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Grype 0.112.0 derives a tag-only image's OCI PURL from its source name. On unpublished Docker images the inferred name includes the registry path, so our existing stackstate-k8s-agent VEX subjects do not match. Supplying the product name restores the four existing matches without changing the VEX scope; the same archive still reports the two unassessed Python findings.
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Fix the reachable StringPrep/IDNA defect (CVE-2026-17084) in embedded Python 3.13.15 with the unchanged upstream 3.13 backport. Retain the packaged-interpreter regression on both architectures and make Omnibus recheck Bazel patch inputs after cache restoration.
Remove five unnecessary backports: four findings already have reviewed VEX; the tar-link path is absent from the supported runtime and has a companion VEX assessment. Also set Grype’s product name so existing image-scoped VEX matches unpublished CI images. This was the reason four resolved findings reappeared in package CI. No scan gate or exception is weakened.
Validation: the published interpreter fails all four IDNA cases and passes with patched StringPrep; patch applies with zero fuzz; Ruff/Ruby checks and offline Zizmor pass. Identical-image Grype controls prove existing VEX matches with the name fix and does not match an unrelated product. Full candidate CI is running. Image-specific fixed VEX awaits verified post-merge digests; Python still reports 3.13.15.
Companion VEX: StackVista/vexhub#43. Detailed audit.
Tracking: https://github.com/StackVista/cve-reporter/issues/29