Published security advisories for every covered tool
Every advisory published against the packages our curated tools ship as — counted once, dated, and linked to its source. No score, no rating, no green badge.
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A count of advisories mostly measures how closely a project has been examined. A widely deployed tool attracts researchers and accumulates advisories; an obscure one shows zero because nobody has looked. A low number is not a safety rating.
These are advisories published against a package, not vulnerabilities present in the version you run. We do not know your version, so we make no claim about your exposure.
TensorFlow is the clearest example: 434 advisories in total, none in the last twelve months, the most recent dating from July 2024. Judged on the total alone it would look like the riskiest tool here. It is simply the most examined of its generation.
| Tool | Advisories | Last 12 months | CVE ids | Highest severity | Most recent |
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