Week 6 demo #2513
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The proposal is nice, precise, and explores a single feature of dependabot so merging it 😄 |
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There seems to be another contribution (scientific paper) clubbed in this PR. Could you please remove it? |
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Removed, thanks |
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Assignment Proposal
Title
Using dependabot to automatically detect vulnerabilities in imported packages
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Description
We want to demo dependabot, it is a tool that scans imported libraries for vulnerabilities, we want to demo how dependabot will automatically create pull requests when an imported library shows a vulnerability. This is very beneficial with keeping your applications more secure from vulnerable code that is not directly under your control.
Relevance
This let's organisations automatically check their applications for security vulnerabilities and therefore is a valuable tool for DevSecOps.