Vulnerability Reportgrafana/mimir:3.1.6

grafana/mimir:3.1.6

digestsha256:b0d9a1b0a86562982318d90d2323e521e1034724c43a08505f2a63a3550cbddb

Executive Summary

Last scanned: Oct 21, 2026

Threat ScoreSAFE• General verdict is SAFE because the pre-calculated threat score falls in the SAFE band.• Vulnerability stats report exposed_total 0, post_total 0, exposed_max_severity 0.0, and post_max_severity 0.0.• No exposed-surface or post-exploit findings were provided, so there are no CVE IDs to cite from INPUT 4 or INPUT 5.• Trust checks label the publisher grafana as VERIFIED/TRUSTED and the image is pinned by digest.• The container runs /bin/mimir and declares SSL_CERT_FILE, with no input-driven risk indicators requiring remediation.

0/100SAFE

ReputationVERIFIED• Verified Publisher (Trusted Vendor)• Pinned by digest (Immutable)

TRUSTED

This image is safe for production use. The supplied vulnerability stats show zero exposed findings, zero post-exploit findings, and maximum severity 0.0, and the image is from a verified publisher and pinned by digest. No CVE IDs appear in the provided findings, so there are no specific vulnerabilities to call out or mitigate.

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Supply chain analysis

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