javascript-vulnerability-scanner
Safeguard articles tagged "javascript-vulnerability-scanner" — guides, analysis, and best practices for software supply chain and application security.
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JavaScript Vulnerability Scanner: How It Works and What to Use
A JavaScript vulnerability scanner finds risky dependencies and insecure code across your Node and browser projects. Here is how the different types work.
JavaScript Vulnerability Scanners: How They Actually Work
A javascript vulnerability scanner has to reason about a dynamically typed, dependency-heavy language — which is why the good ones combine static analysis with dependency-graph lookups rather than relying on either alone.
CVE-2019-8331: The Bootstrap XSS Vulnerability, Explained
CVE-2019-8331 let attackers inject script through Bootstrap's tooltip and popover template options, a pattern that recurred across several Bootstrap CVEs before 4.3.1 finally closed it.
CVE-2017-18214: Why an Old CVE Still Shows Up in Scans
CVE-2017-18214 is a ReDoS bug in Moment.js patched back in 2017, yet it keeps surfacing in scans years later because bundled copies and stale lockfiles never got the memo.
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