fix: expand DevSecOps incomplete categories#461
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…#439) - code-signing.mdx: Add GPG key generation, subkeys, YubiKey setup, passphrase management, key backup/recovery - continuous-integration-continuous-deployment.mdx: Add SLSA provenance, SBOM generation, OIDC federation for cloud access - repository-hardening.mdx: Add CODEOWNERS patterns, GitHub Advanced Security (CodeQL, secret scanning, dependency review), security policy template - security-testing.mdx: Add severity thresholds table, Semgrep custom rules, false positive management, coverage and mutation testing
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Model: z-ai/glm-5.1 Reasoning: high Provider: openrouter
Security Review: PASS
No hardcoded secrets, injection vectors, or unsafe deserialization found. All code snippets are instructional (bash, yaml, json) -- no executable MDX/JSX vulnerabilities. External links point to legitimate sources (GitHub Docs, NIST, SLSA, OWASP, OpenSSF).
QA Review: PASS with minor notes
Changes match PR description and issue #439. All four DevSecOps categories expanded from sparse bullet lists to detailed, well-structured guidance. Frontmatter format consistent with existing pages. Internal links all resolve. Section numbering uses consistent letter-suffix convention.
Minor observations (non-blocking):
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CISA link mismatch (ci-cd.mdx L339): Link text says "Securing the Software Supply Chain for Developers" but URL is
cisa.gov/sbom(the SBOM page). Consider updating tocisa.gov/sbomwith text "CISA: Software Bill of Materials" or using the correct supply-chain guide URL. -
keys.mailvelope.com (code-signing.mdx L196): This keyserver was discontinued. Consider removing it or replacing with
keyserver.ubuntu.com. -
Expired date in example (security-testing.mdx L191): The nosemgrep suppression example shows
Expiry: 2025-06-01, which is now past. Consider updating to a future date (e.g.,2027-01-01) so the example remains illustrative. -
Broad Semgrep rule (security-testing.mdx L165): The
console.log(...$SENSITIVE)pattern matches any console.log call, not just ones with sensitive data. Consider adding a note that this is a simplified example, or tightening the pattern. -
Title convention: The PR updates code-signing.mdx and ci-cd.mdx from "SEAL" to "Security Alliance" in titles. This is consistent with newer pages (overview, data-security-checklist). The older isolation/ pages still use "SEAL" but that's pre-existing and out of scope.
All observations are minor. The content quality is high -- comprehensive, well-organized, with good Web3-specific guidance.
- Update contributors frontmatter: mattaereal as author, scode2277 as reviewer - Replace discontinued keys.mailvelope.com with keyserver.ubuntu.com - Fix CISA link text to match URL (Software Bill of Materials) - Update expired nosemgrep example date to 2027-06-01 - Add note about simplified Semgrep rule example
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Model: `minimax/MiniMax-M2.7` Reasoning: `high` Provider: `openrouter`
Addresses #439 by expanding content in four DevSecOps categories that were marked incomplete or scarce:
Note: This PR was generated by the reactive agent. The model went silent after the git commit was signed, so the push and PR creation were completed manually.
Closes #439