> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.prismacloud.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.prismacloud.io/content-collections/search-and-investigate/vulnerability-queries/vulnerability-query-attributes.md).

# Vulnerability Query Attributes

Learn about Asset query attributes on **Investigate** page.

Review your options when using `vulnerability where`. Each attribute allows you to narrow your search criteria. As you use these attributes, the auto-suggestion feature shows the available expressions and the operators that are applicable for each attribute.

* `age`

  Use the `age` attribute to search for vulnerabilities in a date range that you select.
* `asset.lifecycle`

  Use the `asset.lifecycle` attribute to view the vulnerable assets across your application lifecycle.
* `asset.type`

  Use the `asset.type` attribute to search for vulnerabilities in specific or all asset types. The asset types include: 'Container Registry Image', 'Deployed Image', 'Host', 'Iac', 'Package', 'Serverless Function', and 'Vm Image'.
* `cve.id`

  Use the `cve.id` attribute to search and show all the assets across your lifecycle impacted by this CVE ID.
* `cvss.score`

  The `cvss.score` attribute queries all the vulnerabilities with a CVSS score that you select.
* `package.name`

  Use the `package.name` attribute to query all vulnerabilities with the package name that you select.
* `prioritized`

  The `package.prioritized` attribute filters the query based on vulnerabilities that are prioritized and the ones that are not.
* `risk.factors`

  Use the `risk.factors` attribute to search and query the vulnerabilities based on the risk factors that you select.
* `severity`

  The `severity` attribute queries the vulnerabilities with the severity levels (Critical, High, Informational, Low, Medium) that you select.
* `source`

  Use the `source` to query the vulnerabilities sourced from CAS and Compute.
* `version`

  The `version` attribute queries for vulnerabilities in all the impacted distros that you select.


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