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Monitor>Vulnerabilities>Hosts>VM Images renders no data

L3 Networker

Monitor>Vulnerabilities>Hosts>Running Hosts renders 5 pages of Hostnames and their CVEs.

However...

Monitor>Vulnerabilities>Hosts>VM Images
renders no data.

  1. How can I manually scan a VM Image such that the scan results can be parsed locally?
  2. How can I learn the process/configuration for AWS EC2 AMI Repositories so the console will render AMIs and their CVEs?
Tommy Hunt AWS-CSA, Java-CEA, PMP, SAFe Program Consultant
thunt@citrusoft.org
https://www.citrusoft.org
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L2 Linker

Hi Tommy,

 

What type of defender do you have installed on said EC2 instance? I would suggest a linux container defender if you intend to scan repositories. The reason, host defenders lack the capability to perform repo scans. Hope this helps.

 

Respectfully,
Patrick

L2 Linker

Hi Tommy,

 

  1. How can I manually scan a VM Image such that the scan results can be parsed locally?                                                    Answer: Using the hyperlink https://cdn.twistlock.com/docs/api/twistlock_api.html# Navigate to bottom of page to find "VM Image Scan Reports" and select "vms/download "

curl -k \ -u <USER> \ -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \ -X GET \ https://<CONSOLE>:8083/api/v1/vms/download \ > vm_images_scan.csv

 

  1. How can I learn the process/configuration for AWS EC2 AMI Repositories so the console will render AMIs and their CVEs? Answer: https://cdn.twistlock.com/docs/api/twistlock_api.html#. Navigate to bottom of page to find "VM Image Scan Reports." 
Respectfully,
Patrick
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