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if the image is mirrored or made by SUSE (true/false), release, affected
binary, vulnerable dependency (and its version), vulnerability ID (CVE, GHSA,
SUSE-SU etc.), severity, status (if affected or not affected/false-positive),
justification (for false-positives), vulnerability type (related to the programming
language or container OS).
The search functionality might execute a bit slow depending on the number of
vulnerabilities displayed in the page.
False-positive CVEs that are removed with VEX have the status as "not
affected" with the severity set to "none", because they do not affect the
binary/package/image. The justification explains why they are false-positives,
according to the VEX statuses as explained in KB 000021573.
For further instructions about scanned versions, scanning frequency, tooling
and false-positives, please consult the main instructions.
The severity (CVSS rating) of some CVEs in the portal might differ from the
original severity reported by some vendors and security scanners. This happens,
because SUSE recalculates the
CVSS rating of CVEs based on criteria, like: applicability and difficulty of the
issue being exploited in the wild; how it can actually affect the
confidentiality, integrity and availability of SUSE's products etc. CVEs that
had their CVSS severity rating changed, either decreased or increased, will have
the distinctive tag '*' close to its severity.