Vulnerable vs malicious dependency: why you need different checks
A vulnerable dependency has a flaw someone can exploit. A malicious one is built to harm you. They need different detection, triage and response.
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A vulnerable dependency has a flaw someone can exploit. A malicious one is built to harm you. They need different detection, triage and response.
CISA says a VEX document does not have to be part of an advisory. Learn when to embed VEX in a CSAF or CycloneDX document and when to publish it alone.
After upgrading a vulnerable dependency, which VEX status do you use? A short guide to fixed versus not affected versus affected for older releases.
Use cosign verify with the krel-trust identity for registry.k8s.io images, and verify the release SBOM with checksums and a signature. Pin digests too.
Download kubectl with its .sig and .cert files and run cosign verify-blob with the release identity and Google issuer. Steps, flags and what a pass means.
The Gradle wrapper JAR and distribution run on every developer and CI machine. Pin the distribution checksum and validate the wrapper JAR first.
In OSV, 54.5 percent of PyPI advisories and 48.6 percent of Go advisories carry no severity label. Do not read unrated as low; here is how to handle it.
Unity matches a package name to the closest scope in your scopedRegistries list, else the default registry. How it works and what to check first.
PyPI's analysis says the first bad releases came through a trusted workflow, the second through a leftover token. What attestations did and did not prove.
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