Security/Projects/Minion/Roadmap

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Initial Release (Q4, 2012)

  • Web Interface
  • Task Engine
  • 4 Task Engine Plugins
    • Garmr
    • Zed Attack Proxy
    • Skipfish
    • NMap
  • Store data in a db
  • Security test on minion - basic security review

As of Dec 21 all Initial Release roadmap items are completed except the security review.

Beta Release (Q1, 2013)

  • "Intensity" Scale
    • Guidance to plugins the depth of time and effort the plugin should expend
    • Fast, Normal,
  • Interpolation Support
  • Common configuration facility
  • Site Ownership Authentication
  • Site and User data privacy
  • Reporting Engine
  • 3 Reporting Engine Plugins
    • Bugzilla Support - "File Bug" feature
    • Observatory
    • DEX-JSON Support
  • Amazon AMI Maintenance
  • Virtual Appliance
  • Full Review (Team Review included)

Wishlist

  • Pluggable UI components
    • Ability for Task Engine and Reporting Engine plugins to extend UI elements
    • "Paths" - allow a user to define multiple paths to initiating a project
      • URL
      • Repo
      • Vagrant Instructions
  • Version checking plugin
  • Gauntlt Integration


Interpolation Support Support to have plugins call interpolate in a sane fashion when iterating through the set of available plugins and the set of available data. Site Ownership Authentication THe ability for users to prove ownership of a site by: DNS record, inclusion of a well-known path with random data, or inclusion of a meta tag.

OWASP DEX Support

OWASP DEX is a data exchange format that is designed to faciltate sharing of data between tools. DEX-JSON is a slightly less verbose format that fills the same role, with some abstractions to move away from a stricly HTTP based view of the world.

Observatory Support

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Bugzilla Support

Implementation of a generalized feature to allow a developer to promote an issue reported by Minion to an actual bug in a bug tracking system. This should be a pluggable interface with support for bugzilla initially.