Snyk email format

Snyk's email format is used to send notifications and reports to users about vulnerabilities, dependencies, and other security-related issues in their projects. Here is an example of the email format used by Snyk:

Subject: [Project Name] - [Vulnerability/Issue] - [Severity]

Body:

• Summary: A brief summary of the issue, including the affected package, vulnerability, and severity.
• Description: A detailed description of the issue, including the affected package, vulnerability, and recommended fix.
• Affected Versions: A list of affected versions of the package.
• Fixed Versions: A list of fixed versions of the package.
• Recommendations: A list of recommended actions to take to fix the issue, including upgrading to a fixed version or applying a patch.
• Links: Links to additional information, such as the Snyk dashboard, the affected package's GitHub page, or the CVE database.

Here is an example of what the email might look like:

Subject: my-project - OpenSSL vulnerability - High

Body:

Summary: OpenSSL vulnerability detected in my-project

Description: A high-severity vulnerability has been detected in the OpenSSL package in your project. This vulnerability allows an attacker to perform a man-in-the-middle attack and steal sensitive information.

Affected Versions: 1.1.1g, 1.1.1h, 1.1.1i

Fixed Versions: 1.1.1j, 1.1.1k

Recommendations:

• Upgrade to OpenSSL 1.1.1j or later
• Apply the patch provided by the OpenSSL team

Links:

• Snyk dashboard: [link to Snyk dashboard]
• OpenSSL GitHub page: [link to OpenSSL GitHub page]
• CVE database: [link to CVE database]

This is just an example, but the actual email format may vary depending on the specific issue and the user's settings.