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vulncheck/frontend
vulncheck 97562abed0 feat(vendor): capture + show software vendor from Intune/Defender/Wazuh
Answers 'is vendor readable via the Intune/Defender API?' — yes:
- Intune detectedApps.publisher was being dropped in _map_apps; now kept
  as the package vendor.
- Defender softwareVendor was folded into the package label; now stored
  separately.
- Wazuh syscollector already carries vendor; now threaded through.

New vulnerabilities.package_vendor column (migration 038, idempotent),
populated at the package-finding chokepoints (app_cve_scanner._upsert +
cvelistv5 scan_asset via pkg vendor, defender _upsert_cve) and shown in
the Affected Package card on the CVE detail page.

Scope: single-package findings. Per-package (vulnerability_packages) and
Nessus/m365 vendor left as follow-up — Nessus rolls vendor into the
plugin name and m365/OS vendor is implicit (Microsoft).
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TrueVuln Frontend

Next.js 16 (App Router) UI for TrueVuln. See the root README for setup, deployment, and configuration — this app is deployed via Docker Compose alongside the backend, not standalone or on Vercel.

Local dev (without Docker)

npm install
npm run dev

Open http://localhost:3000. The dev server proxies API calls to the backend — see ../README.DEV.md for the full local (non-Docker) setup.