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cve_scan: add some false positives. #15944

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10 changes: 9 additions & 1 deletion tools/dependency/cve_scan.py
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'CVE-2020-8169',
'CVE-2020-8177',
'CVE-2020-8284',
# Node.js issue unrelated to http-parse (Node TLS).
# Node.js issue unrelated to http-parser (Node TLS).
'CVE-2020-8265',
# Node.js request smuggling.
# https://github.com/envoyproxy/envoy/pull/14686 validates that this does
# not apply to Envoy.
'CVE-2020-8287',
# Envoy is operating post Brotli 1.0.9 release, so not affected by this.
'CVE-2020-8927',
# Node.js issue unrelated to http-parser (*).
'CVE-2021-22883',
'CVE-2021-22884',
# False positive on the match heuristic, fixed in Curl 7.76.0.
'CVE-2021-22876',
'CVE-2021-22890',
])

# Subset of CVE fields that are useful below.
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