/usr/bin/osv-scanner

NAME:
  osv-scanner - scans various mediums for dependencies and checks them against the OSV database

USAGE:
  osv-scanner [global options] command [command options]

EXAMPLES:
  # Scan a source directory
  $ osv-scanner scan source -r <source_directory>

  # Scan a source directory in offline mode
  $ osv-scanner scan source --offline-vulnerabilities --download-offline-databases -r <source_directory>

  # Scan a container image
  $ osv-scanner scan image <image_name>

  # Scan a local image archive (e.g. a tar file) and generate HTML output
  $ osv-scanner scan image --serve --archive <image_name.tar>

  # Fix vulnerabilities in a manifest file and lockfile (non-interactive mode)
  $ osv-scanner fix -M <manifest_file> -L <lockfile>

  For full usage details, please refer to the help command of each subcommand (e.g. osv-scanner scan --help).

  Alternatively, you can access the detailed documentation here: https://google.github.io/osv-scanner/

VERSION:
  2.7.1

COMMANDS:
  scan              scans projects and container images for dependencies, and checks them against the OSV database.
  fix               scans a manifest and/or lockfile for vulnerabilities and suggests changes for remediating them
  experimental-mcp  Run osv-scanner as an MCP service (experimental)


GLOBAL OPTIONS:
    --help, -h  show help  --version, -v  print the version