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  • Refactor
    • Updated internal type validation to use a different set of recognized output types for findings. No changes to user-facing functionality.

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The code updates references from FINDING_TYPES to OUTPUT_TYPES in the MongoDB hooks module, affecting import statements and type checks. This change modifies the set of recognized types used for validation and data loading, but does not alter any logic, function signatures, or control flow.

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secator/hooks/mongodb.py Replaced all references to FINDING_TYPES with OUTPUT_TYPES in imports and type checks.

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OUTPUT now guides checks aright.
FINDING fades into the mist,
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🧹 Nitpick comments (2)
secator/hooks/mongodb.py (2)

81-81: Use isinstance for type checks instead of direct type comparison.

Comparing type(item) against the list is brittle (fails for subclasses) and less idiomatic. Consider:

-if type(item) not in OUTPUT_TYPES:
-    return item
+if not isinstance(item, tuple(OUTPUT_TYPES)):
+    return item

123-123: Optimize name-based lookup with a dict for O(1) access.

Iterating through OUTPUT_TYPES each call is O(n). You could build a lookup map once:

# near imports
_TYPE_MAP = {t.get_name(): t for t in OUTPUT_TYPES}

def load_finding(obj):
    finding_type = obj['_type']
-   for otype in OUTPUT_TYPES:
+   klass = _TYPE_MAP.get(finding_type)
+   if not klass:
+       return None
+   item = klass.load(obj)
+   item._uuid = str(obj['_id'])
+   return item
    return None
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secator/hooks/mongodb.py (1)

9-9:

✅ Verification successful

Confirm the existence and content of OUTPUT_TYPES.

The import replaces FINDING_TYPES with OUTPUT_TYPES; please verify that OUTPUT_TYPES is defined in secator/output_types.py and includes all the types needed by update_finding and load_finding.

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🏁 Script executed:

#!/bin/bash
# Verify OUTPUT_TYPES definition
rg -n "OUTPUT_TYPES" secator/output_types.py

Length of output: 108


🏁 Script executed:

#!/bin/bash
# Locate any file named output_types.py in the repo
fd output_types.py

# Search for OUTPUT_TYPES definition or usage across all Python files
rg -n "OUTPUT_TYPES" --glob "*.py"

Length of output: 927


🏁 Script executed:

#!/bin/bash
# Print initial part of OUTPUT_TYPES definition
sed -n '1,200p' secator/output_types/__init__.py

# Locate individual type groups
rg -n "FINDING_TYPES" secator/output_types/__init__.py
rg -n "EXECUTION_TYPES" secator/output_types/__init__.py
rg -n "STAT_TYPES" secator/output_types/__init__.py

# Show definitions of update_finding and load_finding
rg -n -A5 "def update_finding" secator/hooks/mongodb.py
rg -n -A5 "def load_finding" secator/hooks/mongodb.py

Length of output: 2379


OUTPUT_TYPES import is valid and complete

I’ve confirmed that in secator/output_types/__init__.py:

  • FINDING_TYPES, EXECUTION_TYPES, and STAT_TYPES are defined.
  • OUTPUT_TYPES = FINDING_TYPES + EXECUTION_TYPES + STAT_TYPES includes all classes referenced by update_finding and load_finding (Subdomain, Ip, Port, Url, Tag, Exploit, UserAccount, Vulnerability, Certificate, Target, Progress, Info, Warning, Error, State, Stat).

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@ocervell ocervell merged commit af98935 into main Jun 11, 2025
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##
[0.16.3](v0.16.2...v0.16.3)
(2025-06-11)


### Bug Fixes

* bup file flag ([#690](#690))
([83d83d7](83d83d7))
* **celery:** add no_live_updates to skip backend updates
([#695](#695))
([c99599c](c99599c))
* **dalfox:** use jsonl option instead of json
([#692](#692))
([c406e34](c406e34))
* **mongodb:** add all output types
([#696](#696))
([af98935](af98935))
* show info message for mark_runner_started / mark_runner_completed
([#694](#694))
([ed0f6cb](ed0f6cb))
* **workflow:** put cariddi in crawlers group
([#693](#693))
([a9e1afd](a9e1afd))

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