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Verification records what our published tests found on a specific version at a specific date. It is not a warranty, and it does not certify that software is free of defects.

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Verified with findings

A listing that passed verification with issues recorded and published.

It is a first-class result rather than a failure. Software of any size accumulates dependency advisories, and a badge that only ever said pass would train people to stop reading it.

Each finding carries a severity and, where it can be determined, whether the affected code path is one the listing actually uses.

Why it matters

It is the state most honest software is in, and displaying it as information rather than as failure is what stops makers hiding things.

The mistake everyone makes

Reading severity without reachability. A critical advisory in code that never runs matters less than a medium one in the request handler.

Related terms

Finding
One issue raised by verification, with a severity and a mapping to a standard weakness class.
Verification
The published set of tests a listing is put through, and the record of what they found.
Receipt
The signed record of one verification run: what was tested, against which rubric, when, and what was found.
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