feat(java): detect HttpGet/HttpPut created with non-literal URL (CWE-918) - #115
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… the enclosing method (CWE-862)
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Adds a rule detecting Apache HttpClient GET/PUT request objects constructed from a non-literal URL (complements the existing HttpPost rule). When the URL is derived from configuration, environment or other user-influenced input, the Jenkins controller can be coerced into sending requests (with any attached headers/credentials) to attacker-chosen hosts — SSRF. The rule excludes fully literal URLs.
Rule: codevigilant.java.jenkins.ssrf.httpclient-get-put-unvalidated-url
Validated with semgrep --validate; fires on non-literal HttpGet/HttpPut, silent on literal URLs.