The 'is-website-vulnerable' tool is designed to detect publicly known security vulnerabilities in a website's frontend JavaScript libraries. It scans the website and checks the JavaScript libraries used against a database of known vulnerabilities, provided by Snyk. The tool can be used through the command line, Docker, or a GitHub Action, and it provides detailed information about any vulnerabilities found. It does not require any special setup or configuration, and it can be easily integrated into existing development workflows.
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