A tool to analyse the list of detected CVEs in the containers (usually created by static security scanner) and compare them to the Red Hat Security Data.
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Add custom processing for RHACS container images #7
But it turns out that there is no longer a repo at registry.redhat.io/rh-acs
The images have all moved to registry.redhat.io/advanced-cluster-security/
Because of this, the cve-analyser is not able to lookup information about the RHACS images. As an example, here is a sample input:
CVE-2023-0361,rh-acs/main,CVE Severity:Moderate,Not Found Any Information
CVE-2023-0361,rh-acs/main:3.74,CVE Severity:Moderate,Not Found Any Information
CVE-2023-0361,advanced-cluster-security/rhacs-main-rhel8,CVE Severity:Moderate,Not Found Any Information
CVE-2023-0361,advanced-cluster-security/rhacs-main-rhel8:3.74,CVE Severity:Moderate,(Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8|Product impact:moderate|Affected|gnutls)
Only in the case where the advanced-cluster-security repo is used along with the tag is processing completed. This is not a flaw in the cve-analyser but rather an issue with how the RHACS containers were moved in the registry vs how they are shown in the operator catalog. I intend to submit a BZ against RHACS to resolve this issue if possible.
Using oc-mirror we can look at the images for Red Hat Advanced Cluster Security here:
But it turns out that there is no longer a repo at registry.redhat.io/rh-acs The images have all moved to registry.redhat.io/advanced-cluster-security/
Because of this, the cve-analyser is not able to lookup information about the RHACS images. As an example, here is a sample input:
And sample output
Only in the case where the advanced-cluster-security repo is used along with the tag is processing completed. This is not a flaw in the cve-analyser but rather an issue with how the RHACS containers were moved in the registry vs how they are shown in the operator catalog. I intend to submit a BZ against RHACS to resolve this issue if possible.