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Describe the bug
I was testing a python project using the experimental analyzer which has a requirements.txt file inside it. . While testing cryptography~=1.8.2 library present inside the requirements.txt , the result doesn't show any kind of vulnerabilities but cryptography==1.8.2 shows three different vulnerabilities dating back from 2020. How can I properly test this scenario using dependency check to get those valid vulnerabilities?
Version of dependency-check used
CLI version 8.4.0
To Reproduce
Python project folder which contains requirements.txt file and has cryptography~=1.8.2 library defined. Then scan using latest cli
./dependency-check.sh -s ./ --enableExperimental
Describe the bug
I was testing a python project using the experimental analyzer which has a requirements.txt file inside it. . While testing
cryptography~=1.8.2
library present inside the requirements.txt , the result doesn't show any kind of vulnerabilities butcryptography==1.8.2
shows three different vulnerabilities dating back from 2020. How can I properly test this scenario using dependency check to get those valid vulnerabilities?Version of dependency-check used
CLI version 8.4.0
To Reproduce
Python project folder which contains requirements.txt file and has cryptography~=1.8.2 library defined. Then scan using latest cli
./dependency-check.sh -s ./ --enableExperimental
Expected behavior
Since all the version above 1.9.0 has different vulnerabilities it should have resulted in showing that. Ref: https://security.snyk.io/package/pip/cryptography/1.9
Additional context
Add any other context about the problem here.
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