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Highest Severity in report summary reported as "Unknown" #4112
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An unknown (because not CVSS-scored) severity level in my view should always be assumed to be the worst possible score - until proven otherwise by assigning it the appropriate CVSS score, so I tend to say that 'unknown' is properly labeled as the highest found severity (base score 10.0 until proven otherwise) |
I agree but I think my point is that CVE-2017-1000487 actually does have a score; 7.5 with CVSSv2 and 9.8 with CVSSv3. Or...do I have to read this as
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The latter is the correct interpretation. There are 3 vulnerabilities found for the library, one scored and 2 unscored |
Understood, thanks. Looks like a corner case then. If the scored vulnerability is CRITICAL then it's irrelevant what the unscored ones are effectively. The overall severity should be CRITICAL. |
@jeremylong @marcelstoer Have taken a look how we might improve here and as a proof-of-concept updated the vulnerability natural order and updated the HTML report to take advantage of it in branch issue-4112 would like to hear your thoughts on this. |
Describe the bug
There is a situation where the "Highest Severity" in the report summary is reported as "Unknown" when details shown that it's in fact HIGH or CRITICAL. CVSS is higher than 7.
Version of dependency-check used
The problem occurs using version 6.5.3 of the Maven plugin.
Log file
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
plexus-utils-1.5.15.jar
to any Maven project should yield this.Expected behavior
"Highest Severity" should always report the highest that was found.
Additional context
See reported details (for the relevant dependency) below. I am not sure how to correctly interpret this but I see both HIGH & CRITICAL and "Unscored".
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