Best Practice for Handling Rejected or Withdrawn CVE Entries So No Further False Positives Appear #3622
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Hi,
Currently we're getting started using the DependencyTrack, and we've noticed that when we have the same project with multiple versions and the first version gets hit with a CVE that when reviewed says that it has been withdrawn (in this case https://www.cve.org/CVERecord?id=CVE-2022-41852), so we mark it as a False Positive. Then when the next version is processed it also has this same CVE being identified, although we have already said this is a false positive because it has been withdrawn.
What would be the right way to handle this? I would like to reduce the workload and have these false positives not appear in subsequent processing of future versions. Is there a way to tell Dependency Track that it should ignore certain (specifically those that are no longer valid) CVEs across all projects?
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