Java: Opt-in java/tainted-permissions-check to threat models.#16772
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Java/taintedpermissionthreatmodel to threat models.java/tainted-permissions-check to threat models.
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In this PR we opt-in the
java/tainted-permissions-checkto threat models.Prior to this change, the query used both
remoteandlocalsources as input. Now the default is to use onlyremotesources (as this the threat models default). However, it is possible to enablelocal(or other) sources by enabling the relevant threat model.Using MRVA on java top-100 for this query we get
DCA looks good; There are no changes to performance or alerts.
It seems that this query doesn't produce an overwhelming number of results in general.