CVE Databases
Common vulnerabilities databases
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China National Vulnerability Database
China National Vulnerability Database (CNVD) serves as the country's official platform for vulnerability disclosure, threat intelligence sharing, and coordinated security research within the Chinese cybersecurity ecosystem.
Open Source Vulnerability Database
Open Source Vulnerability Database (OSVDB) provides comprehensive vulnerability intelligence through community-driven research and independent security analysis.
Full Disclosure
Full Disclosure is a long-running public mailing list focused on detailed vulnerability disclosure and security research within the cybersecurity community.
Packet Storm Security
Packet Storm Security is a comprehensive information security portal providing exploit databases, security advisories, and penetration testing tools for cybersecurity professionals.
SecurityFocus
SecurityFocus serves as a comprehensive vulnerability database and security information portal operated by Symantec, providing detailed threat intelligence and security advisories.
CVE Details
CVE Details provides a free, comprehensive vulnerability database with advanced search capabilities and statistical analysis of Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) data.
VulDB
VulDB is a comprehensive vulnerability database that documents, categorizes, and explains security vulnerabilities with detailed technical analysis and risk assessments.
MITRE CVE
MITRE CVE is the industry-standard dictionary of publicly known cybersecurity vulnerabilities, providing unique identifiers and descriptions for security flaws across software and hardware systems.
NVD
The National Vulnerability Database (NVD) serves as the U.S. government's comprehensive repository of standardized vulnerability management data.
CVE (Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures) databases provide standardized identification and documentation of publicly disclosed security vulnerabilities, offering organizations centralized access to vulnerability information, technical details, and impact assessments for known security flaws across software and hardware products. These databases serve as the foundation for vulnerability management programs and security tool integration through consistent vulnerability identifiers and structured data formats.
Major CVE databases include the National Vulnerability Database (NVD), MITRE CVE database, vendor-specific vulnerability databases, and commercial vulnerability intelligence platforms that enhance CVE data with additional context such as exploit availability, threat intelligence correlation, and remediation guidance. These databases provide vulnerability descriptions, affected product versions, CVSS scores, reference links, and machine-readable feeds for automated vulnerability management tool integration.
Organizations utilize CVE databases to maintain comprehensive vulnerability inventories, correlate security scanning results with known vulnerabilities, prioritize patching efforts based on vulnerability severity and exploitability, track vendor security advisory releases, and ensure compliance with vulnerability management requirements. CVE databases enable consistent vulnerability communication across security teams, vendors, and industry stakeholders while supporting automated vulnerability detection and remediation workflows.