A03 — CVE & License Scanner

Scan Maven and Gradle dependencies for CVEs and license risks.

2|Updated Apr 11, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/shivpathakvw/springinsight --skill a03-cve-license-scanner
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Skill: A03 — CVE & License Scanner
Source: https://github.com/shivpathakvw/springinsight/tree/main/skills/a03-cve-license
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/shivpathakvw/springinsight --skill a03-cve-license-scanner

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This skill automatically discovers dependencies in Java projects (Maven/Gradle) and surfaces known CVEs and problematic licenses to prevent compliance and security issues.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Dependency discovery across Maven and Gradle configurations
  • CVE analysis and alerting for vulnerable versions
  • License compliance checks with risk flags and remediation suggestions
  • Generate structured findings reports suitable for audit and remediation

Quick Start

Scan a repository to generate a CVE and license findings report.

Frequently Asked Questions about A03 — CVE & License Scanner

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I scan Maven and Gradle projects for CVEs and risky licenses?

Scanning Maven and Gradle projects for CVEs and risky licenses involves automatically discovering dependencies in pom.xml and build.gradle files, evaluating them against known risk criteria, and generating a prioritized findings report for remediation.

How does Java dependency license checking work for Spring Boot applications?

License checking for Java dependencies works by examining pom.xml and build.gradle files to identify declared dependencies, evaluating their licenses against known risk criteria, and flagging problematic licenses with recommended remediations.

Can I analyze both Maven and Gradle configurations for security vulnerabilities?

Yes, you can analyze both Maven and Gradle configurations for security vulnerabilities by examining pom.xml and build.gradle files to identify declared dependencies and alert on critical CVEs.

What is the best way to identify critical CVEs in Java dependencies?

The best way to identify critical CVEs in Java dependencies is to scan Maven and Gradle build configurations, using up-to-date CVE data to flag vulnerable versions and produce a structured audit report.

Does dependency scanning require up-to-date CVE data to flag risky licenses?

Yes, dependency scanning requires up-to-date CVE data and license knowledge to accurately evaluate Maven and Gradle dependencies against known risk criteria and generate reliable remediation suggestions.