Welcome to CVE Binary Tool’s documentation!¶
The CVE Binary Tool helps you determine if your system includes known vulnerabilities. You can scan binaries for a number of common, vulnerable components (openssl, libpng, libxml2, expat and others), or if you know the components used, you can get a list of known vulnerabilities associated with a list of components and versions.
Contents:
- CVE Binary Tool quick start / README
- CVE Binary Tool User Manual
- How it works
- Installing
- Fixing Known Issues / What should I do if it finds something?
- Data Sources
- Limitations
- Architecture
- Metric
- Optional Arguments
- CVE Data Download Arguments
- Checkers Arguments
- Input Arguments
- Output Arguments
- Merge Report Arguments
- Database Management
- Deprecated Arguments
- SBOM
- Language Specific checkers
- Feedback & Contributions
- Security Issues
- CSV2CVE
- How To Guides
- How do I create a custom theme for the HTML Report?
- How to scan a docker image?
- How do I use CVE Binary Tool in an offline environment?
- Best practices for running multiple scans at once
- NVD CVE Retrieval API
- How to use intermediate reports
- Filter Intermediate Reports
- How do I run CVE Binary Tool in GitHub Actions?
- How do I use CVE Binary Tool to scan a SBOM?
- How do I use CVE Binary Tool to generate a SBOM?
- Scanning installed packages
- CVE Binary Tool Release Notes
- CVE Binary Tool 3.2
- CVE Bin Tool pre-release 3.2rc0
- CVE Binary Tool 3.1.2
- CVE Binary Tool 3.1.1
- CVE Binary Tool 3.1
- CVE Binary Tool 3.1rc3
- CVE Binary Tool 3.1rc2
- CVE Binary Tool 3.1.pre1
- CVE Binary Tool 3.1.pre0
- CVE Binary Tool 3.0
- CVE Binary Tool 2.2.1
- CVE Binary Tool 2.2
- CVE Binary Tool 2.1.post1
- CVE Binary Tool 2.1
- CVE Binary Tool 2.0
- CVE Binary Tool 1.1.1
- CVE Binary Tool 2.0 alpha release
- CVE Binary Tool 1.1
- CVE Binary Tool 1.0
- CVE Binary Tool 0.3.1
- CVE Binary Tool 0.3.0
- CVE Binary Tool 0.2.0
- CVE Binary Tool Contributor Guide
- Imposter syndrome disclaimer
- Code of Conduct
- Development Environment
- Getting and maintaining a local copy of the source code
- Choosing a version of python
- Setting up a virtualenv
- Installing dependencies
- Running your local copy of CVE Binary Tool
- Help, my checkers aren’t loading
- Running tests
- Running linters
- Making a new branch & pull request
- Code Review
- Style Guide for cve-bin-tool
- Making documentation
- Where should I start?
- Adding a new checker to the cve-bin-tool
- SBOMs For Humans
- New Contribution Tips
- PyPi Downloads Stats Visualization