Upgrade Alpine to 3.19.x

[gaby]

• Upgrade Alpine from 3.17.x -> 3.19.x
• Upgrade nmap to 7.94
• Add ca-certificates and bind-tools.
• Add docker and github-actions to dependabot
• Update all the Docker related actions
• Update all the checkout related actions.

Note: Merging this PR will create 8-10 PR's related to Rust outdated actions being used in all the workflows.

Fixes #535

[gaby]

Is there anyway to see if there was an improvement in performance by upgrading nmap?

[bergabman]

Is there anyway to see if there was an improvement in performance by upgrading nmap?

You can use RUST_LOG=info ./rustscan to see some benchmark data.

[bee-san]

@CMNatic thoughts? 🤔

[gaby]

@bee-san I will have to update the PR again, it's out of date already 😂

[bee-san]

@bee-san I will have to update the PR again, it's out of date already 😂

hahaha ok <3 :)

[CMNatic]

Yeah, I wouldn't be opposed to the above @bee-san. It most likely would resolve issue #535 at the very least. I would like to manually test this, though, so once the PR is good to go, LMK :)

cc @gaby

[gaby]

@CMNatic @bee-san PR has been updated. Also added some other small fixes and fixed the merged conflict.

[CMNatic]

Thank you:) reviewing on my end 🎉

[CMNatic]

I've tested it manually, and all is good on my end @bee-san. It does not solve #535, but that is because the Dockerfile user (rustscan) does not have permission to write to / (the default context), so we will need to modify the Dockerfile to solve that.

[gaby]

@CMNatic I found it odd that a non-root user was created for scanning ports 😂

/ ownership could be change, but that could break other things

[gaby]

I can remove the rustscan user, mounted directories won't work either unless they are chown/chmod before hand

[CMNatic]

I found it odd that a non-root user was created for scanning ports 😂

Yes, me too 😅 we could do that. No reason perse other than it not being best security practice having the tooling run as root. It would mean that files can be saved anywhere i.e. docker run -it --rm --name rustscan rustscan -a 127.0.0..1 -- -Pn -A -oN test.txt, but as you said, mounted directories would need to be chowned and set up.

I think that begins to creep out of the scope for this though / an "advanced" use, similar to bringing your own nmap scripts to run

I'm happy with all of the above @bee-san :) thanks for the contribution (and the skipping docker image CI check)!