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Auto-dismiss non-exploitable dependency findings with documented evidence.
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Audit-ready reasoning for every dismissal. No black-box scores.
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Surface the critical vulnerabilities immediately so teams fix what matters first.
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Results push directly back into your existing SCA tools and ticketing systems.
What a closed dependency finding looks like
A moderate-severity CVE in a Maven dependency, assessed against the five exploitability conditions and closed with the answer to each one recorded.
Walking the paths is the easy half
A scanner reports that a vulnerable package is present. Konvu walks every path from your manifest to the vulnerable symbol, then asks the question the path cannot answer on its own: does anything attacker-controlled actually arrive there?
7 paths to the vulnerable symbol, 1 from an entry point
- payments-api → @acme/report-kit → lodash
- payments-api → express-session → lodash
- payments-api → @acme/cli → lodash
- 4 more, none from an exposed entry point
What the path alone does not settle
_.zipObjectDeep called with attacker-controlled keys
no · the one reachable call site passes a fixed key list← decides it
A dismissal your auditor can check
Every decision arrives with the conditions that were tested, the answer to each one, and the condition that settled it. Retrievable long after the engineer who would have remembered it has moved on.
Prototype pollution in lodash
Seven paths reach the vulnerable symbol and one starts at an exposed entry point, so the dependency is genuinely reachable. That call site passes a fixed key list to _.zipObjectDeep, so nothing attacker-controlled reaches the pollutable path.
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