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HookAnalyzer

cc_audit::hook_mode::analyzer

Struct HookAnalyzer

pub struct HookAnalyzer;

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Fast analyzer for hook events.

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impl HookAnalyzer

pub fn analyze_bash(input: &BashInput) -> Vec<HookFinding>

Analyze a Bash command for security issues. Returns a list of findings.

pub fn analyze_bash_with_trusted_domains( input: &BashInput, use_trusted_domains: bool, ) -> Vec<HookFinding>

Analyze a Bash command with optional trusted domain checking. If use_trusted_domains is false, all curl|sh patterns are flagged (strict mode).

pub fn analyze_write(input: &WriteInput) -> Vec<HookFinding>

Analyze a file write operation for security issues.

pub fn analyze_edit(input: &EditInput) -> Vec<HookFinding>

Analyze a file edit operation for security issues.

pub fn analyze_output_for_secrets(output: &str) -> Vec<HookFinding>

Analyze tool output for secret leaks (for PostToolUse).

pub fn get_most_severe(findings: &[HookFinding]) -> Option<&HookFinding>

Get the most severe finding from a list.

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impl Freeze for HookAnalyzer

impl RefUnwindSafe for HookAnalyzer

impl Send for HookAnalyzer

impl Sync for HookAnalyzer

impl Unpin for HookAnalyzer

impl UnsafeUnpin for HookAnalyzer

impl UnwindSafe for HookAnalyzer

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