ben@thomson.cx:~$ nvd-query --days 30 --limit 2000 --paginate --format json
Live vulnerability data pulled directly from the National Vulnerability Database.
A Common Vulnerability and Exposure is a standardised identifier for a publicly known security flaw. Maintained by MITRE, each CVE ID gives researchers and defenders a shared reference point for a specific vulnerability.
The Common Vulnerability Scoring System rates severity on a 0–10 scale. Scores consider attack vector, complexity, privileges required, and impact. A score of 9.0+ is Critical — often meaning remote exploitation with no authentication.
The National Vulnerability Database is NIST's official CVE repository. It enriches raw CVE entries with CVSS scores, CWE weakness classifications, affected product lists, and remediation references.
Pulling from the NVD — search by CVE ID or keyword, filter by severity, sort by date or score.
Fetching vulnerabilities...