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Grype: A Vulnerability Scanner for Container Images and Filesystems
Grype is an open-source command-line tool for scanning container images and filesystems to find vulnerabilities. It helps security teams and developers quickly identify potential risks in their software supply chain.
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Added on 2025年6月29日10,136
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LanguageProject Introduction
Summary
Grype is a powerful and easy-to-use vulnerability scanner specifically built for container images and filesystems. It's a core component for securing your software artifacts throughout the development lifecycle.
Problem Solved
Manually checking for vulnerabilities in container images and filesystem layers is time-consuming, error-prone, and difficult to integrate into automated workflows. Grype automates this process, providing fast and reliable security scanning.
Core Features
Container Image Scanning
Scan container images from various registries or local Docker daemon.
Filesystem Scanning
Analyze arbitrary filesystem paths to find vulnerabilities in installed software.
Comprehensive Vulnerability Data
Uses Anchore's vulnerability feeds for comprehensive and up-to-date security intelligence.
Flexible Output Formats
Supports multiple output formats including JSON, CycloneDX, and human-readable tables.
CI/CD Ready
Designed for easy integration into CI/CD pipelines.
Tech Stack
Go
Use Cases
Grype can be utilized in various scenarios to enhance the security of containerized applications and systems:
Scenario 1: CI/CD Pipeline Integration
Details
Automatically scan every container image built in your CI pipeline and fail the build if high-severity vulnerabilities are detected.
User Value
Prevent vulnerable images from being deployed to production, reducing security risk.
Scenario 2: Post-Deployment Security Auditing
Details
Periodically scan running container workloads or hosts to identify new vulnerabilities that have been discovered since deployment.
User Value
Maintain visibility into the security state of your deployed environment and respond quickly to emerging threats.
Scenario 3: Filesystem Analysis
Details
Analyze a downloaded operating system image or virtual machine filesystem dump to find vulnerabilities before deployment.
User Value
Extend vulnerability scanning beyond containers to traditional server images.
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