QCVE (Quantum Computing Vulnerabilities are Everywhere) CodeQL Runner

This repo is designed to allow CodeQL scripts to be submitted to detect for quantum vulnerabilities in open-source projects. This is a community-sourced project by pQCee.com in collaboration with ayks.io and moonlay.com. For more information or to participate in the program, please contact info@pqcee.com

The URL for the project is: https://github.com/pqcee/QCVE-runner

How To

This repo contains workflow that will analyze submitted query against selected database, the workflow will generate sarif report

• Clone this repo

  git clone https://github.com/pqcee/qcve-runner.git
  

• Checkout new branch with folowing format request/{contributor-name}

  git checkout -b request/john
  

• Create folder inside folder queries, make sure folder name using contributor name

• Create file qlpack.yml inside contributor folder, copy following script

  name: pqcee/qcve-runner
  version: 0.0.0
  dependencies:
      #this must match your query language
      codeql/javascript-all: "*"

• Create queries.xml file inside contributor folder, copy following script

  #this must match your query language
  <queries language="javascript"/>

• Add new CodeQL query (with .ql extenstion) inside contributor folder

  

• Commit and push changes

  git add .
  git commit -m “commit message”
  git push -u origin request/john
  

• Go to Pull Request Page, and Create Pull Request from your request/{contributor-name} branch to main branch

  

• Select branch to compare and create pull request, this must same with branch you create before.

  

• Add configuration tag inside PR description

  • #database: selected database for analyze
  • #username: name of contributor (this must equivalent with query folder you created before) example

  Add new query to analyze #database=openssl submitted by #username=maulanardy
  

  

• The Pull Request will trigger action to run, You can see the detail in Github Action Tab

  

• Green check icon marks the process is succeeded.

  

• Back to Pull Request page, select Tab Commits, you will see new Commit by github-actions[bot] containing new sarif report inside output/{contributor}/result.sarif folder

  

• Pull your branch to local environment

  git pull
  

• You will see sarif generated report inside /output/{username} directory

  

• Install sarif viewer extension in vscode to view the report

  

  

• Back to Github Repository, Merge Pull Request to branch ‘main’ if submitted query approved

  

for more details, please contact info@pqcee.com