exploitability-triage
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Turn a scanner hit or a CVSS score into a real risk decision by proving, in this deployment, that the vulnerable code is reachable, reached by attacker-controlled input, and exploitable given the mitigations actually in place — because "could be exploited" is not "is exposed" and a version match is not a vulnerability. Use whenever a vulnerability needs prioritizing: "we have 4,000 criticals", "is this CVE exploitable here", "should we patch this now", "the scanner flagged", "dependabot opened 40 alerts", "what's our actual risk from Log4Shell/this-CVE", "reachability", "is this exploitable in our config". Sibling of beyond-the-sink (which refuses to trust the scanner's map) and dependency-provenance (which knows what you actually run); ranks by exposure, not by severity field. It does not write the patch or the exploit, and never certifies a vulnerability exploitable — or safe — without stating what it checked.
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