fix: false positive found in quantitative testing round 2 for unix rce rules (932230 PL-1, 932235 PL-1, 932250 PL-1, 932260 PL-1, 932231 PL-2, 932220 PL-2, 932236 PL-2, 932239 PL-2, 932232 PL-3, 932238 PL-3) #4019
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…e rules (932230 PL-1, 932235 PL-1, 932250 PL-1, 932260 PL-1, 932231 PL-2, 932220 PL-2, 932236 PL-2, 932239 PL-2, 932232 PL-3, 932238 PL-3)
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Fixes false positive reported in round 2 quantitative testing for the Unix RCE rules by removing the following commands specifically for 932235:
I've made some minor changes to the unix evasion prefix by adding @ to common English words (time, watch, etc) which resolved 2 of the false positives for all paranoia levels, and will likely prevent similar false positives in the future.
closes #3932