> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.debricked.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.debricked.com/product/sbom-management/view-sbom-data/malware.md).

# Malware

Use the **Malware** tab to review malware findings across imported SBOMs.

Use **Search by name or dependency** to find a finding. Select **Filter** to limit visible results. Use the entries selector to change the number of displayed rows.

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The **Malware** tab displays the following information:

* **Name** identifies the malware finding.
* **Discovered** shows when the finding was discovered.
* **CVSS** shows the severity score.
* **Dependencies** lists affected components.
* **Review status** shows the review state.

### See information about a specific malware finding

Select a malware finding to open its detail view. This view shows:

* The malware identifier.
* The publication and latest update dates.
* The affected dependency and package manager.
* The OSV advisory and its source link.
* A description of the malicious package and its impact.

Select **Show more** to read the full advisory description.

Use **Set a review status for SBOM file** to select an SBOM or all SBOMs. You can flag the finding as malicious or mark it as unaffected.


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