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I've been trying to setup depscan on a few of my projects which have a few conan and npm dependencies.
While npm dependencies are correctly scanned and vulnerabilities are correctly found, it seems I cannot get any result for conan packages.
They always end up with an empty vulnerability report and a "No oss vulnerabilities detected ✅" message.
I've tried with isolated conanfile.py, conanfile.txt, conan.lock. Out of curiosity, I've even tried with purl search on packages with known CVE:
Using the VDB6 holds the same results:
Am I doing something wrong?
Another question: we're using a proxy repository for our conan packages (for safety purposes). Currently our conanfiles reference packages with the same version numbers / package names but different user/channel references. These then appears in the purl in the sbom:
Are user/channel references actually used for the dependency scan or are the version numbers/package names the only references considered during the scan?
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