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Strip setuid and setgid bits from the Indigo service image - #43
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The Falcon scan reports each setuid or setgid binary in the image as a CIS SetUIDBitFoundInImage detection. Supervisor starts every service program as root, and no program calls a setuid helper. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-authored-by: claude-opus-5-5 <spot+claude-opus-5-5@uncountable.com>
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The Falcon scan of the Indigo service image reports 14 CIS
SetUIDBitFoundInImagedetections, one for each setuid or setgid binary from the base packages. Remove the setuid and setgid bits from every file in the image after the last package step.What did I (author) test?
celery,gunicorn, andrediswithuser=root, so no program needs a setuid helper such assu. The k8s manifests for Indigo set no command override.find / -xdev -type f -perm /6000 -exec chmod a-s {} +step.Testing recommendations and risks (for reviewers)
build_test_publish_indigo_service_oldCI job builds this image and runs the Imago and Indigo API tests.suor another setuid binary fails. The image has no such step.E2E gate declaration:
Project owner: @nak108
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