php-vuln-scanner

To scan PHP dependencies for vulnerabilities, parse composer.json and composer.lock files to identify affected packages and cross-reference them against CVE advisories. This process produces a consolidated vulnerability report with traceable references for remediation.

Detecting CVEs in transitive PHP dependencies requires scanning nested modules within multi-module projects. By analyzing the full composer dependency tree against vendor advisories, you can surface hidden risks in indirect packages and generate a consolidated report.

Yes, you can generate a compliance-ready PHP security audit report by matching composer metadata against CVE advisories and internal rules. The output is a timestamped markdown report containing affected versions and evidence pointers for audit.

PHP vulnerability scanning supports multi-module projects by parsing composer.json and composer.lock across nested modules. It maps transitive dependencies and consolidates the findings into a single vulnerability report with traceable references.

To fail a CI build for critical PHP dependency vulnerabilities, integrate a scanner that cross-references composer.lock against CVE advisories. It detects critical risks and outputs a structured report, which you can use as a CI gate to halt vulnerable deployments.