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Cvss score extraction

Skill cxcscmu/SkillLearnBench/skills/b4-skill-creator-gemini-3-flash-preview/dependency-vulnerability-check/cvss-score-extraction

Extract CVSS (Common Vulnerability Scoring System) scores from vulnerability data sources with proper fallback handling. This skill covers understanding CVSS v3, handling multiple score sources (NVD, GHSA, RedHat), implementing source priority logic, and dealing with missing scores in security reporting.From its SKILL.md

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CVSS Score Extraction from Vulnerability Data

This skill provides guidance on extracting CVSS scores from vulnerability data—a critical component of security report generation.

Source Priority Strategy

When multiple sources provide scores, use a priority cascade:

NVD → GHSA → RedHat → N/A

Python Implementation

def get_cvss_score(vuln_data):
    """
    Extract CVSS v3 score from vulnerability data.
    Uses priority: NVD > GHSA > RedHat
    
    Args:
        vuln_data: Dictionary containing vulnerability information
        
    Returns:
        CVSS v3 score as float, or 'N/A' if not available
    """
    cvss = vuln_data.get('CVSS', {})
    
    # Priority 1: NVD
    if 'nvd' in cvss:
        score = cvss['nvd'].get('V3Score')
        if score is not None:
            return score
    
    # Priority 2: GHSA
    if 'ghsa' in cvss:
        score = cvss['ghsa'].get('V3Score')
        if score is not None:
            return score
    
    # Priority 3: RedHat
    if 'redhat' in cvss:
        score = cvss['redhat'].get('V3Score')
        if score is not None:
            return score
    
    return 'N/A'

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