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snyk library and cli utility
Reshape into a better npm audit for the community and encourage more people to include security audit into their process.
- npm
- audit
- skip
- ignore
- exclude
- exceptions
- node
- security
- advisory
- vulnerabilities
- continuous integration
- dependencies
- check
- build
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Snyk protect library and utility
NodeSecure vulnerabilities strategies
Scan your project to find quality issues
- quality
- code
- scanner
- security
- audit
- vulnerabilities
- dependencies
- updates
- duplication
- linter
- linting
- test
- script
- exact
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Pretty export your npm audit output as an offline accessible html page
This is the SOOS API Client for registered clients leveraging the various integrations to the SOOS platform.
- @soos-io
- sca
- package
- soos api
- vulnerabilities
- licenses
- sbom
- governance
- dast
- soos
- open source
- oss
- csa
- sast
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Snyk Plugin for Spotify Backstage
SOOS Security Analysis CI - Check for vulnerabilities, policy violations and more!
finds publicly known security vulnerabilities in a website's frontend JavaScript libraries
snyk library and cli utility
SOOS Static Application Security Testing (SAST) scanning support.
SOOS wrapper script to upload SBOMs.
Snyk fix library and utility
An opinionated, heavy-handed wrapper around Snyk.
Detect common javascript sinks that lead to web application vulnerabilities.
A tool to capture the output of npm audit and convert it to xml
TypeScript implementation of SSVC (Stakeholder-Specific Vulnerability Categorization). A prioritization framework to triage CVE vulnerabilities as an alternative or compliment to CVSS
Fitness App for your npm projects.
- npm
- javascript
- typescript
- dependencies
- fitness
- security
- vulnerabilities
- advisories
- audit
- scan
- scanning
- update
- check
SOOS ( https://soos.io ) is an independent software security company, located in Winooski, VT USA, building security software for your team. Used for testing purposes, this package is an example of a vulnerable package on a public registry.