isops 0.2.1

Utility to ensure SOPS secrets are encrypterd.

IsOPS: Is OPerations Secure

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IsOPS (Is OPerations Secure) is a minimal command line utility that helps you ensure that your secrets are encrypted correctly with sops before committing them. isops will read your configuration files, will scan all your secrets and alerts you if it finds any key that should be encrypted but it's not.

Installation

You can install isops via pip:

user@laptop:~$ pip install isops

The CLI is minimal:

user@laptop:~$ isops
Usage: isops [OPTIONS] PATH

  Utility to ensure all SOPS secrets are encrypterd.

Options:
  -s, --summary            Print a summary at the end of the checks.
  -h, --help               Show this message and exit.
  -v, --version            Show the version and exit.
  -r, --config-regex TEXT  The regex that matches all the config files to use.
                           [required]

You must provide a directory to scan and a regex that matches all the sops configuration files.

How it works?

isops is called with a directory and a regex. Then:

1. It finds the config files using the provided regex.
2. For each rule in creation_rules it finds the files according to the path_regex.
3. For each file found, it scans all the keys, no matter how nested the yaml is, in search for those keys that match the encrypted_regex.
4. For each matched key, it checks if the associated value matches the sops regex "^ENC\[AES256_GCM,data:(.+),iv:(.+),tag:(.+),type:(.+)\]".

If the config file doesn't provide a path_regex or a encrypted_regex, the default values are, respectively, ".ya?ml$" and "".

Usage example

Suppose you have this situation:

example
├── .sops.yaml
└── secret.yaml

A .sops.yaml:

creation_rules:
  - path_regex: (.*)?secret.yaml$
    encrypted_regex: "^(data|stringData)$"
    pgp: "FBC7B9E2A4F9289AC0C1D4843D16CEE4A27381B4"

and a secret.yaml:

apiVersion: v1
data:
  key: aGhkZDg4OGRoODRmaDQ4ZmJlbnNta21rbHdtc2k4
kind: Secret
metadata:
  name: api-key
type: Opaque

If you run isops you get a warning because your secret is not encrypted:

user@laptop:~$ isops ./example --config-regex .sops.yaml
Found config file: example/.sops.yaml
---
example/secret.yaml::key [UNSAFE]
user@laptop:~$ echo $?
1

If the same secret is encrypted with sops:

apiVersion: v1
data:
    key: ENC[AES256_GCM,data:iCBh27Ort/dNVhP9D4y/AqI5d78U+2EHtHPX9u0/s9ANhA2VeqKSOQ==,iv:HkQVUgB6nvN3TU355K/PTU2NroahHAdoJhzJdgZFMwo=,tag:ayNppVmYJ/MLGrW9RtjV1A==,type:str]
kind: Secret
metadata:
    name: api-key
type: Opaque
sops:
    etc...

then isops will give you the green light:

user@laptop:~$ isops ./example --config-regex .sops.yaml
Found config file: example/.sops.yaml
---
example/secret.yaml::key [SAFE]
user@laptop:~$ echo $?
0

Another example

You can have a more complicated scenario where there are multiple sops configuration files, multiple environments and lots of secrets.

Suppose you have this situation:

example
├── .sops
│   ├── sops-dev.yaml
│   └── sops-prod.yaml
├── dev
│   ├── api-key-secret.yaml        <- Encrypted
│   ├── db-password-secret.yaml    <- Encrypted
│   ├── deployment.yaml
│   └── service.yaml
└── prod
    ├── api-key-secret.yaml        <- Not encrypted!
    ├── db-password-secret.yaml    <- Encrypted
    ├── deployment.yaml
    └── service.yaml

Then if you run isops you get:

user@laptop:~$ isops example --config-regex "example/.sops/(.*).yaml$"
Found config file: example/.sops/sops-dev.yaml
Found config file: example/.sops/sops-prod.yaml
---
example/dev/db-password-secret.yaml::password [SAFE]
example/dev/api-key-secret.yaml::key [SAFE]
example/prod/db-password-secret.yaml::password [SAFE]
example/prod/api-key-secret.yaml::key [UNSAFE]

Sometimes the list of secret is very long: you can enable a small summary at the end with the --summary option:

user@laptop:~$ isops example --config-regex "example/.sops/(.*).yaml$" --summary
Found config file: example/.sops/sops-dev.yaml
Found config file: example/.sops/sops-prod.yaml
---
example/dev/db-password-secret.yaml::password [SAFE]
example/dev/api-key-secret.yaml::key [SAFE]
example/prod/db-password-secret.yaml::password [SAFE]
example/prod/api-key-secret.yaml::key [UNSAFE]
---
Summary:
UNSAFE secret 'key' in 'example/prod/api-key-secret.yaml'
3 safe 1 unsafe

The previous example can be found in the example directory. The sample application was generated by ChatGPT with the prompt: "Please, generate an example Kubernetes application with two secrets".

pre-commit hook

isops can be also used as a pre-commit hook. For example:

repos:
  - repo: https://github.com/lorenzophys/isops
    rev: v0.2.0
    hooks:
      - id: isops
        args:
          - --config-regex=.sops/(.*).ya?ml$
          - --summary

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.