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The firewall maintains industry-leading test coverage with all primary security paths (iptables, squid ACLs, container isolation) at 100%. However, three emerging modules—bounded execution, microVM networking, and enclave runtime—require urgent attention to match the project's security standards. Prioritizing the recommendations above will eliminate coverage gaps in security-sensitive paths and reduce the risk surface.
Next Steps:
File issues for bounded execution coverage expansion
Schedule network reservation conflict testing
Review enclave preflight edge cases
Establish coverage floor at 80% for all new modules
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📊 Test Coverage Report — 2026-09-04
Overall Coverage
The project maintains excellent test coverage across all metrics:
Total Files Analyzed: 247 source files
Test Count: 2,080 functions with 1,941 covered
🛡️ Security-Critical Path Status
All primary security-critical paths are fully covered (100% statement coverage):
Note:
src/cli.tshas minimal logic (7 statements total) and is 85.71% covered due to branch handling.📋 Coverage Table
Files Below 80% Statement Coverage (Sorted by Risk):
🔧 Function Audit
High-Risk Uncovered Functions:
src/bounded-execution/finite-disclosure.ts(38.12% stmts, 25.89% branches)src/microvm/network-reservation.ts(50.22% stmts, 54.26% branches)src/enclave/runtime-preflight.ts(66.66% stmts, 41.02% branches)📅 Recent Source Changes (last 30 commits)
Recent changes to security-critical areas:
Fix EROFS on credential-overlay mountpoints for read-only ARC/DinD home dirs— impacts container isolationAdd fail-closed Docker sbx egress verification— validates egress controlBind Cloud Hypervisor artifacts to attested release manifests— microVM supply chain securityVerify runtime confinement— runtime isolation validationFilter workflow commands from microVM output— command injection preventionDrop VMM capabilities— privilege reductionPositive signal: Security-critical paths (iptables, squid-config, domain-patterns) remain fully covered despite active development.
🔎 Notable Findings
Bounded Execution Coverage Gap (🔴 CRITICAL)
finite-disclosure.tsat only 38.12% statement coverage represents the single largest riskMicroVM Network Reservation Vulnerability (🟡 HIGH)
Enclave Runtime Preflight Under-tested (🟡 MEDIUM)
Container Security Fully Covered (✅ EXCELLENT)
🎯 Recommendations
1. HIGH PRIORITY: Expand Bounded Execution Coverage (🔴 CRITICAL)
src/bounded-execution/finite-disclosure.ts(currently 38.12%)2. HIGH PRIORITY: Add Network Reservation Conflict Tests (🟡 HIGH)
src/microvm/network-reservation.ts(currently 50.22%)3. MEDIUM PRIORITY: Enhance Enclave Preflight Validation Tests (🟡 MEDIUM)
src/enclave/runtime-preflight.ts(currently 66.66% stmts, 41.02% branches)Summary
The firewall maintains industry-leading test coverage with all primary security paths (iptables, squid ACLs, container isolation) at 100%. However, three emerging modules—bounded execution, microVM networking, and enclave runtime—require urgent attention to match the project's security standards. Prioritizing the recommendations above will eliminate coverage gaps in security-sensitive paths and reduce the risk surface.
Next Steps:
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