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Yogesh OjhaandClaude Opus 4.8 dd7ff0f6f1 feat(vuln): plan what each scanner is handed — typed inputs, origin clusters, tiers, dalfox
The vulnerability stage handed every http_assets row to nuclei, ordered by URL,
with one 90-minute clock cutting wherever it landed. Template-spray then gave
every host the first slice of the corpus in load order. On the two largest local
scans that was 23.4M and 10.7M planned requests, of which 3.9% and 9% were sent,
and no host recorded what it got. One GeoServer CVE was found 11 times on 11
hostnames of one server.

Introduce one planner, shared/services/scan_surface/, that decides what every
vulnerability scanner receives. It writes scan_surface_items per scan and is a
pure function of the tables the scan already produced plus the context; nothing
in it names a nuclei flag. Vocabulary lives in shared/definitions/scan_surface.py,
mirrored by config/scan-surface.ts.

- Inputs are typed by protocol, because nuclei rewrites input per protocol: roots
  for HTTP templates (any status), bare names for DNS, host:port for TLS and
  network, parameterised requests for fuzzing. Path and query are stripped from
  non-DAST input; values are normalised to one spelling.
- Web assets that are one backend fold into one origin on exact agreement of
  address, certificate, body hash, status, title, canary and favicon — never a
  similarity score. Measured: 1,812 web assets to 1,607 origins on gov.np.
- The corpus is spent in tiers: one-request checks on every asset, the universal
  set on each origin, product-matched checks through a curated tech map, the
  blind sweep last. Each tier is a ranked host-spray batch with its own coverage
  row; the budget cut lands between batches and every origin is scanned, covered
  or not scanned.
- A finding on a representative is replayed onto each cluster member with one
  request, writing a real observed row or splitting the member out. Never an
  inferred row.
- dast_scan is a new stage (off by default, after endpoint_probe): nuclei -dast
  over request items and exposure checks under directories, then dalfox behind a
  reflection probe. dalfox v3.2.2 is pinned in the worker image.

Verified live on testasp.vulnweb.com: the tiers ran in order, nuclei -dast found
two LFIs, dalfox executed under the reflection gate. All suites green.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01R7sBu1jBa4e2CXLS1KEsNr
2026-09-14 09:35:19 +05:30