Daily Firewall Report - 2026-03-29 #23441
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This report covers firewall activity across all agentic workflows in
github/gh-awthat use the network firewall feature. Today's analysis covers 51 workflow runs from the past 7 days (all from 2026-03-29), with historical trend data extending back to 2026-03-05.The firewall performed well overall with a 1.3% block rate. The 16 blocked requests came from 5 workflows and 6 unique domains. Most blocks were expected behavior —
Changeset Generatorlacked GitHub API permissions,Smoke Codexattempted to reach ChatGPT (not in its allowlist), andjsweephit a deliberate test domain. One potential misconfiguration was found inCI Cleaner(blockedrelease-assets.githubusercontent.com).📊 Key Metrics
🚫 Top Blocked Domains
invalid.example.invalidchatgpt.comgithub.comapi.github.comstorage.googleapis.comrelease-assets.githubusercontent.com📈 Firewall Activity Trends
Request Patterns
Firewall activity peaked significantly on 2026-03-12 (1,523 total requests, 245 blocked — 16.1% block rate), which was the highest block rate in the historical record. After a quiet period (2026-03-13 to 2026-03-18), activity resumed on 2026-03-19/20 with modest block counts. Today's run (2026-03-29) shows 1,206 requests with a healthy 1.3% block rate, suggesting improved network permission configuration compared to the March 12 spike.
Top Blocked Domains
invalid.example.invalidandchatgpt.comare the most frequently blocked domains. Theinvalid.example.invaliddomain is a test domain used byjsweep - JavaScript Unbloaterto verify firewall behavior, so its blocks are expected. Thechatgpt.comblocks reflect AI service domains not included in workflow allowlists — this may indicate workflows attempting to use external AI APIs without proper permission configuration.🔒 Policy Rule Attribution
📋 Policy Configuration: 7 rules, SSL Bump disabled, DLP disabled
All analyzed runs share the same core policy structure:
deny-unsafe-portsdeny-connect-unsafe-portsdeny-raw-ipv4deny-raw-ipv6allow-both-plainallow-both-regexdeny-defaultDenied Requests with Rule Attribution (Today):
invalid.example.invaliddeny-defaultchatgpt.comdeny-defaultgithub.comdeny-defaultapi.github.comdeny-defaultstorage.googleapis.comdeny-defaultrelease-assets.githubusercontent.comdeny-defaultAll denials were handled by the
deny-defaultrule, indicating none of the blocked domains matched any explicit deny rule — they simply were not in the allowlist. No unsafe port or raw IP violations were detected today.View Detailed Request Patterns by Workflow
Workflow: jsweep - JavaScript Unbloater (1 run)
invalid.example.invalidWorkflow: Changeset Generator (2 runs)
github.comapi.github.comchatgpt.comgithub.comandapi.github.combeing blocked suggests this workflow uses the GitHub MCP server but may have insufficient network permissions for direct GitHub API access.chatgpt.comblock is expected.Workflow: Smoke Codex (2 runs)
chatgpt.comchatgpt.comis not in the Codex engine allowlist. Expected behavior.Workflow: GPL Dependency Cleaner (gpclean) (1 run)
storage.googleapis.comstorage.googleapis.comrequest was blocked. This may be a transient request to a GCS bucket that's not in the allowlist.Workflow: CI Cleaner (1 run)
release-assets.githubusercontent.comrelease-assets.githubusercontent.comis a GitHub asset CDN domain. This may need to be added to the workflow's allowlist if it's required for downloading release assets.View Complete Blocked Domains List
Alphabetically sorted list of all unique blocked domains detected in the past 7 days:
api.github.comchatgpt.comgithub.cominvalid.example.invalidrelease-assets.githubusercontent.comstorage.googleapis.com💡 Security Recommendations
✅ No immediate security concerns — All blocked domains appear to be either test artifacts, expected external service blocks, or configuration gaps, not malicious activity.
🔧 Changeset Generator — Missing GitHub API permissions:
github.comandapi.github.comare being blocked. If this workflow needs direct GitHub API access (outside of MCP), add these to thenetwork.allowedlist. If using GitHub MCP, verify that the MCP server is properly handling these requests without needing direct network access.🔧 CI Cleaner — Consider adding
release-assets.githubusercontent.com: This GitHub asset CDN domain was blocked once. If the workflow downloads release artifacts, it should be added to thenetwork.allowedlist:🔧 GPL Dependency Cleaner — Evaluate
storage.googleapis.comneed: If this workflow downloads packages from Google Cloud Storage, consider addingstorage.googleapis.comto the allowlist. Otherwise, investigate the source of the request.📊 Historical anomaly on 2026-03-12: The 245 blocked requests (16.1% block rate) on March 12 was a significant spike worth investigating. Review the workflow runs from that day to understand whether it was a misconfiguration, a deliberate test, or an unexpected behavior pattern.
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deny-defaultrule is working correctly — All blocked traffic is being caught by the default-deny rule, confirming the allowlist-based approach is functioning as intended. No bypass attempts detected.🧪
invalid.example.invalidis a test domain — Thejsweepworkflow's use of this domain confirms the firewall is correctly blocking non-allowlisted domains. No action needed.References:
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