[DO NOT MERGE / POC] feat(crowdstrike-siem): standalone Python endpoint block event poller (POC) - #60
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… (POC) Add crowdstrike-siem-integration/, a single stdlib-only Python script that polls SafeDep endpoint package-guard block events and logs them. It is the proof of concept before this becomes a dashboard capability. - Source: EndpointManagementService.ListEndpointPackageGuardEvents over the control plane, via the Connect protocol (JSON over HTTPS POST), so it needs no gRPC/protobuf and no external packages. - Auth from env: SAFEDEP_TOKEN (from `safedep auth token`) + SAFEDEP_TENANT_ID, sent as the authorization (raw JWT) and x-tenant-id headers. - Cursor: local cursor.json (timestamp watermark + boundary event-id dedup), atomic write, resumes across restarts. - Filters to the two block actions (malicious, cooldown), pages ascending, handles transient errors and retries. - handle_event logs each event now; a TODO marks where the CrowdStrike SIEM ingest call will go. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds a SafeDep block-event poller with pagination, HEC delivery or logging, cursor persistence, retries, a fake HEC server, and operational documentation. ChangesSafeDep SIEM integration
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Sync as sync.py
participant SafeDep as SafeDep API
participant HEC as CrowdStrike HEC
participant Cursor as cursor.json
Sync->>Cursor: Load cursor or backfill start
Sync->>SafeDep: Request filtered paginated events
SafeDep-->>Sync: Return events
Sync->>HEC: Send HEC records
HEC-->>Sync: Return delivery status
Sync->>Cursor: Save cursor after successful delivery
Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to This PR introduces a new, standalone service that authenticates to SafeDep and forwards security event data (including package names tied to blocked malicious packages) to CrowdStrike SIEM. Several confirmed gaps remain: a malformed event can repeatedly stall synchronization, misconfigured or redirecting endpoints can leak authentication tokens in cleartext, and a large backfill window can produce oversized requests that fail indefinitely. A few lower-impact issues also remain, including a confusing DEBUG flag that can unintentionally log full event payloads. These should be addressed before relying on this service in production, though it can still be tested and iterated on safely with HTTPS-only, well-behaved endpoints in the interim. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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- Around line 247-248: Update Cursor.save to propagate the OSError instead of
logging and returning success, and ensure main does not report a completed cycle
when cursor persistence fails. Preserve successful-cycle reporting only after
the cursor has been durably saved.
- Line 142: Validate the BACKFILL_HOURS value used by the poller before
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zero and positive values. Ensure invalid configuration fails rather than
persisting a future polling timestamp.
- Line 140: Validate the SAFEDEP_CLOUD_URL value during configuration before it
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- Around line 374-375: Update the cursor persistence logic in the poller loop so
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- Around line 267-286: Update the _post function’s urllib handling to prevent
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- Require https for SAFEDEP_CLOUD_URL so the OAuth token is never sent in cleartext (CWE-319). - Refuse HTTP redirects; urllib forwards the Authorization header across redirects, which could leak the token to another host/scheme (CWE-200). - Reject negative BACKFILL_HOURS, which would anchor the cursor in the future and skip real events. - Propagate cursor save failures; main no longer reports a cycle as done until the cursor is durable, so a restart does not reprocess events. - Persist newly handled event ids at the exact boundary timestamp, so an event with timestamp == last_seen is not reprocessed next cycle. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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🟠 Major · Parse and validate timestamps before handling events.
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winParse and validate timestamps before handling events.
If an event has no
timestamp,BlockEvent.from_jsonstores an empty string.poll_oncethen handles the event and skips cursor updates, so the event can be handled again. If a non-empty timestamp is invalid,parse_rfc3339raises afterhandle_event;maindoes not catch that exception, so the poller exits. Apply an explicit policy for missing or invalid timestamps before callinghandle_event.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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🟠 Major · Keep cursor validation inside the recovery path.
crowdstrike-siem-integration/poller.py:244-247
🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winKeep cursor validation inside the recovery path.
Cursor.loadcatches errors fromjson.loadonly. Shape validation and timestamp parsing run afterward. Valid JSON such asnull,[], or{"last_seen":"invalid"}can raiseAttributeErrororValueError.maincallsCursor.loadwithout an outer exception handler, so the poller can exit instead of starting with an empty cursor.Move the shape and timestamp validation into the guarded block. Treat invalid cursor content as unreadable state.
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- Around line 154-157: Validate numeric environment settings before constructing
Config: require finite positive values for POLL_INTERVAL_SECONDS and
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In `@crowdstrike-siem-integration/poller.py`:
- Around line 386-390: Update poll_once to validate event.timestamp with
parse_rfc3339 before calling handle_event. Apply an explicit policy for missing
or invalid timestamps so they cannot be handled and retried indefinitely or
terminate the poller; only valid timestamped events should proceed to
handle_event and cursor updates.
- Around line 244-247: Update Cursor.load so JSON shape validation and last_seen
parsing occur inside the same guarded recovery block as json.load. Treat null,
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failures as unreadable state, returning an empty cursor instead of allowing
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| poll_interval=_env_float("POLL_INTERVAL_SECONDS", 300.0), | ||
| backfill=timedelta(hours=backfill_hours), | ||
| page_size=int(_env_float("PAGE_SIZE", 100.0)), | ||
| timeout=_env_float("HTTP_TIMEOUT_SECONDS", 30.0), |
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Validate numeric settings before constructing Config.
A negative POLL_INTERVAL_SECONDS reaches time.sleep and raises an uncaught ValueError. A zero interval runs the polling loop without a delay. Non-finite interval values can also fail during int(cfg.poll_interval) before the loop. Negative or non-finite HTTP_TIMEOUT_SECONDS values can violate the urllib timeout contract outside the current PollError handling.
Validate polling intervals and HTTP timeouts as finite positive values. Parse PAGE_SIZE as an integer without truncating a float, and reject negative values. Preserve zero if the API contract uses it to request the server default.
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numeric environment settings before constructing Config: require finite positive
values for POLL_INTERVAL_SECONDS and HTTP_TIMEOUT_SECONDS, parse PAGE_SIZE as an
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Reduce poller.py from 459 to 128 lines while keeping it functional: env config, Connect JSON POST with the required headers (including the User-Agent the edge needs), pagination, the block-action filter, an incremental cursor persisted to cursor.json (atomic write), plain logging, and transient-error retry. Removed: colored logging and formatter, dataclasses, boundary event-id dedup, the https-scheme check and the no-redirect opener. These are deliberate cuts for a minimal proof of concept and can return when the script is hardened. Correctness fixes from a static review: handle() uses .get() throughout so one malformed event cannot abort the cycle and pin the cursor, the cursor is saved before "cycle done" is logged, negative BACKFILL_HOURS is rejected, and the file handle no longer shadows handle(). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Around line 27-28: Update the configuration constants and their request call
sites in the poller to read POLL_INTERVAL_SECONDS, PAGE_SIZE, and
HTTP_TIMEOUT_SECONDS from the environment using the documented defaults, and
change BACKFILL_HOURS to default to 0. Replace hard-coded page-size and timeout
values at each request site while preserving the existing polling and backfill
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- Around line 94-95: Update load_since() to catch TypeError alongside OSError,
ValueError, and KeyError when reading and parsing the cursor, so invalid shapes
such as null or array values use the existing backfill fallback.
- Around line 68-70: Update the nested extraction in handle around pmgEvent,
packageDecision, packageVersion, and package so each value is validated or
normalized to a dictionary before calling .get(), preserving empty-string
fallback for a missing or malformed package name and allowing malformed events
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| POLL_INTERVAL = int(os.environ.get("POLL_INTERVAL", "300")) | ||
| BACKFILL_HOURS = int(os.environ.get("BACKFILL_HOURS", "24")) |
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Implement the documented environment configuration.
The README specifies POLL_INTERVAL_SECONDS, PAGE_SIZE, and HTTP_TIMEOUT_SECONDS. This code reads POLL_INTERVAL and hard-codes the page size and timeout. It also defaults BACKFILL_HOURS to 24 instead of the documented value of 0.
As a result, documented settings have no effect and a first run can retrieve an unexpected 24-hour backfill. Use the documented variable names and defaults at each request site.
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In `@crowdstrike-siem-integration/poller.py` around lines 27 - 28, Update the
configuration constants and their request call sites in the poller to read
POLL_INTERVAL_SECONDS, PAGE_SIZE, and HTTP_TIMEOUT_SECONDS from the environment
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| decision = event.get("pmgEvent", {}).get("packageDecision", {}) | ||
| version = decision.get("packageVersion", {}) | ||
| name = version.get("package", {}).get("name", "") |
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Handle null and wrong-shaped nested event fields.
The .get() defaults apply only when a key is absent. If pmgEvent, packageDecision, packageVersion, or package is null or another non-dictionary value, handle raises an exception.
One malformed event then aborts every cycle before the cursor advances. Validate each value as a dictionary, or normalize it with an explicit type check before the next .get() call.
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def handle(event):
+ if not isinstance(event, dict):
+ log.warning("skipping malformed event")
+ return
- decision = event.get("pmgEvent", {}).get("packageDecision", {})
- version = decision.get("packageVersion", {})
- name = version.get("package", {}).get("name", "")
+ pmg_event = event.get("pmgEvent")
+ pmg_event = pmg_event if isinstance(pmg_event, dict) else {}
+ decision = pmg_event.get("packageDecision")
+ decision = decision if isinstance(decision, dict) else {}
+ version = decision.get("packageVersion")
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and package so each value is validated or normalized to a dictionary before
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| return datetime.fromisoformat(json.load(f)["since"]) | ||
| except (OSError, ValueError, KeyError): |
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Apply the fallback to all invalid cursor shapes.
Valid JSON such as {"since": null} or [] raises TypeError, which this handler does not catch. load_since() runs before the polling retry block, so this condition terminates the poller at startup instead of using the backfill window.
Catch TypeError with the other invalid-cursor exceptions.
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…ndpoint Turn the poller into an end-to-end sync: after polling SafeDep Package Guard block events, push each batch to a CrowdStrike SIEM HEC (HTTP Event Collector) endpoint. - Rename poller.py -> sync.py (poll + sync). - Add CROWDSTRIKE_HEC_URL and CROWDSTRIKE_HEC_TOKEN. Unset means log only, so the sync still runs standalone. - Push newline-delimited HEC records (event + sourcetype + time) with Content-Type text/plain, Authorization: Bearer <ingest token>, validated against the LogScale HEC docs. Index by event time, not receive time. - Advance the cursor only after a successful sync (at least once). - Add fake-siem/, a throwaway Go server that mimics the HEC endpoint for local testing. Swap CROWDSTRIKE_HEC_URL for the real host later, no code change. - Rewrite the README around sync.py: envs, running, and the fake server. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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62-62: 🔒 Security & Privacy | 🛡️ Analyzed with Security Review | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winReachability: External
Exploitability: Trivial
CWE: CWE-117Escape the package name before logging it.
An attacker with the default token can submit a JSON package name containing an escaped newline.
json.Unmarshaldecodes the control character,packageNamereturns it, andlog.Printfwrites it as a new log line. This permits forged fake-HEC log entries. Log the value with%qor sanitize control characters.Proposed fix
- log.Printf("received event: %s", packageName(line)) + log.Printf("received event: %q", packageName(line))🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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42-43: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winState that token refresh requires a process restart.
sync.pyreadsSAFEDEP_TOKENonce during module import. Exporting a refreshed value in the parent shell cannot update a running sync process. After token expiry, SafeDep requests fail until restart. Document the restart requirement, or implement a token reload source.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Reachability: External
Exploitability: Trivial
CWE: CWE-400 — Uncontrolled Resource ConsumptionBound requests and keep the fake HEC server local by default.
fake-siemis documented as a throwaway test utility, so the impact is limited to the test host. However, the default:8088address binds all interfaces. A reachable client with the documentedtest-tokencan pass authentication and stream a slow or oversized body intoio.ReadAll. Set a loopback default, a full request timeout, and a body-size limit.Proposed fix
+const maxHECBatchBytes = 10 << 20 + func main() { token := envOr("FAKE_HEC_TOKEN", "test-token") - addr := envOr("FAKE_HEC_ADDR", ":8088") + addr := envOr("FAKE_HEC_ADDR", "127.0.0.1:8088") mux := http.NewServeMux() mux.HandleFunc("/services/collector", collectorHandler(token)) @@ Addr: addr, Handler: mux, ReadHeaderTimeout: 10 * time.Second, + ReadTimeout: 30 * time.Second, } @@ - body, err := io.ReadAll(r.Body) + body, err := io.ReadAll(http.MaxBytesReader(w, r.Body, maxHECBatchBytes))🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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60-60: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winImplement the promised page-size and timeout configuration.
The SafeDep request always sends
pageSize: 100, and bothurllib.request.urlopencalls always usetimeout=30. Add validated environment variables for these settings, apply them to both requests, and document their names and defaults in the README.
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In `@crowdstrike-siem-integration/sync.py`:
- Line 36: Validate POLL_INTERVAL after parsing its environment value and before
entering the polling loop, rejecting zero or negative values while preserving
positive intervals. Use the existing POLL_INTERVAL symbol and fail with a clear
configuration error rather than allowing the loop or time.sleep call to proceed.
- Line 78: Update the polling flow around events.extend and the HEC submission
logic to send bounded batches incrementally as pages arrive instead of
accumulating the entire window in events. Enforce the collector batch limit, and
persist the cursor only after every batch for the window succeeds so failed
submissions retry safely.
- Line 69: Prevent credential leakage through redirects in both
urllib.request.urlopen calls in sync.py at lines 69-69 and 113-113. Disable
automatic redirects or validate that every redirect remains on the original
origin before resending Authorization credentials, applying the same protection
to both the SafeDep and HEC requests.
- Line 62: Validate SAFEDEP_CLOUD_URL and CROWDSTRIKE_HEC_URL before
constructing either request: require HTTPS for SAFEDEP_CLOUD_URL, and require
HTTPS for CROWDSTRIKE_HEC_URL unless it is the documented loopback HTTP
fake-server endpoint (such as localhost:8088). Reject all other non-HTTPS or
invalid URLs, then create the requests only after validation.
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In `@crowdstrike-siem-integration/fake-siem/main.go`:
- Line 62: Update the received-event log in the main processing flow to safely
encode the value returned by packageName before passing it to log.Printf, using
a quoted format so decoded control characters such as newlines cannot forge
additional log entries.
- Line 36: Update the fake HEC server configuration in main to default its
listen address to loopback, apply a full request timeout in addition to
ReadHeaderTimeout, and wrap request bodies with a bounded reader before
io.ReadAll so oversized or slow requests are limited.
In `@crowdstrike-siem-integration/README.md`:
- Around line 42-43: Update the SAFEDEP_TOKEN guidance near the sync.py usage to
explicitly state that refreshing the token requires restarting the running sync
process, since the value is read once during module import; keep the existing
safedep auth token renewal instructions.
In `@crowdstrike-siem-integration/sync.py`:
- Line 60: Update the SafeDep pagination and both urllib.request.urlopen calls
to use validated environment-backed page-size and timeout settings instead of
hardcoded 100 and 30 values. Define the configuration with documented defaults,
apply it consistently to both requests, and document the variable names and
defaults in the README; preserve the existing POLL_INTERVAL and BACKFILL_HOURS
defaults.
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| TENANT = os.environ.get("SAFEDEP_TENANT_ID", "") | ||
| HEC_URL = os.environ.get("CROWDSTRIKE_HEC_URL", "") | ||
| HEC_TOKEN = os.environ.get("CROWDSTRIKE_HEC_TOKEN", "") | ||
| POLL_INTERVAL = int(os.environ.get("POLL_INTERVAL", "300")) |
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Reject non-positive POLL_INTERVAL.
POLL_INTERVAL=0 creates a tight loop that continuously polls SafeDep and sends HEC batches. A negative value terminates the process at time.sleep. Validate that the interval is greater than zero before entering the loop.
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In `@crowdstrike-siem-integration/sync.py` at line 36, Validate POLL_INTERVAL
after parsing its environment value and before entering the polling loop,
rejecting zero or negative values while preserving positive intervals. Use the
existing POLL_INTERVAL symbol and fail with a clear configuration error rather
than allowing the loop or time.sleep call to proceed.
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| "timeRange": {"start": rfc3339(start), "end": rfc3339(end)}, | ||
| "pagination": {"pageSize": 100, "sortOrder": "SORT_ORDER_ASCENDING", "pageToken": page_token}, | ||
| }).encode() | ||
| request = urllib.request.Request(CLOUD_URL + METHOD, data=body, method="POST", headers={ |
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Both URLs are used directly, and both requests attach credentials before transmission. Reject non-HTTPS SAFEDEP_CLOUD_URL values. Require HTTPS for CROWDSTRIKE_HEC_URL, except the documented loopback HTTP fake-server URL such as http://localhost:8088/services/collector. Reject arbitrary non-loopback HTTP endpoints.
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and CROWDSTRIKE_HEC_URL before constructing either request: require HTTPS for
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| "X-Tenant-ID": TENANT, | ||
| "User-Agent": USER_AGENT, # a custom User-Agent is required by the edge | ||
| }) | ||
| with urllib.request.urlopen(request, timeout=30) as response: |
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through redirects in both urllib.request.urlopen calls in sync.py at lines 69-69
and 113-113. Disable automatic redirects or validate that every redirect remains
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| events, page_token = [], "" | ||
| while True: | ||
| response = list_events(since, end, page_token) | ||
| events.extend(response.get("events", [])) |
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Do not accumulate an unbounded polling window in memory.
A busy tenant or a large backfill can append every page into events before one HEC request is sent. The process can exhaust memory or exceed the collector batch limit. The cursor then remains unchanged and retries the same oversized window indefinitely. Send bounded batches as pages arrive, and save the cursor only after all batches succeed.
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In `@crowdstrike-siem-integration/sync.py` at line 78, Update the polling flow
around events.extend and the HEC submission logic to send bounded batches
incrementally as pages arrive instead of accumulating the entire window in
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Log the poll window at cycle start, and at cycle end report how many events were sent (to HEC or logged) and when the next poll runs. Startup now states the interval, backfill, and target in one line. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Set DEBUG=1 to log the exact newline-delimited HEC batch before it is sent, so the outgoing CrowdStrike payload can be inspected from a real run. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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CWE: CWE-532 — Insertion of Sensitive Information into Log FileUse strict opt-in for HEC payload logging and document it.
os.environ.get("DEBUG")treatsDEBUG=0andDEBUG=falseas enabled. With HEC configured,send_to_hec()logs the complete newline-delimited payload before transmission, including SafeDep block-event data. Useos.environ.get("DEBUG") == "1"or a separate payload-logging flag, and document the behavior and exposure in the README.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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crowdstrike-siem-integration/, a single stdlib-only Python script that polls SafeDep endpoint package-guard block events and logs them. Two signals, treated the same: malicious package blocks and dependency cooldown blocks.This is the proof of concept: it logs events now; a later step forwards each to the CrowdStrike SIEM (
handle_eventhas the TODO). The poller runs standalone (not in the CLI) because the customer does not want to self-deploy the CLI; after the POC it becomes a dashboard capability.How
EndpointManagementService.ListEndpointPackageGuardEventsover the Connect protocol (JSON over HTTPS POST), so it needs no gRPC or protobuf — justurllib+json.SAFEDEP_TOKEN(fromsafedep auth token, see feat(auth): addauth tokento print the OAuth access token #59) andSAFEDEP_TENANT_ID, sent asauthorization(raw JWT, noBearer) andx-tenant-idheaders tocloud.safedep.io.cursor.jsonnext to the script (timestamp watermark + boundary event-id dedup), written atomically, so it resumes across restarts. Delete the file to re-read from the backfill window.nextPageTokenwithin a drain.NO_COLOR/FORCE_COLOR, plain[TAG]fallback when piped).Config
SAFEDEP_TOKENsafedep auth token).SAFEDEP_TENANT_IDSAFEDEP_CLOUD_URLhttps://cloud.safedep.ioPOLL_INTERVAL_SECONDS300BACKFILL_HOURS0PAGE_SIZE100HTTP_TIMEOUT_SECONDS30Run
Verified
Ran live against a tenant: pulled a 7-day backfill (36 real block events), then a restart resumed from
cursor.jsonwith 0 new events. Depends on thesafedep auth tokencommand in #59 to obtain the token.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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