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Analyzing Vulnerability Details

Viewing Vulnerability Issues


Viewing Issue Details

Clicking on an issue opens a detailed view:


Vulnerability Details



Detail Sections


Summary

A short description of the issue and its impact.


Severity & Score

  • Severity is determined by Selki's security analysts.
  • Score reflects the technical impact (e.g., 9.8 is considered very high risk).


Solution

Clear remediation guidance (e.g., update to a specific version).


Method of Detection

Explains how the issue was discovered, including OID references and version checks.


Insights Tab

Lists the specific CVE IDs associated with the issue, along with brief descriptions of each vulnerability. These are standardized IDs used globally to track known security flaws.


Affected Assets Table (Bottom Section)

Each row shows:

  • Status
  • Hostname
  • IP address
  • Port
  • CVSS Score
  • QoD
  • Observation Timestamp
  • Watcher (who’s responsible or monitoring this issue)

You can also search or sort affected hosts using the bottom filter bar.


Closing an Issue

At the bottom of the issue details, check the box next to the status and two options appear to close or re-open an issue:

Close or Re-Open an Issue


Best Practices

  • Prioritize high and critical severity issues with high CVSS scores.
  • Review QoD to ensure confidence in the findings.
  • Use the Solution section to guide patching and mitigation steps.
  • Track vulnerabilities over time using the Observed At timestamp.
  • Use the Watcher field for accountability and collaboration.

Updated on: 14/08/2025

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