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var CheckEnableLogging = rules.Register(
	scan2.Rule{
		AVDID:       "AVD-AWS-0010",
		Provider:    providers2.AWSProvider,
		Service:     "cloudfront",
		ShortCode:   "enable-logging",
		Summary:     "Cloudfront distribution should have Access Logging configured",
		Impact:      "Logging provides vital information about access and usage",
		Resolution:  "Enable logging for CloudFront distributions",
		Explanation: `You should configure CloudFront Access Logging to create log files that contain detailed information about every user request that CloudFront receives`,
		Links: []string{
			"https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonCloudFront/latest/DeveloperGuide/AccessLogs.html",
		},
		Terraform: &scan2.EngineMetadata{
			GoodExamples:        terraformEnableLoggingGoodExamples,
			BadExamples:         terraformEnableLoggingBadExamples,
			Links:               terraformEnableLoggingLinks,
			RemediationMarkdown: terraformEnableLoggingRemediationMarkdown,
		},
		CloudFormation: &scan2.EngineMetadata{
			GoodExamples:        cloudFormationEnableLoggingGoodExamples,
			BadExamples:         cloudFormationEnableLoggingBadExamples,
			Links:               cloudFormationEnableLoggingLinks,
			RemediationMarkdown: cloudFormationEnableLoggingRemediationMarkdown,
		},
		Severity: severity2.Medium,
	},
	func(s *state2.State) (results scan2.Results) {
		for _, dist := range s.AWS.Cloudfront.Distributions {
			if dist.Logging.Bucket.IsEmpty() {
				results.Add(
					"Distribution does not have logging enabled.",
					dist.Logging.Bucket,
				)
			} else {
				results.AddPassed(&dist)
			}
		}
		return
	},
)

var CheckEnableWaf = rules.Register(
	scan2.Rule{
		AVDID:       "AVD-AWS-0011",
		Provider:    providers2.AWSProvider,
		Service:     "cloudfront",
		ShortCode:   "enable-waf",
		Summary:     "CloudFront distribution does not have a WAF in front.",
		Impact:      "Complex web application attacks can more easily be performed without a WAF",
		Resolution:  "Enable WAF for the CloudFront distribution",
		Explanation: `You should configure a Web Application Firewall in front of your CloudFront distribution. This will mitigate many types of attacks on your web application.`,
		Links: []string{
			"https://docs.aws.amazon.com/waf/latest/developerguide/cloudfront-features.html",
		},
		Terraform: &scan2.EngineMetadata{
			GoodExamples:        terraformEnableWafGoodExamples,
			BadExamples:         terraformEnableWafBadExamples,
			Links:               terraformEnableWafLinks,
			RemediationMarkdown: terraformEnableWafRemediationMarkdown,
		},
		CloudFormation: &scan2.EngineMetadata{
			GoodExamples:        cloudFormationEnableWafGoodExamples,
			BadExamples:         cloudFormationEnableWafBadExamples,
			Links:               cloudFormationEnableWafLinks,
			RemediationMarkdown: cloudFormationEnableWafRemediationMarkdown,
		},
		Severity: severity2.High,
	},
	func(s *state2.State) (results scan2.Results) {
		for _, dist := range s.AWS.Cloudfront.Distributions {
			if dist.WAFID.IsEmpty() {
				results.Add(
					"Distribution does not utilise a WAF.",
					dist.WAFID,
				)
			} else {
				results.AddPassed(&dist)
			}
		}
		return
	},
)

var CheckEnforceHttps = rules.Register(
	scan2.Rule{
		AVDID:      "AVD-AWS-0012",
		Provider:   providers2.AWSProvider,
		Service:    "cloudfront",
		ShortCode:  "enforce-https",
		Summary:    "CloudFront distribution allows unencrypted (HTTP) communications.",
		Impact:     "CloudFront is available through an unencrypted connection",
		Resolution: "Only allow HTTPS for CloudFront distribution communication",
		Explanation: `Plain HTTP is unencrypted and human-readable. This means that if a malicious actor was to eavesdrop on your connection, they would be able to see all of your data flowing back and forth.

You should use HTTPS, which is HTTP over an encrypted (TLS) connection, meaning eavesdroppers cannot read your traffic.`,
		Links: []string{
			"https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonCloudFront/latest/DeveloperGuide/using-https-cloudfront-to-s3-origin.html",
		},
		Terraform: &scan2.EngineMetadata{
			GoodExamples:        terraformEnforceHttpsGoodExamples,
			BadExamples:         terraformEnforceHttpsBadExamples,
			Links:               terraformEnforceHttpsLinks,
			RemediationMarkdown: terraformEnforceHttpsRemediationMarkdown,
		},
		CloudFormation: &scan2.EngineMetadata{
			GoodExamples:        cloudFormationEnforceHttpsGoodExamples,
			BadExamples:         cloudFormationEnforceHttpsBadExamples,
			Links:               cloudFormationEnforceHttpsLinks,
			RemediationMarkdown: cloudFormationEnforceHttpsRemediationMarkdown,
		},
		Severity: severity2.Critical,
	},
	func(s *state2.State) (results scan2.Results) {
		for _, dist := range s.AWS.Cloudfront.Distributions {
			if dist.DefaultCacheBehaviour.ViewerProtocolPolicy.EqualTo(cloudfront2.ViewerPolicyProtocolAllowAll) {
				results.Add(
					"Distribution allows unencrypted communications.",
					dist.DefaultCacheBehaviour.ViewerProtocolPolicy,
				)
			} else {
				results.AddPassed(&dist)
			}
			for _, behaviour := range dist.OrdererCacheBehaviours {
				if behaviour.ViewerProtocolPolicy.EqualTo(cloudfront2.ViewerPolicyProtocolAllowAll) {
					results.Add(
						"Distribution allows unencrypted communications.",
						behaviour.ViewerProtocolPolicy,
					)
				} else {
					results.AddPassed(&behaviour)
				}
			}

		}
		return
	},
)

var CheckUseSecureTlsPolicy = rules.Register(
	scan2.Rule{
		AVDID:      "AVD-AWS-0013",
		Provider:   providers2.AWSProvider,
		Service:    "cloudfront",
		ShortCode:  "use-secure-tls-policy",
		Summary:    "CloudFront distribution uses outdated SSL/TLS protocols.",
		Impact:     "Outdated SSL policies increase exposure to known vulnerabilities",
		Resolution: "Use the most modern TLS/SSL policies available",
		Explanation: `You should not use outdated/insecure TLS versions for encryption. You should be using TLS v1.2+.
		
Note: that setting *minimum_protocol_version = "TLSv1.2_2021"* is only possible when *cloudfront_default_certificate* is false (eg. you are not using the cloudfront.net domain name). 
If *cloudfront_default_certificate* is true then the Cloudfront API will only allow setting *minimum_protocol_version = "TLSv1"*, and setting it to any other value will result in a perpetual diff in your *terraform plan*'s. 
The only option when using the cloudfront.net domain name is to ignore this rule.`,
		Links: []string{
			"https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonCloudFront/latest/DeveloperGuide/secure-connections-supported-viewer-protocols-ciphers.html",
		},
		Terraform: &scan2.EngineMetadata{
			GoodExamples:        terraformUseSecureTlsPolicyGoodExamples,
			BadExamples:         terraformUseSecureTlsPolicyBadExamples,
			Links:               terraformUseSecureTlsPolicyLinks,
			RemediationMarkdown: terraformUseSecureTlsPolicyRemediationMarkdown,
		},
		CloudFormation: &scan2.EngineMetadata{
			GoodExamples:        cloudFormationUseSecureTlsPolicyGoodExamples,
			BadExamples:         cloudFormationUseSecureTlsPolicyBadExamples,
			Links:               cloudFormationUseSecureTlsPolicyLinks,
			RemediationMarkdown: cloudFormationUseSecureTlsPolicyRemediationMarkdown,
		},
		Severity: severity2.High,
	},
	func(s *state2.State) (results scan2.Results) {
		for _, dist := range s.AWS.Cloudfront.Distributions {
			if dist.ViewerCertificate.MinimumProtocolVersion.NotEqualTo(cloudfront2.ProtocolVersionTLS1_2) {
				results.Add(
					"Distribution allows unencrypted communications.",
					dist.ViewerCertificate.MinimumProtocolVersion,
				)
			} else {
				results.AddPassed(&dist)
			}
		}
		return
	},
)