Depheal

What it does

Depheal scans your Python projects for known CVE vulnerabilities instantly - no internet needed. Zero dependencies, pure local security scanning using AST analysis. Find critical bugs in seconds, fix them immediately. Built for developers who care about security but hate complexity. Open source, available on PyPI.

Contribute to hunzo1/depheal development by creating an account on GitHub.

$ depwise scan ~/netbox-test depwise — dependency health scanner dir ~/netbox-test reading requirements.txt, pyproject.toml scanning 45 packages... [email protected] high 5 CVEs fix: 5.2.15 An issue was discovered in Django 6.0 before 6.0.6 and 5.2 before 5.2.15 PYSEC-2026-200, PYSEC-2026-198 +3 more [email protected] abandoned No updates in 3 years [email protected] abandoned No updates in 4 years 1 vulnerable, 2 abandoned, 42 ok to fix: pip install Django==5.2.15 that's a real scan of NetBox — used in production by NVIDIA, Cloudflare, and thousands of others. pip install depheal no account. no api key. no config file. works immediately. # scan current directory depwise # scan…from github.com

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