A scan that really runs

Not a screenshot: a real scan in our production database, rechecked every day by the same scheduled job as the scans of our users. Its history grows while you read this page.

The file for a whole product

This page shows a scan and its monitoring over time. What euvex makes of it for a product can be seen on a fictional product: its CRA, RED and Machinery files, an Article 14 report and the EU declaration of conformity that brings them together. See the demo product file.

Its state, right now

Subject: euvex-demo-passerelle-thermique · version 2.4.1.

components

inventoried

vulnerabilities

known, via OSV and NVD

checks

kept

since the last one

2 hours

4 November 2026 at 18:20

Open the scan The printable file ↓ The SBOM ↓ The full archive

What to look at

Three things a screenshot cannot show.

The history

In the printable file, the “Surveillance dans le temps” section (monitoring over time): one timestamped line per check. It has 18 entries today. Come back tomorrow, there will be one more.

The gaps, if any

If monitoring stops, the file names the gap instead of letting you believe nothing changed. It shows here just as it does for a user: we do not give ourselves a more flattering display.

The archive

Download it: each revision in it is a complete CycloneDX BOM, dated at its capture. Two downloads with no new check in between give the same file, byte for byte.

What this demo is not

The lockfile is made up: no customer is behind it, and the subject is called euvex-demo-passerelle-thermique so that there is no ambiguity. The components and their vulnerabilities, however, are real: real npm packages and real advisories from OSV.

Yours, in thirty seconds

npm, pnpm, yarn, or an existing CycloneDX or SPDX SBOM. A free account is enough, and the lockfile is not kept.

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