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In general, the problem is fixed by adding an explicit permissions block to the workflow (either at the root level, applying to all jobs, or inside the specific job) so that the GITHUB_TOKEN is granted only the minimal scopes required. Since this workflow only delegates to a reusable workflow and there is no evidence here that write access is needed, the safest default is contents: read. If the reusable workflow needs additional permissions, they can be added later.
The single best fix without changing existing behavior is to add a root-level permissions block after the on: section (and before jobs:). This ensures all jobs in this workflow—including the backlog-sweep job using the reusable workflow—run with limited GITHUB_TOKEN permissions, unless overridden more specifically in the reusable workflow. Concretely, in .github/workflows/quality-zero-backlog.yml, after the workflow_dispatch inputs block (line 12) and before jobs: (line 13), insert:
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In general, the fix is to define an explicit permissions: block for the workflow or for the remediate job so that the GITHUB_TOKEN has only the minimal required scopes instead of inheriting potentially broad defaults. Since this workflow only triggers another workflow and passes metadata (repository, SHA, context), it likely needs only read access to repository contents.
The best minimal fix without changing existing functionality is to add a workflow‑level permissions: block with read‑only access to contents. This both documents the intended privilege level and ensures the token remains constrained even if repo/org defaults change. We’ll add:
permissions:
contents: readright after the name: at the top of .github/workflows/quality-zero-remediation.yml. This will apply to all jobs in this workflow (including remediate, which has no own permissions: block) and does not require any imports or additional definitions.
Concretely: edit .github/workflows/quality-zero-remediation.yml, inserting the permissions: stanza between line 1 (name: Quality Zero Remediation) and line 3 (on:). No other changes are needed.
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The state query parameter is interpolated directly into innerHTML in the unknown-state branch, so a crafted URL (for example ?state=<img src=x onerror=alert(1)>) injects active HTML/JS into the page. Because this value is user-controlled and not sanitized here, this introduces a DOM XSS sink; reuse escapeHtml before rendering the parameter.
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quality-zero-platformcaller workflowssonarcloud.yml,codeql.yml,release-portable.yml, and the existingcodecov-analytics.ymlAGENTS.mdwhile preserving the SWFOC evidence-first contract and canonicaldotnet test tests/SwfocTrainer.Tests/SwfocTrainer.Tests.csproj -c Release --no-build --filter "FullyQualifiedName!~SwfocTrainer.Tests.Profiles.Live&FullyQualifiedName!~RuntimeAttachSmokeTests"verify commandVerification
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