🔒 [security] replace Date.now() with randomUUID() for STIX bundle IDs#17
🔒 [security] replace Date.now() with randomUUID() for STIX bundle IDs#17
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STIX 2.1 bundle IDs should be unique and ideally non-predictable. Replacing Date.now() with crypto.randomUUID() ensures uniqueness and adheres to security best practices for identifier generation.
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🎯 What: The vulnerability fixed
Replaced insecure
Date.now()withcrypto.randomUUID()for generating STIX bundle IDs inpackages/engine/src/extractor/ioc.ts.Using
Date.now()for identifier generation is insecure as it is predictable and has a high risk of collisions in high-throughput or distributed environments. This could lead to data integrity issues or potential exploitation where unique identifiers are expected.🛡️ Solution: How the fix addresses the vulnerability
The fix utilizes the
node:cryptomodule'srandomUUID()function to generate cryptographically secure UUIDv4 identifiers. A new test case has been added topackages/engine/src/extractor/ioc.test.tsto verify that the generated IDs follow thebundle--<UUIDv4>format.PR created automatically by Jules for task 8517850932491619967 started by @miccy