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Using the Snyk Vulnerability Database to find projects for The Big Fix

Snyk Blog2022-03-31 02:510 views

The official event may be over, but The Big Fix community is active as ever. Today, I’ll show you how to find a project with the Snyk Vulnerability Database, so you can join the movement making the internet more secure.

Source：https://snyk.io/blog/the-big-fix-snyk-vulnerability-database/

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