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v1.41.0. A security fix for custom OSV endpoints, three silent false negatives, and the first steps of experimental Python support.
A custom --osv-url was validated once at startup and then looked up again by the request, so a hostname whose DNS changed in between could pass with a public address and connect to a private one (GHSA-mrvp-qgq4-c66g, reported privately and fixed by @vianmangal). Every connection to a custom host now resolves the name itself and connects only to the addresses it checked.
Three ways a vulnerable tree used to pass --fail-on high: a package installed under an npm alias was looked up by its alias name (#1450, @vianmangal), packages imported only from .mts or .cts files were dropped under --only-used (#1445, @vianmangal), and a vulnerable npm-shrinkwrap.json beside a clean package-lock.json was ignored at the root and in nested folders (#1485, #1495, @vianmangal). A partial scan also no longer writes a SARIF log that reads as clean (#1439).
Remediation only offers a within-range update when every parent accepts it (#1458, closes#1291), and no longer offers a parent upgrade another dependency would undo (#1470). Shrinkwrap is a full npm lockfile everywhere (#1422), the override rules read the same lockfile the scan reads (#1506), and --fix builds commands as argument lists so a workspace path cannot smuggle in a second command (#1387, @alex-powell).
PyPI versions are read and ordered by PEP 440 (#1397) and package URLs are built per ecosystem (#1398), both @alex-powell. No Python lockfile is scanned yet.
Accuracy sweep against this build: CopilotKit, 4,367 packages extracted against 4,367 reported, 145 vulnerable per OSV, 145 reported, zero missed, zero extra, zero advisory-id disagreements.
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New Features
Added output, debugging, scan metadata, and SBOM options, along with experimental Python support.
Added a connection-time security check for custom OSV endpoints.
Changes
Set Node.js 22 as the minimum supported version.
Bug Fixes
Improved scan, remediation, lockfile, validation, and concurrency behavior.
Documentation
Published CVE Lite CLI 1.41.0 release notes and updated the displayed date for 1.40.0.
Release
Updated the CLI version and website’s latest-version display and npm link to 1.41.0.
This change publishes the 1.41.0 release metadata. It adds release notes, updates package.json to version 1.41.0, and sets the website’s latest version to v1.41.0.
OWASP/cve-lite-cli#1460: The changelog records the stdout report behavior implemented by this PR.
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v1.41.0. A security fix for custom OSV endpoints, three silent false negatives, and the first steps of experimental Python support.
A custom
--osv-urlwas validated once at startup and then looked up again by the request, so a hostname whose DNS changed in between could pass with a public address and connect to a private one (GHSA-mrvp-qgq4-c66g, reported privately and fixed by @vianmangal). Every connection to a custom host now resolves the name itself and connects only to the addresses it checked.Three ways a vulnerable tree used to pass
--fail-on high: a package installed under an npm alias was looked up by its alias name (#1450, @vianmangal), packages imported only from.mtsor.ctsfiles were dropped under--only-used(#1445, @vianmangal), and a vulnerablenpm-shrinkwrap.jsonbeside a cleanpackage-lock.jsonwas ignored at the root and in nested folders (#1485, #1495, @vianmangal). A partial scan also no longer writes a SARIF log that reads as clean (#1439).Remediation only offers a within-range update when every parent accepts it (#1458, closes #1291), and no longer offers a parent upgrade another dependency would undo (#1470). Shrinkwrap is a full npm lockfile everywhere (#1422), the override rules read the same lockfile the scan reads (#1506), and
--fixbuilds commands as argument lists so a workspace path cannot smuggle in a second command (#1387, @alex-powell).PyPI versions are read and ordered by PEP 440 (#1397) and package URLs are built per ecosystem (#1398), both @alex-powell. No Python lockfile is scanned yet.
Also:
--output -and file-path--output(#1460, #1429, @Nachiket-Roy), dev versus production scope in SPDX and CycloneDX (#1487, #1488, @Nachiket-Roy), the shareable--debugbundle (#1330, @pintu544), the verified parent-upgrade chain in--json(#1331, @bhushan4work), the Node 22 floor (#1365, @prx-my), atomicadvisories sync(#1483, @vianmangal), and a long run of flag-value guards from @alex-powell, @prx-my, @AnKiT-GaRG2, @ZiadEwis and @rqms40.Accuracy sweep against this build: CopilotKit, 4,367 packages extracted against 4,367 reported, 145 vulnerable per OSV, 145 reported, zero missed, zero extra, zero advisory-id disagreements.