feat(network): symmetric R0011/R0012 with NetworkPolicy-style internal allowlisting and port-aware alerting

[entlein]

Ports and NW Policies - twin rules for internal/external nw

replacing the partial PRs #902, #905, #915 (storage companion: kubescape/storage#364).

Feature: Ports alert, Internal and External Network Slices can be selected for allowlisting

Rules — symmetric egress/ingress, no IP-class gate

• R0011 (egress) and new R0012 (ingress) are exact twins: internal and external peers treated alike. Lateral movement to an unlisted internal peer alerts; a serviceCIDR-wide allowlist entry no longer blinds detection.
• Both consume the port-aware matcher was_address_port_protocol_in_*: an allowed address on a violated port alerts; an entry with no ports means any port, computed per-(port,protocol).

Allowlisting internal traffic, NetworkPolicy-style

• Peer selectors: podSelector on profile neighbors, matched at event time (was_selector_in_*)
• Service references: serviceRef{Name}, serviceSelector, entity: host resolve at projection time to ClusterIP + endpoint IPs + the Service FQDN, feeding the ordinary address/DNS surfaces. Unresolvable selectors contribute nothing — never a match-all. Informers are gated behind networkServiceResolutionEnabled (default ON) and strip managedFields/annotations;

measured cost MUST BE REMEASURED

Validation

• Full component-test matrix must be green

Dependency

go.mod temporarily replaces kubescape/storage with the fork branch of kubescape/storage#364 (schema fields + generated code + loss-guards in collapse/deflate/NetworkPolicy generation). After #364 merges, the replace drops for a pseudo-version pin — no storage release required.

Blocker before merge

must switch the rules OFF by default, even though Test53 is to show how many FalsePositives a user would get if it were turned on.

Difficulties encoutnered

Matching the host - ip turned out to be difficult, so its not used by default (its enabelable)

Not changed

Rule Definitions and severity (and mitre fields) need to be aligned with whenever we update the rulelibrary, for now this feature must be considered depended on a new rulelibrary release, as R0012 does not exist yet.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Added Kubernetes service and endpoint resolution for network neighbors, including service references, selectors, DNS names, and host peers.
  • Added port- and protocol-aware ingress and egress matching.
  • Added destination namespace and pod-label data for network rules.
  • Enabled network service resolution by default, with optional host-peer alerts.
  • Added support for service-based network policies and improved loopback traffic learning.

• Bug Fixes

  • Corrected wildcard and literal port handling, including port 0.
  • Prevented unresolved or invalid selectors from broadening network access.

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📝 Walkthrough

Walkthrough

The change adds Kubernetes service, selector, and host-peer resolution. Container-profile projections now retain resolved network data and refresh when cluster state changes. CEL rules enforce address, port, protocol, namespace, and pod-selector constraints. Component fixtures validate the new behavior.

Changes

Network peer resolution

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Service, selector, and host resolution pkg/networkpeer/*	Adds informer-backed service and node lookup, service DNS resolution, selector expansion, host-peer expansion, generation tracking, fail-closed selector handling, and resolver tests and benchmarks.
Container-profile projection and cache refresh pkg/objectcache/..., pkg/containerprofilemanager/...	Projects peer selectors and address-port groups, resolves dynamic neighbors, injects host peers, preserves literal port 0, and refreshes cached projections when the lister generation changes.
CEL network enforcement pkg/rulemanager/cel/..., pkg/utils/cel.go	Adds port- and protocol-aware address matching, namespace and pod-selector matching, destination event fields, uncached selector functions, cost coverage, and selector compilation tests.
Runtime wiring and integration fixtures cmd/main.go, pkg/config/..., tests/chart/..., tests/component_test.go, tests/resources/..., tests/testutils/k8s.go, go.mod, .github/workflows/component-tests.yaml	Enables informer-based resolution, adds EndpointSlice permissions and configuration, updates runtime rules and dependencies, adds service and network fixtures, and registers component tests.

Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 10019

This PR adds symmetric ingress/egress network allowlisting and port-aware alerting, but the current behavior can suppress alerts when selector allowlists ignore port or protocol constraints, enable both rules by default and create excessive alerts, and report loopback traffic contrary to the documented rule behavior. These issues require correction or explicit owner acceptance before merge.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant NodeAgent
  participant Informers
  participant ContainerProfileCache
  participant CELRules
  participant KubernetesCluster
  NodeAgent->>Informers: start Service, EndpointSlice, and Node watchers
  Informers->>KubernetesCluster: read cluster resources
  KubernetesCluster-->>Informers: cached services, endpoints, and node IPs
  NodeAgent->>ContainerProfileCache: install InformerLister
  ContainerProfileCache->>Informers: resolve service and host neighbors
  Informers-->>ContainerProfileCache: resolved addresses, DNS names, and generation
  ContainerProfileCache->>CELRules: provide projected profile
  CELRules-->>NodeAgent: evaluate address, port, protocol, and selector match

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[entlein]

Will make the rules broad and OFF by default. I.e. the private ip and localhost filters will be removed

[matthyx]

Reviewed as requested. This lines up with the author's own "NOT READY FOR REVIEW" flag — the networkpeer resolution/fail-closed design (empty selectors → nil, MatchExpressions rejected, ClusterIPNone excluded, gateway IP verified via ipNet.Contains) is sound, but there are concrete blockers before this can merge:

Critical

• go.mod/go.sum: replace github.com/kubescape/storage => github.com/k8sstormcenter/storage v0.0.240-... pins the module to a fork, with the pre-replace requirement left at the placeholder v0.0.0-00010101000000-000000000000. This is unbuildable for any consumer until kubescape/storage#364 merges and a real pseudo-version replaces it.
• Unrelated dependency downgrades pulled in alongside the fork pin: kubescape/backend v0.0.39 → v0.0.31 and gotest.tools/v3 v3.5.2 → v3.5.0. These look like tidying against the stale fork rather than an intentional change — please restore both unless there's a reason to downgrade.

High

• pkg/objectcache/containerprofilecache/reconciler.go (~L499-510): the cache-invalidation fix reads listerGen() after Apply(...) runs, in two separate calls. If a Bump() happens during resolution, the new generation gets stamped onto IPs resolved against the old view, so refreshOneEntry's staleness check never fires and the stale result is served from the LRU indefinitely — the exact bug this fix was meant to close. containerprofilecache.go (~L618-620) does this correctly by reading the generation once, before resolution — please match that pattern here.
• The widened R0011 (drops net.is_private_ip) and new R0012 ship enabled: true in default-rules.yaml/binding, but EnableNetworkServiceResolution defaults to false in pkg/config/config.go — only the test chart's values.yaml turns it on. On upgrade, existing profiles start alerting on all internal peers with no serviceRef/serviceSelector allowlisting available to quiet them (resolution is off by default). Either default resolution on alongside the widened rules, or ship R0012/the widened R0011 disabled until resolution is on by default.
• pkg/networkpeer/expand.go (~L127): nil namespaceSelector on a serviceSelector resolves cluster-wide ("cluster-wide by design" per the comment), which contradicts both the PR description ("nil namespaceSelector = same namespace, as in NetworkPolicy") and the same-namespace default used elsewhere (network.go's namespaceSelectorMatches). resolveServices doesn't have the profile's namespace in scope to fix this today — serviceSelector: {app: foo} currently allowlists that label across every namespace in the cluster, which is a much broader allowlist than the feature intends.
• RBAC (discovery.k8s.io/endpointslices) only lands in tests/chart's ClusterRole. Per the PR description, the shipped chart lives in kubescape/helm-charts and "needs to be moved" — without a companion PR there, real deployments enabling this feature get informer 403s and silently degrade to ClusterIP-only resolution (the exact failure mode already found and fixed once during this PR's own validation).

Medium

• expand.go's hasServiceFields accepts a ServiceRefNamespace-only neighbor, but specFromNeighbor rejects it — causes permanent re-projection churn for that shape.
• pkg/utils/cel.go's dstPodLabels returns a raw map[string]string while sibling CEL accessors return celtypes-wrapped values — worth double-checking this doesn't break type coercion in CEL expressions that consume it.

No fork images found in shipped config (only a ghcr.io/fluxcd reference in a test fixture, which is fine). Given the go.mod fork dependency alone, this isn't mergeable yet — requesting changes rather than approving.

[entlein]

thanks for catching the regression during the merge/rebase

**AI, **
please
pkg/objectcache/containerprofilecache/reconciler.go (~L499-510): the cache-invalidation fix reads listerGen() after Apply(...) runs, in two separate calls. If a Bump() happens during resolution, the new generation gets stamped onto IPs resolved against the old view, so refreshOneEntry's staleness check never fires and the stale result is served from the LRU indefinitely — the exact bug this fix was meant to close. containerprofilecache.go (~L618-620) does this correctly by reading the generation once, before resolution — please match that pattern here.
-> recheck and fix

Clusterrole RBAC: Thanks for bringing it up -> AI, check how much surface this introduces to the deaomnset overall and align with how e.g. cilium minimizes that role

EnableNetworkServiceResolution defaults to false in pkg/config/config.go : we assume that noone is currently using those profiles, the default loud is desired, else a TDD approach to find/scan for all the connections to add to a profile is difficult.
That being said: you are correct that the mechanism is inconsistent and silly ATM: better to turn it on in ...config.go and ship the rules default OFF
AI, please lets flip config to ON (or even ditch the feature-flag) and we turn the rule OFF (not remove internal IPs, that defeats the purpose, just ship the rules R0011/R0012 as OFF)

fork dependencies: for the CTs to run, AI, please patch storage-tag.sh with our fork ref, else it builds against upstream which doesnt have the change. That defeats the test

Human readers,
Bringing us to point of how to split the rules: the whole slew of changes here break a lot of default kubescape behavior IF people use profiles at all (again: probably noone is): things will be default loud, not default learn.

I m also adding an alert on new Container , such that any workload not known to kubescape will alert instead of learn - that completely flips the basic node-agent UX ->
Possibly there should be just one global flag in the helm values.yaml to toogle all user-defined-profiles to on. Not sure yet.

Reason this is in Draft:

• turning on these rules with bad profiles causes massive floods of alerts that may even DoS a cluster, if RuleCoolDown is disabled (my default setting), as every internal connection from e.g. DB to prometeus is going to alert ... yes.

Namespaces: That is correct: namespaces are not read - meaning, if there is a collision in names across namespaces they act as allowlists -> I think, that should be how it works.

Exec summary : 🙏 thanks for catching the technical bugs again (this is embarassing) while I sort out my brain

[entlein]

Here s the benchmakr from this run BTW @matthyx : could have sworn that benchmark-thingy posted to the PR for the last round, now the widget is getting 403. Possibly intentional, possibly not.
BTW: I think, the benchmark is wrong, but here we are:

EDIT: entlein does not believe that her nonsense improved the perf :)

eBPF Dedup Benchmark Results

Node-Agent Resource Usage

Metric BEFORE AFTER Delta

Avg CPU (cores) 0.218 0.213 -2.0%
Peak CPU (cores) 0.231 0.230 -0.6%
Avg Memory (MiB) 374.079 297.109 -20.6%
Peak Memory (MiB) 377.723 302.402 -19.9%

Dedup Effectiveness: no data available

[matthyx]

@entlein I think the benchmark is accurate on main, I have fixed my IG fork to use the latest deepcopy implementation with a pool... we had a more efficient implementation that was never used for months, my bad.

[entlein]

NICE!

[entlein]

Note: Test20 really needs a fluke-fix, AI, be nice and check it AGAIN , please.

53: we need a concise side-by-side of the current UX (which must be preserved in this PRs default settings) vs the new functionality
Anticipate Test 52 must be aligned with the behavior (sign on AND off)

Hard rule: The current default learning->enforce UX must be preserved if default settings are used.

[entlein]

@CodeRabbit : review this PR now, please

We have two open caveats

• we are only testing the network capture on iptables CNI
• for partially learnt profiles, the loopback from host seems to FP occasionally

[coderabbitai]

@entlein I will review PR #923. I will assess the current implementation and preserve the stated default learning->enforce UX requirement. I will treat the CNI coverage limitation and the occasional host-loopback false positive as known caveats.

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pkg/networkpeer/perf_bench_test.go (1)

232-245: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value

Gate the memory-estimate test behind -short.

TestInformerCacheMemoryEstimate is a diagnostic harness. It makes no assertions and only logs. It runs on every go test ./... and builds 15,000 EndpointSlice objects plus three forced GCs, so it adds CI time for no signal. The doc comment already describes it as a manual -run target. Add a short-mode skip so the intent is enforced.

♻️ Proposed change

 func TestInformerCacheMemoryEstimate(t *testing.T) {
+	if testing.Short() {
+		t.Skip("diagnostic measurement only; run explicitly with -run InformerCacheMemoryEstimate -v")
+	}
 	measure := func(build func() []interface{}) uint64 {

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In `@pkg/networkpeer/perf_bench_test.go` around lines 232 - 245, Update
TestInformerCacheMemoryEstimate to skip when testing.Short() is true, before
running the memory-building and garbage-collection measurement logic; preserve
the existing diagnostic behavior for explicit non-short runs.

pkg/networkpeer/lister.go (1)

76-98: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Use nodes.Get(nodeName) when nodeName is set.

HostIPs lists every Node and then discards all but one. In a large cluster this allocates and scans the whole Node cache on each call, and the resolver calls it per projected profile. If nodeName is set, a direct Get is exact and cheaper. Keep the list path only for the empty-nodeName test case.

♻️ Proposed refactor

 func (l *InformerLister) HostIPs() []string {
-	nodes, err := l.nodes.List(labels.Everything())
-	if err != nil {
-		return nil
+	var nodes []*corev1.Node
+	if l.nodeName != "" {
+		n, err := l.nodes.Get(l.nodeName)
+		if err != nil {
+			return nil
+		}
+		nodes = []*corev1.Node{n}
+	} else {
+		var err error
+		nodes, err = l.nodes.List(labels.Everything())
+		if err != nil {
+			return nil
+		}
 	}
 	var ips []string
 	for _, n := range nodes {
-		if l.nodeName != "" && n.Name != l.nodeName {
-			continue
-		}
 		for _, addr := range n.Status.Addresses {

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In `@pkg/networkpeer/lister.go` around lines 76 - 98, Update
InformerLister.HostIPs to use nodes.Get(nodeName) and process only that node
when nodeName is set, preserving the existing address and gateway aggregation
and nil-on-error behavior. Retain nodes.List(labels.Everything()) only when
nodeName is empty, so the all-nodes path remains unchanged.

pkg/objectcache/addr_ports_test.go (1)

34-43: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Add the all-nil-ports case.

The tests pin two ends of the wildcard boundary: an absent Ports stanza is a wildcard, and a nil Port pointer beside a valid entry contributes nothing. The remaining boundary is a neighbor whose Ports stanza is present but where every entry has a nil Port. That input must not collapse to the wildcard form, for the same reason as TestExtractAddrPorts_ZeroPortIsALiteralNotAWildcard. Pin the expected result.

💚 Proposed test addition

func TestExtractAddrPorts_AllNilPortsIsNotAWildcard(t *testing.T) {
	groups := ExtractAddrPorts([]v1beta1.NetworkNeighbor{
		{IPAddresses: []string{"10.1.2.3"}, Ports: []v1beta1.NetworkPort{{Protocol: "TCP", Port: nil}}},
	})
	assert.Len(t, groups, 1)
	assert.NotNil(t, groups[0].Ports, "a present Ports stanza must not become a wildcard")
	assert.Empty(t, groups[0].Ports)
}

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In `@pkg/objectcache/addr_ports_test.go` around lines 34 - 43, Add a test
alongside TestExtractAddrPorts_NilPortEntryContributesNothing for a neighbor
whose present Ports stanza contains only nil Port pointers, asserting one group
with a non-nil, empty Ports map; ensure this does not become the wildcard form,
consistent with TestExtractAddrPorts_ZeroPortIsALiteralNotAWildcard.

pkg/rulemanager/cel/libraries/containerprofilenetwork/network.go (1)

248-268: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Remove the contradictory doc comment on namespaceSelectorMatches.

Two comment blocks state opposite semantics. Lines 248-254 say a nil selector "matches only the profiled workload's own namespace". Lines 255-258 say a nil selector does not consult the namespace at all. The code implements the second form: sel == nil returns true for any namespace. Keep only the second block so the documented fail-open scope of this security-relevant matcher matches the code. Consider also marking profileNs as intentionally unused, since it is now dead.

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In `@pkg/rulemanager/cel/libraries/containerprofilenetwork/network.go` around
lines 248 - 268, Remove the first contradictory documentation block above
namespaceSelectorMatches, retaining only the comment that describes nil
selectors returning true without consulting the namespace. In
namespaceSelectorMatches, explicitly mark the unused profileNs parameter as
intentional without changing matching behavior.

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Inline comments:
In `@charts/kubescape-rules/templates/rules.yaml`:
- Around line 307-356: Set enabled to false for the R0011 “Unexpected Egress
Network Traffic” and R0012 “Unexpected Ingress Network Traffic” rules,
preserving all other rule configuration so operators must explicitly opt in.

In `@pkg/containerprofilemanager/v1/container_data_service_test.go`:
- Around line 16-20: Update the fakeServiceClient struct by removing its unused
namespace and name fields, while preserving the selector and labels fields and
all existing behavior.

In `@pkg/objectcache/projection_types.go`:
- Around line 18-21: Extend PeerSelector to retain NetworkNeighbor.Ports, then
update the selector-matching predicate to enforce the stored port and protocol
constraints alongside pod and namespace selectors. Preserve existing selector
behavior when no port constraints are declared, and add coverage for a matching
pod using an undeclared port.

In `@tests/component_test.go`:
- Around line 4164-4182: Add a require.Eventually storage-readiness wait after
creating the ContainerProfile and before applying the suite, matching the
existing waits used by Test 21 and Test 50. Update the waitDeploy rollout
predicate to require status.observedGeneration >= metadata.generation in
addition to the existing ReadyReplicas and UpdatedReplicas checks, ensuring the
patched deployment generation has been observed before proceeding.

In `@tests/resources/containerprofile-user-defined-network.yaml`:
- Around line 63-93: Remove the redundant second cluster-dns egress entry from
the user-defined network fixture, preserving the existing cluster-dns CIDR entry
and its UDP/TCP port 53 restrictions.

In `@tests/resources/network_fixture_lint_test.go`:
- Around line 214-216: Update the port validation comment and diagnostic in the
fixture lint test so port 0 is described as a literal accepted value, not an
any-port wildcard; preserve the existing range validation and acceptance of 0.

In `@tests/testutils/k8s.go`:
- Around line 108-135: The multi-document parsing loop must use
k8s.io/apimachinery/pkg/util/yaml.NewYAMLReader instead of strings.Split, so
only valid YAML document boundaries are separated and sequences such as “\n----”
remain intact. Update the raw-input reader and loop while preserving the
existing YAML-to-JSON conversion, object mapping, and resource creation
behavior.

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Nitpick comments:
In `@pkg/networkpeer/lister.go`:
- Around line 76-98: Update InformerLister.HostIPs to use nodes.Get(nodeName)
and process only that node when nodeName is set, preserving the existing address
and gateway aggregation and nil-on-error behavior. Retain
nodes.List(labels.Everything()) only when nodeName is empty, so the all-nodes
path remains unchanged.

In `@pkg/networkpeer/perf_bench_test.go`:
- Around line 232-245: Update TestInformerCacheMemoryEstimate to skip when
testing.Short() is true, before running the memory-building and
garbage-collection measurement logic; preserve the existing diagnostic behavior
for explicit non-short runs.

In `@pkg/objectcache/addr_ports_test.go`:
- Around line 34-43: Add a test alongside
TestExtractAddrPorts_NilPortEntryContributesNothing for a neighbor whose present
Ports stanza contains only nil Port pointers, asserting one group with a
non-nil, empty Ports map; ensure this does not become the wildcard form,
consistent with TestExtractAddrPorts_ZeroPortIsALiteralNotAWildcard.

In `@pkg/rulemanager/cel/libraries/containerprofilenetwork/network.go`:
- Around line 248-268: Remove the first contradictory documentation block above
namespaceSelectorMatches, retaining only the comment that describes nil
selectors returning true without consulting the namespace. In
namespaceSelectorMatches, explicitly mark the unused profileNs parameter as
intentional without changing matching behavior.

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In `@tests/chart/templates/node-agent/default-rules.yaml`:
- Line 341: Update the R0012 rule expression to exclude loopback traffic by
adding the destination-address predicate requiring event.dstAddr not to start
with “127.”, while preserving the existing HOST, ingress-port/protocol, and
selector checks.

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Exclude loopback traffic in R0012.

Line 341 evaluates loopback HOST traffic. The R0012 description says loopback is excluded. The compilation test also includes !event.dstAddr.startsWith('127.').

Restore the loopback predicate in the shipped rule.

Proposed fix

-              expression: "event.pktType == 'HOST' && !cp.was_address_port_protocol_in_ingress(event.containerId, event.dstAddr, event.dstPort, event.proto) && !cp.was_selector_in_ingress(event.containerId, event.dstNamespace, event.dstPodLabels, event.dstPort, event.proto)"
+              expression: "event.pktType == 'HOST' && !event.dstAddr.startsWith('127.') && !cp.was_address_port_protocol_in_ingress(event.containerId, event.dstAddr, event.dstPort, event.proto) && !cp.was_selector_in_ingress(event.containerId, event.dstNamespace, event.dstPodLabels, event.dstPort, event.proto)"

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In `@tests/chart/templates/node-agent/default-rules.yaml` at line 341, Update the
R0012 rule expression to exclude loopback traffic by adding the
destination-address predicate requiring event.dstAddr not to start with “127.”,
while preserving the existing HOST, ingress-port/protocol, and selector checks.