This module allows the integration CSP rules from Sansec Watch (https://sansec.watch/) into Magento without the need for file manipulations and a re-deployment
bin/composer require integer-net/magento2-sansec-watch
bin/magento module:enable IntegerNet_SansecWatch
bin/magento setup:upgradeThe configuration can be found under Stores > Configuration > IntegerNet > Sansec Watch
Only the sansec watch project ID is needed, which can be found in the URL, if you navigate to https://sansec.watch/d/account/list and select a project
(e.g. 685769a2-38a4-4d06-a19a-67a528197f51)
The policies are fetched from the Sansec Watch API and saved into a database table (integernet_sansecwatch_policies)
When Magento collects the CSP rules, it uses the Magento\Csp\Model\CompositePolicyCollector class and this module adds
a collector to this class, which will read the policies from the database table and add them to the existing policies.
Once policies are fetched from Sansec Watch, the result will be hashed and further updates are only executed, if the
newly fetched policies differ from the existing ones. (This is handled via the entry integernet_sansecwatch in the flag table)
After policies are updated (either by an updated list from sansec watch or by force), the FPC will be, depending on the configuration either cleared, invalidated or ignored.
Directly below the configuration is a button, Update Policies Now, which will fetch and update the policies on demand.
This will do a forced update, where rules are updated, even if the hashes of the old and new policies match.
An update can be triggered via bin/magento integer-net:sansec-watch:update
This will by default only update the policies if the hashes of the old and new policies doesn't match.
A dry-run is possible by adding the --dry-run flag, which will only fetch and output the policies, but not update the
database table.
If an update should be force (regardless of the hashes), the --force flag can be added.
The policies are also fetched via the cronjob integernet_sansecwatch_update, which will run every hour (cron expression: 0 * * * *)
This will also only update the database, if the hashes of the old and new policies do not match