FindingCreateRequest

Properties

Name	Type	Description	Notes
mitigated	datetime		[optional]
mitigated_by	int		[optional]
test	int		[optional]
thread_id	int		[optional] [default to 0]
found_by	List[int]		[optional]
url	str		[optional]
tags	List[str]		[optional]
push_to_jira	bool		[optional] [default to False]
vulnerability_ids	List[VulnerabilityIdRequest]		[optional]
reporter	int		[optional]
title	str	A short description of the flaw.	[optional]
var_date	date	The date the flaw was discovered.	[optional]
sla_start_date	date	(readonly)The date used as start date for SLA calculation. Set by expiring risk acceptances. Empty by default, causing a fallback to 'date'.	[optional]
sla_expiration_date	date	(readonly)The date SLA expires for this finding. Empty by default, causing a fallback to 'date'.	[optional]
cwe	int	The CWE number associated with this flaw.	[optional]
epss_score	float	EPSS score for the CVE. Describes how likely it is the vulnerability will be exploited in the next 30 days.	[optional]
epss_percentile	float	EPSS percentile for the CVE. Describes how many CVEs are scored at or below this one.	[optional]
known_exploited	bool	Whether this vulnerability is known to have been exploited in the wild.	[optional]
ransomware_used	bool	Whether this vulnerability is known to have been leveraged as part of a ransomware campaign.	[optional]
kev_date	date	The date the vulnerability was added to the KEV catalog.	[optional]
cvssv3	str	Common Vulnerability Scoring System version 3 (CVSS3) score associated with this finding.	[optional]
cvssv3_score	float	Numerical CVSSv3 score for the vulnerability. If the vector is given, the score is updated while saving the finding. The value must be between 0-10.	[optional]
cvssv4	str	Common Vulnerability Scoring System version 4 (CVSS4) score associated with this finding.	[optional]
cvssv4_score	float	Numerical CVSSv4 score for the vulnerability. If the vector is given, the score is updated while saving the finding. The value must be between 0-10.	[optional]
severity	str	The severity level of this flaw (Critical, High, Medium, Low, Info).	[optional]
description	str	Longer more descriptive information about the flaw.	[optional]
mitigation	str	Text describing how to best fix the flaw.	[optional]
fix_available	bool	Denotes if there is a fix available for this flaw.	[optional]
fix_version	str	Version of the affected component in which the flaw is fixed.	[optional]
impact	str	Text describing the impact this flaw has on systems, products, enterprise, etc.	[optional]
steps_to_reproduce	str	Text describing the steps that must be followed in order to reproduce the flaw / bug.	[optional]
severity_justification	str	Text describing why a certain severity was associated with this flaw.	[optional]
references	str	The external documentation available for this flaw.	[optional]
active	bool	Denotes if this flaw is active or not.	[optional]
verified	bool	Denotes if this flaw has been manually verified by the tester.	[optional]
false_p	bool	Denotes if this flaw has been deemed a false positive by the tester.	[optional]
duplicate	bool	Denotes if this flaw is a duplicate of other flaws reported.	[optional]
out_of_scope	bool	Denotes if this flaw falls outside the scope of the test and/or engagement.	[optional]
risk_accepted	bool	Denotes if this finding has been marked as an accepted risk.	[optional]
under_review	bool	Denotes is this flaw is currently being reviewed.	[optional]
under_defect_review	bool	Denotes if this finding is under defect review.	[optional]
is_mitigated	bool	Denotes if this flaw has been fixed.	[optional]
numerical_severity	str	The numerical representation of the severity (S0, S1, S2, S3, S4).	[optional]
line	int	Source line number of the attack vector.	[optional]
file_path	str	Identified file(s) containing the flaw.	[optional]
component_name	str	Name of the affected component (library name, part of a system, ...).	[optional]
component_version	str	Version of the affected component.	[optional]
static_finding	bool	Flaw has been detected from a Static Application Security Testing tool (SAST).	[optional]
dynamic_finding	bool	Flaw has been detected from a Dynamic Application Security Testing tool (DAST).	[optional]
unique_id_from_tool	str	Vulnerability technical id from the source tool. Allows to track unique vulnerabilities over time across subsequent scans.	[optional]
vuln_id_from_tool	str	Non-unique technical id from the source tool associated with the vulnerability type.	[optional]
sast_source_object	str	Source object (variable, function...) of the attack vector.	[optional]
sast_sink_object	str	Sink object (variable, function...) of the attack vector.	[optional]
sast_source_line	int	Source line number of the attack vector.	[optional]
sast_source_file_path	str	Source file path of the attack vector.	[optional]
nb_occurences	int	Number of occurences in the source tool when several vulnerabilites were found and aggregated by the scanner.	[optional]
publish_date	date	Date when this vulnerability was made publicly available.	[optional]
service	str	A service is a self-contained piece of functionality within a Product. This is an optional field which is used in deduplication of findings when set.	[optional]
planned_remediation_date	date	The date the flaw is expected to be remediated.	[optional]
planned_remediation_version	str	The target version when the vulnerability should be fixed / remediated	[optional]
effort_for_fixing	str	Effort for fixing / remediating the vulnerability (Low, Medium, High)	[optional]
review_requested_by	int	Documents who requested a review for this finding.	[optional]
defect_review_requested_by	int	Documents who requested a defect review for this flaw.	[optional]
sonarqube_issue	int	The SonarQube issue associated with this finding.	[optional]
reviewers	List[int]	Documents who reviewed the flaw.	[optional]

Example

from defectdojo_api_generated.models.finding_create_request import FindingCreateRequest

# TODO update the JSON string below
json = "{}"
# create an instance of FindingCreateRequest from a JSON string
finding_create_request_instance = FindingCreateRequest.from_json(json)
# print the JSON string representation of the object
print(FindingCreateRequest.to_json())

# convert the object into a dict
finding_create_request_dict = finding_create_request_instance.to_dict()
# create an instance of FindingCreateRequest from a dict
finding_create_request_from_dict = FindingCreateRequest.from_dict(finding_create_request_dict)

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