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386,879
Published, all time
NVD, September 2026
247
Per day, 2026 avg
up from 136 in 2025
1,695
Confirmed exploited
CISA KEV · 0.44%
16,368
Analysed in depth by us
86% published this year
600+ technologies indexed · yours is almost certainly in here
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01The noise

247 CVEs drop every day.
Only a handful can hurt you.

247
new CVEs per day

The NVD firehose, and it is accelerating: 247 a day so far in 2026 against 136 in 2025. Nobody reads that. Nobody can.

0.44%
are confirmed exploited

Of 386,879 CVEs ever published, 1,695 are on CISA’s Known Exploited Vulnerabilities list. That is the set actually being used against people. The rest is homework.

0
scanners required

No agent. No network access. Declare what you run once, and we do the matching.

02The filter

How you get from 247 CVEs a day to a short list

We score every CVE on CVSS severity, EPSS exploit probability and CISA’s confirmed-exploited list, match it against the technologies you run, and notify you about the ones that survive, in scheduled batches through the day, with KEV re-checked hourly.

CVSSseverityEPSSexploit probabilityKEVconfirmed exploitedyour stackrelevance to you247/dayevery CVEsurvivesall fourmapthe technologies you runnginxpostgresqlsonicwalldockerubuntuwordpresscompareagainst your stack listCVE-2026-83548affects SonicWall SMA1000 Appliancenotifythe channels you connectemailtelegramslack
Every CVE published enters top left. Each barrier has a narrower opening than the one before it, and what does not fit stops there. Follow one that clears all four: we check it against the technologies you run, and only tell you when one of them is the thing it affects. The stack shown is an example; the CVE is real.
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How alerting works
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How stack tracking works
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AI filtered CVE alerts for your specific stack. No noise, only what threatens you.

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[CVE-2026-83548] CRITICAL · KEV · sonicwall
MAJORKEVCRITICAL · 10.0
CVE-2026-83548

Pre-auth SSRF in SonicWall SMA1000 allows auth bypass and unauthorized admin access.

matched stack
sonicwall
affected
SonicWall SMA1000 Appliance
Open in dashboardCVE detail
You’re getting this because sonicwall is in your tracked stack.
A real alert, in the layout we actually send. CVE-2026-83548 is in the screener. Check it.

The last 8 CVEs we analysed

most recent 2026-09-16
  • CVE-2026-920138.8CanvasWebGL bounds bug in Firefox/Thunderbird allows local privilege escalation.
  • CVE-2026-920068.8Canvas WebGL boundary bug in Firefox/Thunderbird enabling local privilege escalation.
  • CVE-2026-834568.8Remote privilege escalation allows takeover of Oracle Demand Signal Repository.
  • CVE-2026-834558.1Low-privilege remote exploit in Oracle Demand Signal Repository allows full data access.
  • CVE-2026-834548.8Remote privilege escalation in Oracle Document Management enabling full takeover.
  • CVE-2026-834529.8Unauthenticated remote takeover of Oracle Document Management (EBS)
  • CVE-2026-834518.5Remote privilege-escalation in Oracle Product Workbench allowing full takeover.
  • CVE-2026-834508.0Privilege-escalation in Oracle E-Business Suite Bills of Material allows takeover

Read live from the same table the screener serves. Not a curated list. Every row above is checkable, with its CVSS, EPSS and KEV status, and it needs no account. Audit all 16,368 of them →

03AI tooling · Max

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Our MCP server lets your favourite AI assistant search your CVE backlog, read every vulnerability's impact, and update statuses, without leaving the chat. Manage your vulnerabilities with AI.

Claude Desktop
Claude.ai
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Zed
Continue
Activate MCP. Go Max
Claude · vulneraibility
What's critical in my stack this week?
calling search_cves(since: "2026-05-11", status: ["OPEN"])…
→ 4 results
CVE-2026-12847 · postgres · KEV · critical
CVE-2026-11993 · nginx · high
CVE-2026-11801 · openssl · critical
4 open CVEs in your stack. CVE-2026-12847 on Postgres is on the KEV list. Patch that first. Want me to mark the others as IN_PROGRESS?
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Questions security teams ask before signing up

Do I need to install a scanner?

No. Declare the technologies you run and we cross-reference every new CVE against them. No agent on your hosts. No network access. No credentials.

Why not just use free NVD or CISA KEV email alerts?

If you already read them and they work for you, keep them. They are the same public data we start from. The difference is what arrives: NVD mails you everything, which in 2026 is about 247 CVEs a day, and CISA mails you the exploited ones whether or not you run the affected software. We match every CVE against the specific technologies you tell us you run, score it on CVSS, EPSS and KEV together, and only mail you what clears the bar. The free feeds are a firehose and a watchlist; this is a filter.

What's the difference between Premium and Max?

Premium unlocks unlimited technologies, categories, and the 1,000-CVE backlog. Max adds Slack + Telegram alerts, AI fix instructions, unlimited backlog, and API access for programmatic consumption.

How accurate is the AI filtering?

Every CVE is scored on three public signals: CVSS severity, EPSS exploit probability, and membership of the CISA KEV catalogue. An LLM pass then adds context. We have not published a recall figure against expert review and will not quote one until we can show the working. You can audit the output yourself: the screener lists every CVE we have analysed, with its scores, and needs no account.

How quickly do alerts arrive?

We ingest new CVEs from NVD in scheduled batches through the day, then re-check the CISA KEV catalogue every hour and EPSS scores daily, so a CVE that becomes known-exploited after publication is re-flagged the same day. Alerts dispatch within a minute of a matching CVE landing in our database. We are in private beta and do not yet publish a latency SLA.

Is the free tier really free?

Yes. Major-CVE alerts, stack matching, and email delivery, no card, no trial clock. It stops at 2 technologies because that's where Free becomes Premium.

Can I export CVEs or hit this from an API?

A REST API with per-user keys is included in Max today. Authenticate with a bearer token and filter by your stack. The public screener is also open to everyone, with no account, if you just want to search the corpus.

What data do you store?

Just the technology list you declare and your account email. We never see your infrastructure, servers, code, or traffic. Data is encrypted at rest and never shared.

Can I use an anonymized email and name?

Yes, please do. We care about delivering the best CVE data for your stack, not about knowing who you are. Sign up with a privacy-forwarding alias (Apple Hide My Email, SimpleLogin, anonaddy, ProtonMail aliases, +tag addresses, anything you like) and put whatever you want as your username. The Service has no need for your real identity to work.

What happens when I delete my account?

Immediate deletion. The moment you hit delete in your dashboard, your account row, declared stack, alert history, and integration bindings are removed from the database. Only billing records mandated by law (invoices, tax receipts) are retained for the statutory accounting period. No 30-day grace window, no soft-delete recovery.

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Yes. Premium and Max are month-to-month via Stripe. Downgrade or cancel from your dashboard, access continues until the end of the current period.

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