v0.23.0 #1652
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Hi there - any reason the major version # wasn't bumped as part of this release (1.0.0 instead of 0.23.0)? There are some breaking changes, after all... |
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Hi, since trivy v0.23.0 I have noticed changes in severity of vulnerabilities returned by trivy. For example scanning node:16-alpine3.15 with: trivy:0.22.0 returns one vulnerability CVE-2021-3807 of severity HIGH what is the reason behind this difference? Is it because of additional OSV source? |
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💔 BREAKING CHANGES 💔
Migrate
trivy
totrivy image
See here for the detail.
Deprecate
--light
optionSee here for the detail.
Deprecate sarif.tpl
See here for the detail.
Deprecate v0.22.0 or less
See here for the detail.
🚀 What's new? 🚀
🎨 Support for AlmaLinux
Trivy now scans AlmaLinux.
Note: Trivy doesn’t support modular packages such as
nginx:1.18
andnodejs:12
and in AlmaLinux at the moment because AlmaLinux has an issue with modularity packages. See here for the detail. Once AlmaLinux fixes the bug, Trivy will scan modular packages as well.You may see the following warning:
Kudos to @MaineK00n
🟢 Support for Rocky Linux
Trivy now scans Rocky Linux.
Note: Trivy doesn’t support modular packages such as
nginx:1.18
andnodejs:12
and in Rocky Linux at the moment because Rocky Linux has an issue in their errata. See here for the detail. Once Rocky Linux fixes the bug, Trivy will scan modular packages as well.You may see the following warning:
Kudos to @MaineK00n
🇸🇲 Support for CBL-Mariner
Trivy now scans CBL-Mariner.
Kudos to @masahiro331
📖 Support for Open Source Vulnerability
We added new data sources from OSV - Open Source Vulnerability. More vulnerabilities can be detected now.
⛑️ Support for Red Hat platforms other than RHEL
Trivy supports Red Hat OVAL v2 and scans all the Red Hat platforms such as as Red Hat OpenStack Platform and Red Hat JBoss Enterprise Application Platform well as Red Hat Enterprise Linux.
👻 Trivy DB hosted on GHCR
Trivy CLI
v0.22.0
and below use Trivy DB v1 hosted on GitHub Releases. v0.23.0 switched to Trivy DB v2 hosted on GHCR. Most people don’t have to care about it since the database will be pulled by Trivy CLI automatically. If Trivy is under your corporate proxy or firewall, see here.©️ Trivy DB is available for commercial use
Trivy DB v1 depends on some datasources that don’t allow commercial use. Trivy CLI v0.23.0 switched to Trivy DB v2 and it is available for commercial use.
See the following issue for the context.
#491
🎵 Add data source
You will find
DataSource
in the JSON result.❤️🔥 Better support for Azure Container Registry
Trivy scans private images from Azure Container Registry (ACR) with service principal.
🥻 Support for misconfiguration results in SARIF
🍒 Redis TLS support
See here for the detail.
🎤 Scan a single file
Trivy used to support directories only, but it can specify a single file now.
☕ Support for PAR files
🐞 Bug fixes 🐛
Docker images
docker pull aquasec/trivy:0.23.0
docker pull ghcr.io/aquasecurity/trivy:0.23.0
docker pull public.ecr.aws/aquasecurity/trivy:0.23.0
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