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Google has announced the availability of OSV-Scanner, a free tool that acts as a front end interface to the Open Source Vulnerability (OSV) database. The OSV-Scanner assesses a project's dependencies against the OSV database showing all vulnerabilities relating to the project.

As we reported at the time Google launched the OSV.dev service in 2021 as the first distributed open source vulnerability database. OSV allows all the different open source ecosystems and vulnerability databases to publish and consume information in one simple, precise, and machine readable format. 

As explained in Track Open Source Vulnerabilities With Google's OSV Database, OSV goes beyond beyond the current state of CVE tracking by using its own JSON schema for presenting vulnerability information which enables it to provide precise data on where a vulnerability was introduced and where it got fixed.

Since its launch the OSV schema has been taken up by vulnerability databases such as GitHub Security Advisories and Android Security Bulletins. Altogether OSV.dev now supports 16 ecosystems, including all major language ecosystems, Linux distributions (Debian and Alpine), as well as Android, Linux Kernel, and OSS-Fuzz. This means the OSV.dev database is now the biggest open source vulnerability database of its kind, with a total of over 38,000 advisories.