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Weekly Blog #9 - Stuff 1

rhythmrx9
Published: 09/18/2022

What did I do this week?

I worked on new issues related to OSV and database handling.

What is coming up next?

Next, I will be adding and integrating GitLab Advisory Database as a data source.

Did I get stuck anywhere?

No, I did not get stuck anywhere.

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Weekly Blog #8 - Stuff 0

rhythmrx9
Published: 09/18/2022

What did I do this week?

I fixed some issues related to LGTM quality reports, that's all.

What is coming up next?

Next, I will be working on some new issues related to database and OSV.

Did I get stuck anywhere?

No, I did not get stuck anywhere.

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Weekly Blog #7 - OSV : Finishing up.

rhythmrx9
Published: 09/18/2022

What did I do this week?

After addition of OSV, I added tests and documentation for it. An update in a CVE broke a test, which I updated. Now OSV is finally added and integrated as a data source.

What is coming up next?

Next, I will be looking at doing something other than working on a data source.

Did I get stuck anywhere?

No, I did not get stuck anywhere.

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Weekly Blog #6 - Duplicates

rhythmrx9
Published: 09/18/2022

What did I do this week?

I implemented checking for duplicate CVEs, NVD is given priority, so any common CVEs from OSV are rejected.

What is coming up next?

Next, I will be adding tests and documentation for OSV.

Did I get stuck anywhere?

No, I did not get stuck anywhere.

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Weekly Blog #5 - OSV : Vendor Problem

rhythmrx9
Published: 09/18/2022

What did I do this week?

I implemented a mechanism to get vendor data from NVD data source and use it to update vendors for CVEs from OSV. By updating vendors, there was a good increase in the amount of CVEs that could be detected now.

What is coming up next?

Next, I will be working on eliminating duplicate CVEs, as there are common CVEs procured from data sources.

Did I get stuck anywhere?

Yes, I came up with a number of solutions to update vendors for OSV but was stuck for quite a while before I thought of using NVD to get vendor data.

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