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Arvos Command Line Utility

Project description

AI and Risk-based Vulnerability Management for Trustworthy Open Source Adoption

Requirements

  1. Python >= 3.9 and pip installed

  2. Docker installed

  3. Debugfs mounted ( sudo mount -t debugfs debugfs /sys/kernel/debug )

  4. Linux kernel headers ( If not installed already )
    • Ubuntu/Debian : apt-get install -y linux-headers-$(uname -r)

    • CentOs : yum install -y kernel-devel

    • Fedora : dnf install -y kernel-devel

How to install

$ pip install arvos
$ arvos --help

Usage

Demo usage :

$ arvos --demo

The following command will build a Java application image ( based on jdk 17 ) from the specified jar, run it, and start the tracer app for a period of 2 minutes.

$ arvos scan --java 17 --jar target/application.jar --trace-period 2 --save-report pdf --pom pom.xml

A .pdf report will be saved under your $HOME/arvos-reports folder.

Output

demo.svg

Supported platforms

Linux only.

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