cross check with CISA known exploited vulnerabilities catalog

[telelvis]

Hello

CISA agency maintains catalog of vulnerabilities that are known to be confirmed exploited https://www.cisa.gov/known-exploited-vulnerabilities-catalog and constantly updates it. It may look like majority is for desktop software and alike, but there are some vulnerabilities for software/libraries often found in containers.
Suggestion is to include this information in the vulnerability report, so reader can prioritize remediation. Perhaps it can be additional field, e.g. known_exploited=true/false.

Thank you.

[stone-z]

👍 This would be a cool enrichment to have.

It could also potentially be done in a module. My modules knowledge is minimal so far but I think a module would be limited to just adjusting the severity and not adding a separate field, which isn't as ideal IMO

[itaysk]

This is a nice idea. If someone is interested in working on it, we'd welcome the contribution. If not, we can consider it in a future planning cycle.
Note to implementer: If it's going to call out to CISA then it can't be part of Trivy core. Possible solutions:
1 ) Bake CISA into trivy-db and then it can be part of trivy, but this makes the contribution more complicated. 2 ) it could have been an extension as @stone-z suggested, but I don't think we can make network calls from wasm atm (@knqyf263 ?).
Another consideration is how to surface the result - adding another field to Trivy's vulnerability struct is possible but if using wasm extension it won't be the right place. I suppose we can use the custom field to hold a property bag of data from extensions (@knqyf263 ?)

[knqyf263]

We used to work on that, but it's suspended now because we were not sure how we should display it in the table format.
aquasecurity/trivy-db#217

[stone-z]

Wow looks like you were way ahead of me 😄 Is there something that the community can help with there? Or is it just a matter of waiting for a design decision?

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