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- Search the Grype vulnerability database for CVEs, packages, or CPEs to find known vulnerabilities.Apache 2.0
- Scan a repository for security vulnerabilities before a deploy or release. This built-in check performs a read-only audit on the target path.MIT
- Scan code snippets for security vulnerabilities across 11 languages and IaC. Obtain severity ratings, fix suggestions, and a security score.MIT
- Check security vulnerabilities and CVEs for packages to support security audits and vulnerability assessments.MIT
- Query ZoomEye's vulnerability database by keyword to retrieve detailed security vulnerabilities including CVE IDs, severity, and affected versions for specific products or vendors.MIT
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- Evaluate SKILL.md from a URL for security vulnerabilities to block unsafe skills before execution.MIT
- Analyze code files for security vulnerabilities using Symbiotic CLI. Scans temporary copies without altering your workspace.MIT
- Identify known vulnerabilities in a package by querying OSV.dev, with support for major ecosystems and optional version filtering.Apache 2.0
- Check whether a given CVE identifier is included in the CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) catalog, providing immediate insight into actively exploited vulnerabilities.Apache 2.0
- Search for Software Composition Analysis vulnerabilities in dependencies by ecosystem, repository, or dependency type to identify security risks.MIT
- Identify vulnerabilities in specific versions of open source packages across multiple ecosystems. Input package type, name, and version to retrieve detailed security insights.Apache 2.0
- Find security vulnerabilities by searching the ZeroPath database with natural language queries to identify potential risks in code and systems.MIT
- Scan package lockfiles for known vulnerabilities, prioritize risks with EPSS exploit probability, and receive fix recommendations.MIT
- Retrieve iframe embed HTML or embed URL for a known approved pet slug. Use when you need to embed a pet on a website.Apache 2.0
- Check known vulnerabilities for any package version across 14+ ecosystems. Returns CVE/GHSA IDs and severity scores.MIT
- Retrieve the CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog to identify actively exploited security flaws. Returns daily-updated data with quality scoring and source verification for security auditing.
- Analyze code snippets for security vulnerabilities: OWASP Top 10, XSS, SQL injection, and insecure patterns. Supports multiple languages.Apache 2.0
- Scan git-staged files for security vulnerabilities before committing. Automatically reads staged files and reports issues on newly-staged lines to catch issues early.Apache 2.0
- Scans any file on disk for security vulnerabilities, returning exact fixes and confidence ratings to help you patch code.Apache 2.0