// Example of measuring HostPath risks using metrics
class HostPathRiskAnalyzer {
private $hostPaths;
public function __construct($hostPaths) {
$this->hostPaths = $hostPaths;
}
public function measureRisk() {
$riskData = [];
foreach ($this->hostPaths as $path) {
// Apply risk evaluation criteria
$riskScore = $this->evaluateRisk($path);
$riskData[$path] = $riskScore;
}
return $riskData;
}
private function evaluateRisk($path) {
// Simple risk evaluation logic
// This can be adjusted to include more complex checks
if (strpos($path, '/var/') === 0) {
return 'High';
} elseif (strpos($path, '/home/') === 0) {
return 'Medium';
}
return 'Low';
}
}
$hostPaths = ['/var/logs', '/home/user', '/etc/hosts'];
$riskAnalyzer = new HostPathRiskAnalyzer($hostPaths);
$riskAssessment = $riskAnalyzer->measureRisk();
print_r($riskAssessment);
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