Updated on 2025-06-05 GMT+08:00

Adding a Binary SCA Job

CodeArts Governance comprehensively analyzes the software packages/firmware. It scans the security configurations and security compiler options to detect information leakage and other potential risks in the open-source software.

You only need to upload the package software or firmware files and start scans. CodeArts Governance will generate detailed test reports.

Prerequisites

  • You have obtained a username and its password to log in to the management console.
  • Target binary software packages are ready to be scanned.

Constraints

  • Files in the following formats can be scanned: .zip, .rar, .tar, .tar.gz, .jar, .apk, .hap, .so, .gz, .gzip, and so on
  • The file name can contain only letters, digits, spaces, underscores (_), hyphens (-), and periods (.).
  • The file name can contain a maximum of 100 characters.
  • Describe the job within 200 characters.
  • The file size cannot exceed 5 GB (300 MB for free trial jobs).

Procedure

  1. Log in to the CodeArts Governance console.
  2. In the navigation pane on the left, choose Software Composition Analysis (SCA) > Binary SCA.
  3. Click Create Job. In the displayed dialog box, click Scan File, select the software package to be scanned, and import it.

    Table 1 Parameters

    Parameter

    Description

    Scan File

    The software package and firmware to be scanned

    Job

    Name of the file to be scanned

    Description

    Description of the job

    Upgrade this scan to Professional.

    This is shown when your free package has remaining scanning quota and yearly/monthly billing is not used.

    • Disabled: The Free edition will be used for this scan job.
    • Enabled: The Professional edition will be used for this scan job. After the upgrade, you can check complete scan results, export the report, and upload a file up to 5 GB. For frequent scans, yearly/monthly packages are recommended.

  4. Click OK to upload and scan your file.
  5. (Optional) if the upload fails, the Resume will be displayed.

    • Resume: The upload resumes from where it stops.
    • OK: The upload restarts and the Resume button disappears.
    • If you refresh the page, the Resume button will disappear.