I'm pulling a nginx image and running it in a container. When I search for the libcrypto3 library using the command `find / -type f -name libcrypto`, I locate it at `/usr/lib/aarch64-linux-gnu/libcrypto.so.3`. However, I'm trying to figure out the exact major.minor.patch version of this library. Unfortunately, I can't install any image scanners or additional packages to help with this.
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If your tools are limited, examining Docker image layers could be key to discovering specific versions. I discovered that methods for dissecting Docker images using command-line tools can provide insights about what’s included in the image layers. It might help you under your CKS restrictions!
For similar situations, I found that using the "bom" command was quite helpful. It usually comes pre-installed in many environments. You might want to check if it's available in yours!
There might be an SBOM or a SLSA provenance file associated with that specific version of the nginx container you're using. But I'm curious, why can't you utilize any image scanning tools?
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