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retire-site-scanner

v1.1.1

Published

2 months ago

A scanner for checking a web site using retire.js

Downloads

51

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audit scanner security sbom sbom-tool sbom-generator cli

retire-site-scanner

Scans a URL and looks for JavaScript libraries with known vulnerabilities using retire.js. Can also produce a partial SBOM for the site.

Install with npm

npm install -g retire-site-scanner

Run:

retire-site-scanner [-v] [--sbom] <url>

Run using docker

docker run --rm  ghcr.io/retirejs/retire-site-scanner:latest [-v] [--sbom] <url>

Install from source

git clone [email protected]:RetireJS/retire-site-scanner.git
cd retire-site-scanner
npm install

Run directly from source

npm run start -- <url> [-v] [--sbom]

Run using Docker

Build container

git clone [email protected]:RetireJS/retire-site-scanner.git
cd retire-site-scanner
docker build -t retire-site-scanner .

Scanning

docker run --rm retire-site-scanner [-v] [--sbom]

SBOM support

retire-site-scanner can generate a partial SBOM in the CycloneDX v1.4 format. This cannot be considered a complete SBOM for the web site, as it cannot necessarily detect all technologies in use, but can be used as a partial SBOM listing libraries and services.