config-template-zap-long.yaml

# This is a verbose configuration template. A lot of value do not need to be present, for most configuration.
#
# Author: Red Hat Product Security
#
# See "config-template.yaml" for a simpler configuration file.
# All the values are optional (except `config.configVersion`): if a key is missing, it will mean either "disabled" or a sensible default will be selected

config:
  # WARNING: `configVersion` indicates the schema version of the config file.
  # This value tells RapiDAST what schema should be used to read this configuration.
  # Therefore you should only change it if you update the configuration to a newer schema
  # It is intended to keep backward compatibility (newer RapiDAST running an older config)
  configVersion: 5

  # all the results of all scanners will be stored under that location
  base_results_dir: "./results"

  # In RapiDAST only: should RapiDAST verify certificates
  # possible values: true [default], false, /path/to/a/PEM/file
  tls_verify_for_rapidast_downloads: true

  # Import a particular environment, and inject it for each scanner
  environ:
    envFile: "path/to/env/file"

  # Export to Google Cloud Storage
  googleCloudStorage:
    keyFile: "/path/to/GCS/key"                           # optional: path to the GCS key file (alt.: use GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS)
    bucketName: "<name-of-GCS-bucket-to-export-to>"       # Mandatory
    directory: "<override-of-default-directory>"          # Optional, defaults to `RapiDAST-{app_name}`



# `application` contains data related to the application, not to the scans.
application:
  shortName: "MyApp-1.0"
  url: "<Mandatory. root URL of the application>"

# `general` is a section that will be applied to all scanners.
# Any scanner can override a value by creating an entry of the same name in their own configuration
general:


  # remove `proxy` entirely for direct connection
  proxy:
    proxyHost: "<hostname>"
    proxyPort: "<port>"

  # remove `authentication` entirely for unauthenticated connection
  authentication:
    type: "oauth2_rtoken"
    parameters:
      client_id: "cloud-services"
      token_endpoint: "<token retrieval URL>"
      rtoken_from_var: "RTOKEN"     # referring to a env defined in general.environ.envFile
      #preauth: false  # set to true to pregenerate a token, and stick to it (no refresh)
    # Other types of authentication:
    #type: "http_header"
    #parameters:
    #  name: "Authorization"
    #  value: "MySecretHeader"
    #type: "http_basic"
    #parameters:
    #  username: "user"
    #  password: "mypassw0rd"
    #type: "cookie"
    #parameters:
    #  name: "cookie name"
    #  value: "cookie value"
    #
    # "browser" authentication will use firefox in the background to generate cookies
    #  - verifyUrl must return an error if the user is not logged in
    #type: "browser"
    #parameters:
    #  username: "user"
    #  password: "mypassw0rd"
    #  loginPageUrl: "https://myapp/login"
    #  verifyUrl: "https://myapp/user/info"


  container:
    # This configures what technology is to be used for RapiDAST to run each scanner.
    # Currently supported: `podman`  and `none`
    #   none: Default. RapiDAST runs each scanner in the same host or inside the RapiDAST image container
    #   podman: RapiDAST orchestrates each scanner on its own using podman
    # When undefined, relies on rapidast-defaults.yaml, or `none` if nothing is set
    #type: "none"

  # (Optional) configure to export the results to Defect Dojo.
  # WARNING: requires an export to be configured: either config.googleCloudStorage or config.defectDojo
  defectDojoExport:
    # Parameters contain data that will directly be sent as parameters to DefectDojo's import/reimport endpoints.
    # For example: commit tag, version, push_to_jira, etc.
    # See https://demo.defectdojo.org/api/v2/doc/ for a list of possibilities
    # The minimum set of data is whatever is needed to identify which engagement/test needs to be chosen.
    # If neither a test ID (`test` parameter), nor product_name and engagement_name were provided, sane default will be attempted:
    #   - product_name chosen from either application.productName or application.shortName
    #   - engagement_name:  "RapiDAST" [this way the same engagement will always be chosen, regardless of the scanner]
    parameters:
      product_name: "My Product"
      engagement_name: "RapiDAST"
      # - or -
      #engagement: 3   # engagement ID
      # - or -
      #test_title: "ZAP"
      # - or -
      #test: 5       # test ID, that will force "reimport" mode

      # For additional options, see https://defectdojo.github.io/django-DefectDojo/integrations/importing/

# `scanners' is a section that configures scanning options
scanners:
  zap:
  # define a scan through the ZAP scanner
    apiScan:
      target: "<optional, if different from application.url>"
      apis:
        apiUrl: "<URL to openAPI>"
        # alternative to apiURL: apiFile: "<local path to openAPI file>"

    # A list of URLs can also be provided, from a text file (1 URL per line)
    importUrlsFromFile: "<path to import URL>"

    graphql:
      endpoint: "<URL to GraphQL API endpoint>"
      # schemaUrl: ""                       # String: URL pointing to a GraphQL Schema
      # schemaFile: ""                      # String: Local file path of a GraphQL Schema
      # maxQueryDepth: 5                    # The maximum query generation depth
      # lenientMaxQueryDepthEnabled: true   # Whether or not Maximum Query Depth is enforced leniently
      # maxAdditionalQueryDepth: 5          # The maximum additional query generation depth (used if enforced leniently)
      # maxArgsDepth: 5                     # The maximum arguments generation depth
      # optionalArgsEnabled: true           # Whether or not Optional Arguments should be specified
      # argsType: both                      # Enum [inline, variables, both]: How arguments are specified
      # querySplitType: leaf                # Enum [leaf, root_field, operation]: The level for which a single query is generated
      # requestMethod: post_json            # Enum [post_json, post_graphql, get]: The request method

    spider:
      maxDuration: 0 # in minutes, default: 0 unlimited
      url: ""        # url to start spidering from, default: application.url set above

    spiderAjax:
      # The list of parameters: https://www.zaproxy.org/docs/desktop/addons/ajax-spider/automation/
      #maxCrawlStates: 10   # this may be useful when running in a memory limited environment (default: 0 unlimited)
      #maxCrawlDepth: 10    # default: unlimited
      maxDuration: 0 # in minutes, default: 0 unlimited
      url: ""        # url to start spidering from, default: application.url set above
      browserId: firefox-headless

    passiveScan:
      # Optional comma-separated list of passive rules to disable
      # Use https://www.zaproxy.org/docs/alerts/ to match rule with its ID
      disabledRules: "2,10015,10024,10027,10054,10096,10109,10112"

    activeScan:
      # The list of parameters: https://www.zaproxy.org/docs/desktop/addons/ajax-spider/automation/
      #maxRuleDurationInMins: max scan time for each Rule (default: unlimited)
      #maxScanDurationInMins: max scan time for the entire scan. Useful for debugging automation
      #
      # If no policy is chosen, a default ("API-scan-minimal") will be selected
      # The list of policies can be found in scanners/zap/policies/
      policy:  "API-scan-minimal"

    container:
      parameters:
        image: "ghcr.io/zaproxy/zaproxy:stable" # for type such as podman
        #podName: "mypod"  # optional: inject ZAP in an existing Pod

        executable: "zap.sh"  # for Linux
        #executable: "/Applications/OWASP ZAP.app/Contents/Java/zap.sh"    # for MacOS, when general.container.type is 'none' only

    report:
      format: ["json"]
      #format: ["json","html","sarif","xml"]  # default: "json" only

    urls:
      # Optional, `includes` and `excludes` take a list of regexps.
      # includes: A URL matching that regexp will be in the scope of scanning, in addition to application.url which is already in scope
      # excludes: A URL matching that regexp will NOT be in the scope of scanning
      # Note: The regular expressions MUST match the whole URL.
      #       e.g.: 'http://example.com/do-not-descend-here/' will actually descend

      #includes:
      #  - "^https?://example.com:3000/.*$"
      #excludes:
      #  - "^https?://example.com:3000/do-not-descend-here/.*$"

    miscOptions:
      # EnableUI (default: false), requires a compatible runtime (e.g.: `type: none`)
      enableUI: False

      # Defaults to False, set True to force auto update of ZAP plugins
      updateAddons: True

      # List (comma-separated string or list) of additional addons to install
      additionalAddons: "ascanrulesBeta"

      # If set to True and authentication is oauth2_rtoken: manually download schemas (e.g.: openAPI, GraphQL)
      oauth2ManualDownload: False

      # Overwrite the default port in case it is required. The default port was selected to avoid any collision with other services
      zapPort: 8080

      # Maximum heap size of the JVM. Default: ¼ of the RAM. acceptable values: [0-9]+[kKmMgG]?
      # This may be required for large OpenAPI definition
      memMaxHeap: "6144m"

      overrideConfigs:
        - formhandler.fields.field(0).fieldId=namespace
        - formhandler.fields.field(0).value=default