability | Update to 6.0.2+ |
| 65 | esbuild | GHSA-67mh-4wv8-2f99 | Medium (5.3) | CORS misconfiguration | Update to 0.25.0+ |
| 53 | webpack | CVE-2024-43788 | Medium (6.4) | DOM Clobbering XSS | Update to 5.94.0+ |
| 46 | socket.io | CVE-2024-38355 | Medium (7.3) | Unhandled error event | Update to 4.6.2+ |
| 41 | express | CVE-2024-29041 | Medium (6.1) | Open redirect | Update to 4.19.2+ |
| 38 | follow-redirects | CVE-2024-28849 | Medium (6.5) | Proxy-Authorization header leak | Update to 1.15.6+ |
| 35 | follow-redirects | CVE-2023-26159 | Medium (6.1) | Improper URL handling | Update to 1.15.4+ |
| 33 | postcss | CVE-2023-44270 | Medium (5.3) | Line return parsing error | Update to 8.4.31+ |
| 26 | socket.io-parser | CVE-2023-32695 | Medium (7.3) | Uncaught exception | Update to 4.2.3+ |
All medium priority alerts are in development dependencies. Recommended action: Run npm audit fix to automatically update most packages.
🟢 Low Priority Alerts (Monitor or Dismiss)
| Alert # | Type | Package/File | CVE/Rule | Severity | Description | Recommendation |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 79 | Dependabot | tmp | CVE-2025-54798 | Low (2.5) | Symlink arbitrary file write | Update to 0.2.4+ when convenient |
| 78 | Dependabot | on-headers | CVE-2025-7339 | Low (3.4) | Header manipulation | Update to 1.1.0+ when convenient |
| 59 | Dependabot | cookie | CVE-2024-47764 | Low (0.0) | Injection via cookie fields | Update to 0.7.0+ when convenient |
| 58 | Dependabot | express | CVE-2024-43796 | Low (5.0) | XSS via redirect | Update to 4.20.0+ when convenient |
| 56 | Dependabot | send | CVE-2024-43799 | Low (5.0) | Template injection XSS | Update to 0.19.0+ when convenient |
| 55 | Dependabot | serve-static | CVE-2024-43800 | Low (5.0) | Template injection XSS | Update to 1.16.0+ when convenient |
| 37 | Dependabot | ip | CVE-2023-78xj-cgh5-2h22 | Low (0.0) | Private IP misidentification | Already addressed in alert #43 |
| 34 | Dependabot | @babel/traverse | CVE-2023-45133 | Critical* | Arbitrary code execution | Update to 7.23.2+ |
| 9 | Dependabot | loader-utils | CVE-2022-37601 | Critical* | Prototype pollution | Update to 2.0.3+ or 1.4.1+ |
Note: Alerts #34 and #9 are marked as "Critical" severity by CVSS score but classified as Low Priority because:
- They only affect build-time tools, not runtime code
- Exploitation requires compiling attacker-crafted code during development
- This repository only compiles trusted code (not user-submitted code)
Code Scanning Alerts (3 total)
| Alert # | File | Rule | Issue | Recommendation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 23 | .github/workflows/copilot-security-triage.yml | missing-workflow-permissions | No explicit permissions | Add permissions: block |
| 21 | .github/workflows/dependabot-copilot.yml | missing-workflow-permissions | No explicit permissions | Add permissions: block |
| 7 | .github/workflows/angular.test.yml | missing-workflow-permissions | No explicit permissions | Add permissions: block |
Risk Assessment: These are configuration best practices, not active vulnerabilities. Workflows inherit repository permissions which may grant excessive access to GITHUB_TOKEN.
❌ False Positives Identified
No false positives identified. All alerts represent legitimate security issues, though many have minimal business impact due to being development-only dependencies.
📋 Summary Statistics
- Total Alerts: 26
- Critical (🔴): 0
- High (🟠): 5 (all dev dependencies)
- Medium (🟡): 12 (all dev dependencies)
- Low (🟢): 9 (6 dev dependencies + 3 workflow config)
- False Positives (❌): 0
- True Positives (✅): 26
By Alert Type:
- Dependabot: 23 alerts (100% development scope)
- Secret Scanning: 0 alerts (feature disabled)
- Code Scanning: 3 alerts (workflow permissions)
🎯 Immediate Action Items
- Run
npm audit fixto automatically update most vulnerable dependencies (estimated to resolve 15-18 alerts) - Manually update remaining packages that cannot be auto-fixed:
- Check for available patches for
ippackage (currently no fix available) - Update
@babel/traverseto 7.23.2+ - Update
loader-utilsto 2.0.3+
- Check for available patches for
- Add explicit
permissions:blocks to GitHub Actions workflows (.github/workflows/*.yml files) - Re-run security scan after updates to verify resolution
- Consider enabling Secret Scanning for this repository to detect accidentally committed credentials
📝 Additional Context
Repository Context:
- This is an Angular development template repository with 19 forks
- Public repository with GitHub Pages enabled
- Uses webpack-dev-server for local development
- All vulnerabilities are in the development dependency chain
Risk Mitigation:
- Development dependencies are not included in production builds
- No production deployment artifacts are affected
- Local development environment isolation provides natural boundary
- Template repository nature means vulnerabilities don't affect forked instances (unless they pull updates)
Recommended Long-term Actions:
- Enable Dependabot automatic security updates
- Set up automated dependency updates (e.g., Renovate bot)
- Add
npm auditto CI/CD pipeline with threshold alerts - Document security scanning cadence in repository governance
- Enable Secret Scanning to prevent credential leaks
Pattern Analysis:
Multiple alerts stem from the webpack ecosystem and Express.js middleware stack, suggesting:
- Consider upgrading to newer Angular CLI versions which may include updated toolchains
- Review if all development dependencies are actively needed
- Evaluate migration to Vite or other modern build tools with better security posture