Categories
Latest version
v1.24.1
Updated on
Mar 7, 2024
Total issues
394
Autofix
141
Sample configuration
[[analyzers]]
name = "go"
[analyzers.meta]
import_root = "github.com/deepsourcelabs/webapp"
Stats
Anti-pattern
94
Bug risk
181
Documentation
4
Performance
17
Security
78
Style
20
gin.LoadHTMLGlob with ill-formed pattern would panic GO-E1000
gin.LoadHTMLGlob loads HTML files identified by glob pattern and associates the
result with HTML renderer, but if the pattern passed is ill-formed, it would
result in panic. Hence, one should check pattern before using it as an argument
to LoadHTMLGlob.
Redis function called with an incorrect number of arguments GO-E1001
Some functions in go-redis/redis package are variadic functions, i.e., they
accept any number of trailing arguments like fmt.Println. A few of them accept
any number of trailing arguments, but there could be a runtime panic because of
their undocumented behavior. If we look at the implementation of those functions,
we will find calls to panic. Following functions are variadic, and if the number
of trailing arguments are not correct, it might result in panic:
Audit required: Exposure of sensitive headers GO-S0901
Use of headers like "Server", "X-Powered-By" and "X-AspNet-Version" can leak sensitive information of your application and server. If not necessary, usage of these headers should be avoided.
Audit required: XML package may be vulnerable to XXE attacks GO-S0903
XML specification allows the use of entities that can be internal or external
(file system/network access, etc.) which could lead to vulnerabilities such as
SSRF or confidential file disclosures. XML package (Go binding to libxml2)
might be vulnerable to XXE attacks. When dealing with external entities, one
must be very careful when using the package, allowing an attacker to access
sensitive data on the filesystem.
Audit required: Insecure gRPC server GO-S0902
gRPC is designed to work with various authentication mechanisms, making it easy to use gRPC to talk to other systems. It is recommended to use the supported authentication mechanisms to shield against multiple types of attacks (e.g., MITM - Man in the Middle Attack).