Fuse OSV advisories, FIRST EPSS, CISA KEV, import reachability, and dependency role into a transparent triage decision for every finding — so your team stops burning sprints on CVEs that never touch production.
vulntriage v0.7.8 4 packages · 8 findings · 7.5s FIX SOON 6 NOISE 2 FIX_SOON 66 lodash@4.17.20 CVE-2021-23337 · EPSS 22.41% · imported · direct/production Upgrade lodash to 4.18.0 in the next sprint. FIX_SOON 64 minimist@0.2.1 CVE-2021-44906 · EPSS 4.58% · imported · direct/production Upgrade minimist to 1.2.6 in the next sprint. LIKELY_NOISE 0 debug@2.6.8 CVE-2017-20165 · HIGH CVSS · not_imported · development Likely noise: debug does not appear imported. // Real scan: expressjs/multer → 8 findings, 100% classified as noise
Is this package version known-vulnerable in the OSV database?
How likely is exploitation in the next 30 days (FIRST.org)?
Is CISA listing this as already exploited in the wild?
Do your sources actually import/require the package?
Direct vs transitive? Production vs development?
Every point is explained. No black-box ranking.
| Decision | When | Action |
|---|---|---|
| FIX NOW | High risk, reachable, or CISA KEV on a production path | Patch before merge / today |
| FIX SOON | Material risk with a clear remediation path | Next sprint |
| MONITOR | Low urgency; watch EPSS / usage drift | Optional ticket |
| LIKELY NOISE | Unimported, dev-only, low EPSS, or similar | Document or drop unused dep |
Works offline against fixtures for tests. Online mode needs only public OSV / EPSS / CISA endpoints — no accounts, no tokens, no vendor lock-in.
npm audit is broken by design for many real codebases: it equates “package present in the lockfile” with “you must act.” Commercial SCA tools sell reachability analysis. vulntriage makes the prioritization layer open, free, and explainable — so security and engineering share the same evidence, not a score nobody trusts.
impactest
selects which tests to run from a git diff (JS/TS, Python, Go) —
npm i -g impactest.
vulntriage — which CVEs matter
impactest — which tests to run
gha-step — run CI shell steps locally
Blog: sybilgambleyyu.github.io