About CVEInfo.com

Our Mission

CVEInfo.com is a comprehensive CVE (Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures) information aggregator that brings together vulnerability data from multiple authoritative sources into one convenient location. Our mission is to make security vulnerability information more accessible and easier to search, helping security professionals, developers, and organizations stay informed about potential threats.

What We Do

We automatically collect, normalize, and present CVE information from leading security databases and organizations. Instead of visiting multiple websites to gather vulnerability information, users can access everything they need in one place with powerful search and filtering capabilities.

Our platform updates regularly to ensure you have access to the latest security vulnerability information as soon as it becomes available.

Data Sources

We aggregate CVE information from the following authoritative sources:

NVD

National Vulnerability Database - The U.S. government repository of standards-based vulnerability management data. Provides comprehensive CVE information with CVSS scores and detailed metadata.

MITRE CVE

MITRE Corporation's official CVE list - The original source for CVE identifiers and descriptions. Maintains the authoritative dictionary of publicly known cybersecurity vulnerabilities.

GitHub Security

GitHub Security Advisories - Vulnerability information specific to open-source projects and software packages. Provides detailed information about security issues in popular development libraries and frameworks.

Features

  • Unified Search: Search across all CVE sources with a single query
  • Advanced Filtering: Filter by severity, vendor, date range, and more
  • Detailed Information: View complete CVE details including CVSS scores, references, and affected products
  • Community Comments: Read and contribute insights about specific vulnerabilities
  • Email Alerts: Subscribe to receive notifications for CVEs matching your keywords
  • Regular Updates: Automatic data synchronization ensures fresh information
  • Free Access: All features available at no cost

How to Use CVEInfo.com

  1. Browse CVEs: View the latest vulnerabilities on the homepage
  2. Search: Use the search bar to find specific CVEs, vendors, or products
  3. Filter: Narrow results by severity, vendor, or date range
  4. View Details: Click any CVE to see complete information and references
  5. Comment: Share insights or ask questions on CVE detail pages
  6. Subscribe: Set up email alerts for keywords you want to monitor

Disclaimer

CVEInfo.com aggregates data from public sources and provides it "as is" without warranty of any kind. While we strive for accuracy and timeliness, we cannot guarantee the completeness or accuracy of the information provided. Users should verify critical information with original sources before taking action.

This service is provided for informational purposes only. We are not responsible for any actions taken based on information obtained from this website.

Contact & Feedback

We welcome your feedback and suggestions for improving CVEInfo.com. If you encounter any issues, have feature requests, or would like to report inaccurate information, please reach out through the comment system on individual CVE pages or contact us directly.