The following three methods of scoring policy
一.Simple weighted calculation
1.First count the total check items weighting;
totalWeight = Success 2 + Warning1 + Danger * 2 （ingore excluding）
二.Multiply by an availability factor (0.8-1) on the basis of the first method above, this availability factor can be dynamically valued according to the current vulnerability situation.
score=（Success 2 / totalWeight 100） * factor
三. Expand the weighting range to NS
Give different weighted values according to different namespaces: for example, the weighted value of kube-system is 3, the weighted value of no namespace is 2, and the ordinary namespace is 1.
totalWeight = kube-system score + no namespace score + other namespace score
success score = kube-system.Success3 + no namespace.Success2 + other namespace.Success1
total score = (success score / totalWeight 100)
How to better score clusters refer to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_Vulnerability_Scoring_System
The following three methods of scoring policy 一.Simple weighted calculation 1.First count the total check items weighting; totalWeight = Success 2 + Warning1 + Danger * 2 （ingore excluding）
2.Then calculate according to the ratio; score = Success 2 / totalWeight 100 eg. { "scoreInfo": { "score": 79, "dangerous": 10, "passing": 50, "ignore": 5, "warning": 7, "total": 72 } } score: 50 2 / (10 2 + 50 2 + 7 1) * 100=79
二.Multiply by an availability factor (0.8-1) on the basis of the first method above, this availability factor can be dynamically valued according to the current vulnerability situation. score=（Success 2 / totalWeight 100） * factor
三. Expand the weighting range to NS Give different weighted values according to different namespaces: for example, the weighted value of kube-system is 3, the weighted value of no namespace is 2, and the ordinary namespace is 1.
totalWeight = kube-system score + no namespace score + other namespace score success score = kube-system.Success3 + no namespace.Success2 + other namespace.Success1 total score = (success score / totalWeight 100)
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