<transcript><audio_154>identified this set of vulnerabilities so if I need to find it more information about a vulnerability to find out you know what what exactly is it doing what was the cause of it is it fixed I can actually drill down into the cve to see more information about</transcript><transcript><audio_155>that in addition we pull in the severity from the vulnerability database that is provided so these come from the standard cve sources so here I can read about this specific vulnerability find out more about it see if I'm actually impacted you know is it a feature that</transcript><transcript><audio_156>I'm actually using or not so by clicking on that specific version of uh pcre here it actually brought me to the component section so if I want to browse on a per component basis I can do that so for example if</transcript><transcript><audio_157>you had a Docker image where I had previously installed uh bash for example in a upper layer and then later on I upgraded bash we can actually identify both versions of bash that are installed</transcript><transcript><audio_158>and see exactly what layers are impacted so in this case we can see that this version of bash has some vulnerabilties that were identified and I can see that that it was specifically this layer on which that vulnerability came in and this is exactly where it is in the file</transcript> identified this set of vulnerabilities so if I need to find it more information about a vulnerability to find out you know what what exactly is it doing what was the cause of it is it fixed I can actually drill down into the cve to see more information about that in addition we pull in the severity from the vulnerability database that is provided so these come from the standard cve sources so here I can read about this specific vulnerability find out more about it see if I'm actually impacted you know is it a feature that I'm actually using or not so by clicking on that specific version of uh pcre here it actually brought me to the component section so if I want to browse on a per component basis I can do that so for example if you had a Docker image where I had previously installed uh bash for example in a upper layer and then later on I upgraded bash we can actually identify both versions of bash that are installed and see exactly what layers are impacted so in this case we can see that this version of bash has some vulnerabilties that were identified and I can see that that it was specifically this layer on which that vulnerability came in and this is exactly where it is in the file
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