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I configured disable rule on "Azure running container images should have vulnerabilities resolved" by specifying their image digests but I still see the the images on affected pods list.
Why is that?
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Hello, @Eskedar Workeneh ! To help me better understand your issue, what exactly did you disable and how did you disable it?
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/defender-for-cloud/disable-vulnerability-findings-containers
Additional reference:
I need to ignore a finding and tried to disable it but it still it appears in the list of findings.
Azure running container images should have vulnerabilities resolved > disable rule > selected subscription> disable findings> added the list of digests I wanted to ignore (sha256:12994663;sha256:61d58054;sha256:f580****b929)
When I go check it after 24 hours, I still can see one of the images (sha256:1299****4663) in the list of vulnerable ones.
FYI. '***' is added not to expose unwanted info.
It looks like this is going to be specific to Microsoft Defender for Cloud so I'm going to update the tags to makes sure a security specialist can review this.