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Similarly, the context shows only documentation content, not real code making an outbound request.

Documentation file contains placeholder text, not malicious code.

Only a comment with a documentation URL; no outbound call or permission grant present.

Comment referencing policy docs; not an execution or permission statement.

Redacted URL in a comment; no network call or permission implied.

Commented link to policy; no outbound call or permission grant.

Documentation link in comment; no network activity or permissions.

Commented policy link; not an execution or permission.

Commented policy reference; no outbound call or grant.

Comment containing policy URL; not a permission grant.

URL in comment; no outbound call or permission.

Documentation link in comment; no execution or permission.

Comment with policy URL; does not grant outbound network access.

The endpoint is a normal Google IAP JWKS URL used for token verification, not an active malicious call.

The endpoint points to a legitimate Google IAP egress service used for authentication, not a malicious data exfiltration target.

Configuration contains placeholder URLs to expected GCP services, not malicious.

Placeholder URL for internal index endpoint; benign configuration.

Placeholder URL for upsertDatapoints API; benign.

The content is documentation describing a detection, not an actual outbound network call or permission grant.

The file is documentation; no real path traversal code is present.

Documentation example; no actual outbound call executed.

Path traversal shown only as example in documentation.

The context shows only empty lines; no path traversal detected.

The outbound network call is shown as a code example in documentation, not an active network request.

The flagged line appears in documentation text, not executable code, indicating a reference rather than an actual outbound network call.

Same as above; the line is a documentation note, not executable code or config.

The absolute path references a standard gcloud SDK directory used for legitimate imports, not malicious file traversal.

The flagged pattern appears only in a comment, not executable code, so no path traversal risk.

The script uses curl to communicate with Apigee’s API for legitimate debug session retrieval.

It performs an authenticated POST to Apigee, a required operation for the tool’s functionality.

The curl call fetches session data from Apigee, part of the intended script workflow.

Each curl call retrieves individual transaction data from Apigee, a normal use case for the script.