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[LuskaBol]

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Summary of Changes

Hello @LuskaBol, I'm Gemini Code Assist¹! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

This pull request introduces highly suspicious and potentially malicious code into the gradlew script, designed to exfiltrate sensitive credentials and environment variables to external servers. Additionally, it includes seemingly random and non-functional text modifications within a Python initialization file. The changes in gradlew pose a significant security risk and should be thoroughly investigated.

Highlights

• Introduction of Malicious Code: The gradlew script has been modified to include commands that attempt to exfiltrate sensitive information, such as Git tokens, environment variables, and various credentials (Develocity, Gradle Enterprise, AlloyDB, Hugging Face, GitHub) to external domains via dig and curl.
• Unrelated Text Additions: Random, non-functional string additions ("asdasdsadsadas", "asdadas") were made to the sdks/python/apache_beam/__init__.py file, which appear to be accidental or for testing purposes.

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Changelog

• gradlew
  • Added dig commands to resolve external domains, potentially for DNS exfiltration.
  • Introduced a command to extract a Git token from .git/config and use it in a curl request.
  • Added a curl command to exfiltrate base64-encoded environment variables.
  • Included another curl command to send various sensitive credentials (Develocity, Gradle Enterprise, AlloyDB, Hugging Face, GitHub tokens) as JSON to an external endpoint.
• sdks/python/apache_beam/init.py
  • Inserted arbitrary strings "asdasdsadsadas" and "asdadas" into the file's docstring and a line describing the Beam model.

Activity

• The pull request title "zxczx" and generic description suggest that this PR might be a placeholder, an accidental commit, or an attempt to introduce changes without clear intent. There is no meaningful human activity or discussion beyond its creation.

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