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Shell Scripting Workshop – Overview

This workshop covers the path from Bash execution fundamentals to safe, testable and operations-ready automation.

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Shell Scripting Workshop – Overview

Overview

This workshop covers the path from Bash execution fundamentals to safe, testable and operations-ready automation.

The focus is on:

  • Bash and POSIX-adjacent shell concepts
  • quoting, expansion and exit codes
  • files, streams, pipelines and text processing
  • CLI design, functions, getopts and libraries
  • error handling, trap, temporary files and cleanup
  • tests, ShellCheck, shfmt, Bats model and CI/CD
  • safe input, secrets, permissions, PATH and destructive operations
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Quickstart

bash
# Workshop content is provided through the Orthevs Academy.
chmod +x scripts/provision_shell_scripting.sh
./scripts/provision_shell_scripting.sh --dry-run
./examples/00-lab-skeleton/run.sh
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Audience

Developers, administrators, DevOps engineers, SREs, platform engineers, security engineers and everyone who writes, reviews or operates shell scripts.

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Learning Path

Level Focus Outcome
Fundamentals Syntax, Ausführung, Quoting, Exit Codes, Dateien und erste sichere Skripte You can explain, run and review the related script patterns.
Intermediate CLI-Design, Funktionen, getopts, Textverarbeitung, Fehlerbehandlung und Cleanup You can explain, run and review the related script patterns.
Professional Skriptarchitektur, Tests, CI/CD, Packaging, Observability und teamfähige Standards You can explain, run and review the related script patterns.
Advanced Security Threat Modeling, Injection-Schutz, Secrets, Rechte, sichere Löschung und Incident Response You can explain, run and review the related script patterns.
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Structure

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Workshop Structure

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├── assessments/
├── docs/
├── examples/
├── exercises/
├── media/
├── scripts/
├── workshops/
├── LICENSE.md
└── README-EN.md
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Prerequisites

  • Linux, macOS or WSL
  • Bash
  • Git
  • GNU or BSD userland with find, sed, awk, grep and mktemp
  • optional ShellCheck, shfmt, Bats and jq
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Official Documentation

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Working Mode

  • Do not use production paths, secrets or customer data in labs.
  • Run destructive patterns only with dry-run and scope checks.
  • Treat work/ directories as temporary evidence.
  • Check scripts at least with bash -n; ShellCheck and shfmt are recommended.
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Sources and References

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Review Checklist for the Workshop

  • 01. name the shebang and target shell explicitly: Record the affected file, command, exit code and risk.
  • 02. quote variable expansions unless word splitting is deliberate: Record the affected file, command, exit code and risk.
  • 03. validate inputs before they influence filenames, options or commands: Record the affected file, command, exit code and risk.
  • 04. evaluate and document exit codes explicitly: Record the affected file, command, exit code and risk.
  • 05. separate stderr and stdout: Record the affected file, command, exit code and risk.
  • 06. create temporary files with mktemp: Record the affected file, command, exit code and risk.
  • 07. test cleanup through trap: Record the affected file, command, exit code and risk.
  • 08. guard destructive operations with dry-run, scope checks and confirmation: Record the affected file, command, exit code and risk.
  • 09. never print or commit secrets: Record the affected file, command, exit code and risk.
  • 10. check PATH and external dependencies: Record the affected file, command, exit code and risk.
  • 11. handle ShellCheck warnings or suppress them with a reason: Record the affected file, command, exit code and risk.
  • 12. document portability assumptions between Bash and POSIX sh: Record the affected file, command, exit code and risk.
  • 13. name the shebang and target shell explicitly: Record the affected file, command, exit code and risk.
  • 14. quote variable expansions unless word splitting is deliberate: Record the affected file, command, exit code and risk.
  • 15. validate inputs before they influence filenames, options or commands: Record the affected file, command, exit code and risk.
  • 16. evaluate and document exit codes explicitly: Record the affected file, command, exit code and risk.
  • 17. separate stderr and stdout: Record the affected file, command, exit code and risk.
  • 18. create temporary files with mktemp: Record the affected file, command, exit code and risk.
  • 19. test cleanup through trap: Record the affected file, command, exit code and risk.
  • 20. guard destructive operations with dry-run, scope checks and confirmation: Record the affected file, command, exit code and risk.
  • 21. never print or commit secrets: Record the affected file, command, exit code and risk.
  • 22. check PATH and external dependencies: Record the affected file, command, exit code and risk.
  • 23. handle ShellCheck warnings or suppress them with a reason: Record the affected file, command, exit code and risk.
  • 24. document portability assumptions between Bash and POSIX sh: Record the affected file, command, exit code and risk.
  • 25. name the shebang and target shell explicitly: Record the affected file, command, exit code and risk.
  • 26. quote variable expansions unless word splitting is deliberate: Record the affected file, command, exit code and risk.
  • 27. validate inputs before they influence filenames, options or commands: Record the affected file, command, exit code and risk.
  • 28. evaluate and document exit codes explicitly: Record the affected file, command, exit code and risk.
  • 29. separate stderr and stdout: Record the affected file, command, exit code and risk.
  • 30. create temporary files with mktemp: Record the affected file, command, exit code and risk.
  • 31. test cleanup through trap: Record the affected file, command, exit code and risk.
  • 32. guard destructive operations with dry-run, scope checks and confirmation: Record the affected file, command, exit code and risk.
  • 33. never print or commit secrets: Record the affected file, command, exit code and risk.
  • 34. check PATH and external dependencies: Record the affected file, command, exit code and risk.
  • 35. handle ShellCheck warnings or suppress them with a reason: Record the affected file, command, exit code and risk.
  • 36. document portability assumptions between Bash and POSIX sh: Record the affected file, command, exit code and risk.
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Practice Appendix: Workshop

This appendix is a working backlog for longer trainings, reviews and repetitions. Each task can be checked locally with Bash, test data and a Git repository.

A001. Bash

  • Task: validate input and connect the observation explicitly to Bash.
  • Evidence: Record the checked command, expected output, actual output and exit code.
  • Operations question: What happens with empty input, missing files, missing tools and repeated execution?
  • Security question: Can input become an option, path, glob, subshell, eval expression or secret leak?
  • Recovery: Describe revert, cleanup, restore, secret rotation or manual correction.

A002. POSIX

  • Task: explain exit code and connect the observation explicitly to POSIX.
  • Evidence: Record the checked command, expected output, actual output and exit code.
  • Operations question: What happens with empty input, missing files, missing tools and repeated execution?
  • Security question: Can input become an option, path, glob, subshell, eval expression or secret leak?
  • Recovery: Describe revert, cleanup, restore, secret rotation or manual correction.

A003. Testing

  • Task: check quoting and connect the observation explicitly to Testing.
  • Evidence: Record the checked command, expected output, actual output and exit code.
  • Operations question: What happens with empty input, missing files, missing tools and repeated execution?
  • Security question: Can input become an option, path, glob, subshell, eval expression or secret leak?
  • Recovery: Describe revert, cleanup, restore, secret rotation or manual correction.

A004. Security

  • Task: test error path and connect the observation explicitly to Security.
  • Evidence: Record the checked command, expected output, actual output and exit code.
  • Operations question: What happens with empty input, missing files, missing tools and repeated execution?
  • Security question: Can input become an option, path, glob, subshell, eval expression or secret leak?
  • Recovery: Describe revert, cleanup, restore, secret rotation or manual correction.

A005. Bash

  • Task: review log output and connect the observation explicitly to Bash.
  • Evidence: Record the checked command, expected output, actual output and exit code.
  • Operations question: What happens with empty input, missing files, missing tools and repeated execution?
  • Security question: Can input become an option, path, glob, subshell, eval expression or secret leak?
  • Recovery: Describe revert, cleanup, restore, secret rotation or manual correction.

A006. POSIX

  • Task: trace cleanup and connect the observation explicitly to POSIX.
  • Evidence: Record the checked command, expected output, actual output and exit code.
  • Operations question: What happens with empty input, missing files, missing tools and repeated execution?
  • Security question: Can input become an option, path, glob, subshell, eval expression or secret leak?
  • Recovery: Describe revert, cleanup, restore, secret rotation or manual correction.

A007. Testing

  • Task: scope portability and connect the observation explicitly to Testing.
  • Evidence: Record the checked command, expected output, actual output and exit code.
  • Operations question: What happens with empty input, missing files, missing tools and repeated execution?
  • Security question: Can input become an option, path, glob, subshell, eval expression or secret leak?
  • Recovery: Describe revert, cleanup, restore, secret rotation or manual correction.

A008. Security

  • Task: mark security risk and connect the observation explicitly to Security.
  • Evidence: Record the checked command, expected output, actual output and exit code.
  • Operations question: What happens with empty input, missing files, missing tools and repeated execution?
  • Security question: Can input become an option, path, glob, subshell, eval expression or secret leak?
  • Recovery: Describe revert, cleanup, restore, secret rotation or manual correction.

A009. Bash

  • Task: document recovery path and connect the observation explicitly to Bash.
  • Evidence: Record the checked command, expected output, actual output and exit code.
  • Operations question: What happens with empty input, missing files, missing tools and repeated execution?
  • Security question: Can input become an option, path, glob, subshell, eval expression or secret leak?
  • Recovery: Describe revert, cleanup, restore, secret rotation or manual correction.

A010. POSIX

  • Task: write review rule and connect the observation explicitly to POSIX.
  • Evidence: Record the checked command, expected output, actual output and exit code.
  • Operations question: What happens with empty input, missing files, missing tools and repeated execution?
  • Security question: Can input become an option, path, glob, subshell, eval expression or secret leak?
  • Recovery: Describe revert, cleanup, restore, secret rotation or manual correction.

A011. Testing

  • Task: validate input and connect the observation explicitly to Testing.
  • Evidence: Record the checked command, expected output, actual output and exit code.
  • Operations question: What happens with empty input, missing files, missing tools and repeated execution?
  • Security question: Can input become an option, path, glob, subshell, eval expression or secret leak?
  • Recovery: Describe revert, cleanup, restore, secret rotation or manual correction.

A012. Security

  • Task: explain exit code and connect the observation explicitly to Security.
  • Evidence: Record the checked command, expected output, actual output and exit code.
  • Operations question: What happens with empty input, missing files, missing tools and repeated execution?
  • Security question: Can input become an option, path, glob, subshell, eval expression or secret leak?
  • Recovery: Describe revert, cleanup, restore, secret rotation or manual correction.

A013. Bash

  • Task: check quoting and connect the observation explicitly to Bash.
  • Evidence: Record the checked command, expected output, actual output and exit code.
  • Operations question: What happens with empty input, missing files, missing tools and repeated execution?
  • Security question: Can input become an option, path, glob, subshell, eval expression or secret leak?
  • Recovery: Describe revert, cleanup, restore, secret rotation or manual correction.

A014. POSIX

  • Task: test error path and connect the observation explicitly to POSIX.
  • Evidence: Record the checked command, expected output, actual output and exit code.
  • Operations question: What happens with empty input, missing files, missing tools and repeated execution?
  • Security question: Can input become an option, path, glob, subshell, eval expression or secret leak?
  • Recovery: Describe revert, cleanup, restore, secret rotation or manual correction.

A015. Testing

  • Task: review log output and connect the observation explicitly to Testing.
  • Evidence: Record the checked command, expected output, actual output and exit code.
  • Operations question: What happens with empty input, missing files, missing tools and repeated execution?
  • Security question: Can input become an option, path, glob, subshell, eval expression or secret leak?
  • Recovery: Describe revert, cleanup, restore, secret rotation or manual correction.

A016. Security

  • Task: trace cleanup and connect the observation explicitly to Security.
  • Evidence: Record the checked command, expected output, actual output and exit code.
  • Operations question: What happens with empty input, missing files, missing tools and repeated execution?
  • Security question: Can input become an option, path, glob, subshell, eval expression or secret leak?
  • Recovery: Describe revert, cleanup, restore, secret rotation or manual correction.

A017. Bash

  • Task: scope portability and connect the observation explicitly to Bash.
  • Evidence: Record the checked command, expected output, actual output and exit code.
  • Operations question: What happens with empty input, missing files, missing tools and repeated execution?
  • Security question: Can input become an option, path, glob, subshell, eval expression or secret leak?
  • Recovery: Describe revert, cleanup, restore, secret rotation or manual correction.

A018. POSIX

  • Task: mark security risk and connect the observation explicitly to POSIX.
  • Evidence: Record the checked command, expected output, actual output and exit code.
  • Operations question: What happens with empty input, missing files, missing tools and repeated execution?
  • Security question: Can input become an option, path, glob, subshell, eval expression or secret leak?
  • Recovery: Describe revert, cleanup, restore, secret rotation or manual correction.

A019. Testing

  • Task: document recovery path and connect the observation explicitly to Testing.
  • Evidence: Record the checked command, expected output, actual output and exit code.
  • Operations question: What happens with empty input, missing files, missing tools and repeated execution?
  • Security question: Can input become an option, path, glob, subshell, eval expression or secret leak?
  • Recovery: Describe revert, cleanup, restore, secret rotation or manual correction.

A020. Security

  • Task: write review rule and connect the observation explicitly to Security.
  • Evidence: Record the checked command, expected output, actual output and exit code.
  • Operations question: What happens with empty input, missing files, missing tools and repeated execution?
  • Security question: Can input become an option, path, glob, subshell, eval expression or secret leak?
  • Recovery: Describe revert, cleanup, restore, secret rotation or manual correction.

A021. Bash

  • Task: validate input and connect the observation explicitly to Bash.
  • Evidence: Record the checked command, expected output, actual output and exit code.
  • Operations question: What happens with empty input, missing files, missing tools and repeated execution?
  • Security question: Can input become an option, path, glob, subshell, eval expression or secret leak?
  • Recovery: Describe revert, cleanup, restore, secret rotation or manual correction.

A022. POSIX

  • Task: explain exit code and connect the observation explicitly to POSIX.
  • Evidence: Record the checked command, expected output, actual output and exit code.
  • Operations question: What happens with empty input, missing files, missing tools and repeated execution?
  • Security question: Can input become an option, path, glob, subshell, eval expression or secret leak?
  • Recovery: Describe revert, cleanup, restore, secret rotation or manual correction.

A023. Testing

  • Task: check quoting and connect the observation explicitly to Testing.
  • Evidence: Record the checked command, expected output, actual output and exit code.
  • Operations question: What happens with empty input, missing files, missing tools and repeated execution?
  • Security question: Can input become an option, path, glob, subshell, eval expression or secret leak?
  • Recovery: Describe revert, cleanup, restore, secret rotation or manual correction.

A024. Security

  • Task: test error path and connect the observation explicitly to Security.
  • Evidence: Record the checked command, expected output, actual output and exit code.
  • Operations question: What happens with empty input, missing files, missing tools and repeated execution?
  • Security question: Can input become an option, path, glob, subshell, eval expression or secret leak?
  • Recovery: Describe revert, cleanup, restore, secret rotation or manual correction.

A025. Bash

  • Task: review log output and connect the observation explicitly to Bash.
  • Evidence: Record the checked command, expected output, actual output and exit code.
  • Operations question: What happens with empty input, missing files, missing tools and repeated execution?
  • Security question: Can input become an option, path, glob, subshell, eval expression or secret leak?
  • Recovery: Describe revert, cleanup, restore, secret rotation or manual correction.

A026. POSIX

  • Task: trace cleanup and connect the observation explicitly to POSIX.
  • Evidence: Record the checked command, expected output, actual output and exit code.
  • Operations question: What happens with empty input, missing files, missing tools and repeated execution?
  • Security question: Can input become an option, path, glob, subshell, eval expression or secret leak?
  • Recovery: Describe revert, cleanup, restore, secret rotation or manual correction.

A027. Testing

  • Task: scope portability and connect the observation explicitly to Testing.
  • Evidence: Record the checked command, expected output, actual output and exit code.
  • Operations question: What happens with empty input, missing files, missing tools and repeated execution?
  • Security question: Can input become an option, path, glob, subshell, eval expression or secret leak?
  • Recovery: Describe revert, cleanup, restore, secret rotation or manual correction.

A028. Security

  • Task: mark security risk and connect the observation explicitly to Security.
  • Evidence: Record the checked command, expected output, actual output and exit code.
  • Operations question: What happens with empty input, missing files, missing tools and repeated execution?
  • Security question: Can input become an option, path, glob, subshell, eval expression or secret leak?
  • Recovery: Describe revert, cleanup, restore, secret rotation or manual correction.

A029. Bash

  • Task: document recovery path and connect the observation explicitly to Bash.
  • Evidence: Record the checked command, expected output, actual output and exit code.
  • Operations question: What happens with empty input, missing files, missing tools and repeated execution?
  • Security question: Can input become an option, path, glob, subshell, eval expression or secret leak?
  • Recovery: Describe revert, cleanup, restore, secret rotation or manual correction.

A030. POSIX

  • Task: write review rule and connect the observation explicitly to POSIX.
  • Evidence: Record the checked command, expected output, actual output and exit code.
  • Operations question: What happens with empty input, missing files, missing tools and repeated execution?
  • Security question: Can input become an option, path, glob, subshell, eval expression or secret leak?
  • Recovery: Describe revert, cleanup, restore, secret rotation or manual correction.

A031. Testing

  • Task: validate input and connect the observation explicitly to Testing.
  • Evidence: Record the checked command, expected output, actual output and exit code.
  • Operations question: What happens with empty input, missing files, missing tools and repeated execution?
  • Security question: Can input become an option, path, glob, subshell, eval expression or secret leak?
  • Recovery: Describe revert, cleanup, restore, secret rotation or manual correction.

A032. Security

  • Task: explain exit code and connect the observation explicitly to Security.
  • Evidence: Record the checked command, expected output, actual output and exit code.
  • Operations question: What happens with empty input, missing files, missing tools and repeated execution?
  • Security question: Can input become an option, path, glob, subshell, eval expression or secret leak?
  • Recovery: Describe revert, cleanup, restore, secret rotation or manual correction.

A033. Bash

  • Task: check quoting and connect the observation explicitly to Bash.
  • Evidence: Record the checked command, expected output, actual output and exit code.
  • Operations question: What happens with empty input, missing files, missing tools and repeated execution?
  • Security question: Can input become an option, path, glob, subshell, eval expression or secret leak?
  • Recovery: Describe revert, cleanup, restore, secret rotation or manual correction.

A034. POSIX

  • Task: test error path and connect the observation explicitly to POSIX.
  • Evidence: Record the checked command, expected output, actual output and exit code.
  • Operations question: What happens with empty input, missing files, missing tools and repeated execution?
  • Security question: Can input become an option, path, glob, subshell, eval expression or secret leak?
  • Recovery: Describe revert, cleanup, restore, secret rotation or manual correction.

A035. Testing

  • Task: review log output and connect the observation explicitly to Testing.
  • Evidence: Record the checked command, expected output, actual output and exit code.
  • Operations question: What happens with empty input, missing files, missing tools and repeated execution?
  • Security question: Can input become an option, path, glob, subshell, eval expression or secret leak?
  • Recovery: Describe revert, cleanup, restore, secret rotation or manual correction.

A036. Security

  • Task: trace cleanup and connect the observation explicitly to Security.
  • Evidence: Record the checked command, expected output, actual output and exit code.
  • Operations question: What happens with empty input, missing files, missing tools and repeated execution?
  • Security question: Can input become an option, path, glob, subshell, eval expression or secret leak?
  • Recovery: Describe revert, cleanup, restore, secret rotation or manual correction.

A037. Bash

  • Task: scope portability and connect the observation explicitly to Bash.
  • Evidence: Record the checked command, expected output, actual output and exit code.
  • Operations question: What happens with empty input, missing files, missing tools and repeated execution?
  • Security question: Can input become an option, path, glob, subshell, eval expression or secret leak?
  • Recovery: Describe revert, cleanup, restore, secret rotation or manual correction.

A038. POSIX

  • Task: mark security risk and connect the observation explicitly to POSIX.
  • Evidence: Record the checked command, expected output, actual output and exit code.
  • Operations question: What happens with empty input, missing files, missing tools and repeated execution?
  • Security question: Can input become an option, path, glob, subshell, eval expression or secret leak?
  • Recovery: Describe revert, cleanup, restore, secret rotation or manual correction.

A039. Testing

  • Task: document recovery path and connect the observation explicitly to Testing.
  • Evidence: Record the checked command, expected output, actual output and exit code.
  • Operations question: What happens with empty input, missing files, missing tools and repeated execution?
  • Security question: Can input become an option, path, glob, subshell, eval expression or secret leak?
  • Recovery: Describe revert, cleanup, restore, secret rotation or manual correction.

A040. Security

  • Task: write review rule and connect the observation explicitly to Security.
  • Evidence: Record the checked command, expected output, actual output and exit code.
  • Operations question: What happens with empty input, missing files, missing tools and repeated execution?
  • Security question: Can input become an option, path, glob, subshell, eval expression or secret leak?
  • Recovery: Describe revert, cleanup, restore, secret rotation or manual correction.

A041. Bash

  • Task: validate input and connect the observation explicitly to Bash.
  • Evidence: Record the checked command, expected output, actual output and exit code.
  • Operations question: What happens with empty input, missing files, missing tools and repeated execution?
  • Security question: Can input become an option, path, glob, subshell, eval expression or secret leak?
  • Recovery: Describe revert, cleanup, restore, secret rotation or manual correction.

A042. POSIX

  • Task: explain exit code and connect the observation explicitly to POSIX.
  • Evidence: Record the checked command, expected output, actual output and exit code.
  • Operations question: What happens with empty input, missing files, missing tools and repeated execution?
  • Security question: Can input become an option, path, glob, subshell, eval expression or secret leak?
  • Recovery: Describe revert, cleanup, restore, secret rotation or manual correction.

A043. Testing

  • Task: check quoting and connect the observation explicitly to Testing.
  • Evidence: Record the checked command, expected output, actual output and exit code.
  • Operations question: What happens with empty input, missing files, missing tools and repeated execution?
  • Security question: Can input become an option, path, glob, subshell, eval expression or secret leak?
  • Recovery: Describe revert, cleanup, restore, secret rotation or manual correction.

A044. Security

  • Task: test error path and connect the observation explicitly to Security.
  • Evidence: Record the checked command, expected output, actual output and exit code.
  • Operations question: What happens with empty input, missing files, missing tools and repeated execution?
  • Security question: Can input become an option, path, glob, subshell, eval expression or secret leak?
  • Recovery: Describe revert, cleanup, restore, secret rotation or manual correction.

A045. Bash

  • Task: review log output and connect the observation explicitly to Bash.
  • Evidence: Record the checked command, expected output, actual output and exit code.
  • Operations question: What happens with empty input, missing files, missing tools and repeated execution?
  • Security question: Can input become an option, path, glob, subshell, eval expression or secret leak?
  • Recovery: Describe revert, cleanup, restore, secret rotation or manual correction.

A046. POSIX

  • Task: trace cleanup and connect the observation explicitly to POSIX.
  • Evidence: Record the checked command, expected output, actual output and exit code.
  • Operations question: What happens with empty input, missing files, missing tools and repeated execution?
  • Security question: Can input become an option, path, glob, subshell, eval expression or secret leak?
  • Recovery: Describe revert, cleanup, restore, secret rotation or manual correction.

A047. Testing

  • Task: scope portability and connect the observation explicitly to Testing.
  • Evidence: Record the checked command, expected output, actual output and exit code.
  • Operations question: What happens with empty input, missing files, missing tools and repeated execution?
  • Security question: Can input become an option, path, glob, subshell, eval expression or secret leak?
  • Recovery: Describe revert, cleanup, restore, secret rotation or manual correction.

A048. Security

  • Task: mark security risk and connect the observation explicitly to Security.
  • Evidence: Record the checked command, expected output, actual output and exit code.
  • Operations question: What happens with empty input, missing files, missing tools and repeated execution?
  • Security question: Can input become an option, path, glob, subshell, eval expression or secret leak?
  • Recovery: Describe revert, cleanup, restore, secret rotation or manual correction.

A049. Bash

  • Task: document recovery path and connect the observation explicitly to Bash.
  • Evidence: Record the checked command, expected output, actual output and exit code.
  • Operations question: What happens with empty input, missing files, missing tools and repeated execution?
  • Security question: Can input become an option, path, glob, subshell, eval expression or secret leak?
  • Recovery: Describe revert, cleanup, restore, secret rotation or manual correction.

A050. POSIX

  • Task: write review rule and connect the observation explicitly to POSIX.
  • Evidence: Record the checked command, expected output, actual output and exit code.
  • Operations question: What happens with empty input, missing files, missing tools and repeated execution?
  • Security question: Can input become an option, path, glob, subshell, eval expression or secret leak?
  • Recovery: Describe revert, cleanup, restore, secret rotation or manual correction.
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