Implement URL property from standard #112
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The CSAF standard defines a URL property for remediation data. This property was missing but is actively used by Red Hat CSAF VEX to communicate the respective Red Hat Security Advisory for the vulnerability. We at DT need this attribute to get this data for our internal database of security advisories. Signed-off-by: Jonathan Heinz <[email protected]>
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The CSAF standard defines a URL property for remediation data. This property was missing but is actively used by Red Hat CSAF VEX to communicate the respective Red Hat Security Advisory for the vulnerability. We at Deutsche Telekom need this attribute to get this data for our internal database of security advisories.
Reference issue is: #111