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Add a script to detect all of local Images and then scan them #2
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it seems that the docker-index would also work well with the short hash of docker images -aq
so you could just iterate over like this:
for i in $(docker images -qa); do docker-index cve --image "$i" DSA-2022-0001; done
assuming you have docker-index in your PATH.
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for lazy guys like me, It would be a pleasure to have this script.
This script runs easily and scans all images.