lambdasec/frame-advisories

Frame advisories

OSV-derived vulnerability advisory tables for the Frame security scanner. Data only, fetched and verified by frame kb pull --advisories.

Each table lists known vulnerable version ranges for the packages in one ecosystem, compiled from OSV. Frame reads these tables so frame deps --vulns can flag a project's dependencies against published advisories without calling any network service at scan time.

Use

pip install "frame-security[scan]"
frame kb pull --advisories        # advisory tables for this project's ecosystems
frame deps . --vulns              # flag dependencies against the advisories

frame kb pull --advisories checks every table against the SHA-256 in manifest.json before caching it. Scans read the cache and never go to the network.

Layout

manifest.json                      revision id, and every table's sha256, size, ecosystem and advisory count
advisories/<ecosystem>.json.gz     one gzipped table per package ecosystem
advisories/GIT/<xx>.json.gz        C/C++ advisories keyed by upstream repository, in 256 shards
functions/<ecosystem>.json.gz      vulnerable functions per advisory, for reachability

Ecosystems: PyPI, npm, Maven, NuGet, Go, crates.io, Swift, RubyGems, Packagist, Pub, Hex, and C/C++. The C/C++ advisories come from OSV's GIT records, keyed by the dependency's upstream repository and split into 256 shards (advisories/GIT/<xx>.json.gz) so a scan fetches only the shards its repositories fall in.

Revisions

Each publish is a commit on main plus a tag named <YYYY.MM.DD>-<short sha>, the same id that manifest.json records. Pin one with frame kb pull --advisories --revision <id>. Frame fetches https://huggingface.co/datasets/lambdasec/frame-advisories/resolve/<revision>/<path>, where the revision is a branch, tag or commit.

The tables are fetched from OSV and verified by Frame, then published here automatically by a daily job. Nothing in this dataset is executable.

For air-gapped CI, mirror a revision to a directory or internal HTTPS server and use frame kb pull --advisories --source <dir or url>.

Attribution

The data derives from OSV, which aggregates many open source vulnerability databases. Each source database keeps its own license:

• GitHub Advisory Database: CC-BY-4.0
• PyPA advisory-database: CC-BY-4.0
• Go vulndb: CC-BY-4.0
• RustSec: CC0-1.0
• OpenSSF malicious-packages: Apache-2.0

The compiled tables in this dataset are released under CC-BY-4.0. Consult each upstream source for the terms that apply to the records it contributes.