Integrate Cloud, Operational, and Information Security Tools

[GYFX35]

This change integrates a new suite of security tools into the Global Security Platform.

• Backend Logic: A new module social_media_analyzer/operational_security.py implements AI-driven analysis for:
  • Cloud Security: Auditing configurations for misconfigurations like open SSH ports and public S3 buckets.
  • IoT Security: Monitoring telemetry (voltage, temperature) for tampering or hardware anomalies.
  • Operational Security (OpSec): Scanning logs for sensitive data leaks (e.g., AWS/Google API keys) and plaintext credentials.
• API Integration: The Flask backend now includes /analyze/cloud, /analyze/iot, and /analyze/opsec endpoints to bridge the frontend with the new AI logic.
• Frontend UI: The OfficialAssistance component features a new "Operational Security" tab with interactive launch buttons. These tools prompt for user input and display analysis results with status badges.
• Verification: unit tests were added and passed for the new AI modules. Frontend functionality was verified using Playwright screenshots.

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Summary by Sourcery

Integrate new operational security capabilities across backend and frontend, enabling AI-driven cloud, IoT, and log security analysis.

New Features:

• Add Operational Security role and tools to the Official Assistance UI with interactive launch actions and result display.
• Introduce backend Flask endpoints for cloud, IoT, and operational log security analysis.
• Implement AI-based analyzers for cloud configuration, IoT telemetry, and operational log security scanning.

Enhancements:

• Enhance Official Assistance UI to show analysis status badges and findings for tool executions.
• Update marketplace description to reflect expanded Operational Security support.

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Reviewer's Guide

Adds an Operational Security tool suite spanning frontend, backend APIs, and a new AI analysis module for cloud, IoT, and log security scanning, wiring the Official Assistance UI to call new Flask endpoints and display structured analysis results.

Sequence diagram for Operational Security tool invocation flow

sequenceDiagram
    actor User
    participant OfficialAssistance
    participant BrowserFetch
    participant FlaskApp
    participant CloudSecurityAI

    User->>OfficialAssistance: Click Launch on cloud_audit tool
    OfficialAssistance->>User: Prompt for cloud configuration
    User-->>OfficialAssistance: Enter config text
    OfficialAssistance->>BrowserFetch: fetch /analyze/cloud (POST, JSON {config})
    BrowserFetch->>FlaskApp: HTTP POST /analyze/cloud
    FlaskApp->>FlaskApp: Validate request body has config
    FlaskApp->>CloudSecurityAI: Create instance
    FlaskApp->>CloudSecurityAI: audit_config(config_text)
    CloudSecurityAI-->>FlaskApp: {status, findings}
    FlaskApp-->>BrowserFetch: JSON response {status, findings}
    BrowserFetch-->>OfficialAssistance: Deliver analysis result
    OfficialAssistance->>OfficialAssistance: setResult and setLoading(false)
    OfficialAssistance-->>User: Render analysis_result_box with status_badge and findings

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Class diagram for new Operational Security AI analyzers

classDiagram
    class CloudSecurityAI {
        +audit_config(config_text) dict
    }

    class IoTSecurityAI {
        +analyze_telemetry(telemetry_data) dict
    }

    class OpSecAI {
        +scan_logs(log_text) dict
    }

    class FlaskApp {
        +analyze_cloud()
        +analyze_iot()
        +analyze_opsec()
    }

    FlaskApp --> CloudSecurityAI : uses
    FlaskApp --> IoTSecurityAI : uses
    FlaskApp --> OpSecAI : uses

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Extend Official Assistance UI with an Operational Security role and wire tool launches to backend analysis endpoints with result rendering.	Add a new operational_security role with three tools (cloud audit, IoT telemetry, OpSec log scanner) to the assistanceRoles configuration. Introduce local state (result, loading) and a handleLaunch async function that prompts for input per tool, POSTs JSON to the appropriate /analyze/* endpoint, and stores the response. Render loading indicator and an analysis result box with status badge, findings list, and close button based on backend response shape. Replace the previous generic Launch alert handler with handleLaunch and add CSS styles for the result box, status badges, loading overlay, and close button.	src/OfficialAssistance.jsx
Expose new Flask API endpoints that delegate to operational security AI analyzers for cloud configs, IoT telemetry, and operational logs.	Import the new operational_security module alongside existing analyzer modules. Add /analyze/cloud POST endpoint that validates presence of 'config' in JSON body and passes it to CloudSecurityAI.audit_config, returning its result JSON. Add /analyze/iot POST endpoint that validates a non-empty JSON body and passes it to IoTSecurityAI.analyze_telemetry, returning its result JSON. Add /analyze/opsec POST endpoint that validates presence of 'logs' in JSON body and passes it to OpSecAI.scan_logs, returning its result JSON, with 400 responses for missing required fields.	text_message_analyzer/app.py
Include Operational Security in the Marketplace entry for the Official Assistance tool.	Update the Official Assistance tool description string to mention Operational Security in addition to existing stakeholder groups.	src/Marketplace.jsx
Introduce an operational_security AI module implementing simple pattern-based analysis for cloud configurations, IoT telemetry, and operational logs.	Add CloudSecurityAI.audit_config to scan config text for common misconfigurations such as open SSH from 0.0.0.0/0, overly permissive inbound rules, and public-read S3 buckets, returning SECURE or RISK_DETECTED with findings. Add IoTSecurityAI.analyze_telemetry to inspect voltage and temperature values from a telemetry dict, flagging low voltage and high temperature and returning STABLE or ANOMALY with findings. Add OpSecAI.scan_logs to search log text for AWS access keys, Google API keys, and potential plaintext passwords, returning CLEAR or THREAT_DETECTED with findings.	social_media_analyzer/operational_security.py

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[sourcery-ai]

Hey - I've left some high level feedback:

• The handleLaunch logic in OfficialAssistance relies on prompt and unvalidated casting for IoT inputs, which can produce NaN and silently send null to the backend; consider replacing prompts with a small form/modal and performing explicit numeric validation with user-facing error feedback.
• The /analyze/iot endpoint only checks that some JSON exists and then passes it to IoTSecurityAI, which assumes voltage and temperature keys; adding explicit validation for required fields and their types/ranges would prevent confusing results when the payload is incomplete or malformed.
• In handleLaunch, you might simplify and harden the endpoint selection by using a configuration map (tool-id → endpoint + payload builder) and by checking response.ok before response.json() to surface backend error messages instead of a generic alert.

Prompt for AI Agents

Please address the comments from this code review:

## Overall Comments
- The `handleLaunch` logic in `OfficialAssistance` relies on `prompt` and unvalidated casting for IoT inputs, which can produce `NaN` and silently send `null` to the backend; consider replacing prompts with a small form/modal and performing explicit numeric validation with user-facing error feedback.
- The `/analyze/iot` endpoint only checks that some JSON exists and then passes it to `IoTSecurityAI`, which assumes `voltage` and `temperature` keys; adding explicit validation for required fields and their types/ranges would prevent confusing results when the payload is incomplete or malformed.
- In `handleLaunch`, you might simplify and harden the endpoint selection by using a configuration map (tool-id → endpoint + payload builder) and by checking `response.ok` before `response.json()` to surface backend error messages instead of a generic alert.

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