feat(java): detect Stapler do* handlers emitting HttpResponses without permission check (CWE-862) - #126
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New rule:
codevigilant.java.jenkins.authz.dohandler-httpresponses-without-permission.Detects Stapler 'do*' handlers (routed directly by Stapler with no default ACL enforcement) that emit output through HttpResponses without any explicit permission check in the method. Any user who can reach the URL - including anonymous users on instances with anonymous read access - can invoke the handler and receive data derived from global configuration, stored credentials or remote-server responses.
semgrep --validate(semgrep 1.172.0)