Does EPSS score vulnerabilities that have no CVE ID?
EPSS scores published CVEs, so an advisory with no CVE ID has no EPSS score. Here is how to handle those findings, such as malicious package reports.
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EPSS scores published CVEs, so an advisory with no CVE ID has no EPSS score. Here is how to handle those findings, such as malicious package reports.
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