Open Vulnerability Database
Query 150+ sources across CVEs, exploits, advisories, and malware feeds. One API. Every identifier format. Always current.
Intelligence sources
Aggregated, normalised, and enriched from 150+ authoritative sources. Every record is tagged with its origin, linked to upstream advisories, and queryable by any identifier.
Vulnerability Authorities
23 sourcesNormalised records from every major vulnerability database and numbering authority worldwide.
Government & National Cyber Defence
16 sourcesAdvisories from 14+ national CERTs and government cybersecurity agencies.
Vendor & Product Security
24 sourcesConsolidated vendor intelligence with structured affected-product data.
Supply Chain & Malware Detection
9 sourcesMalicious package detection across typosquatting, dependency confusion, and backdoored code.
Exploit Intelligence
21 sourcesExploit availability, PoC code, framework modules, and weaponisation status.
Threat Observation & Research
9 sourcesLive exploitation signals from honeypots, scanning infrastructure, and research communities.
Ecosystem & Patch Intelligence
47 sourcesPatch availability across 30+ distributions and ecosystems with version-specific fix tracking.
FAQs about
the VDB
Common questions about querying the Vulnetix open vulnerability database.
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Is the VDB free to use?
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How fresh is the data?
Can I use the VDB from my AI coding agent?
SKILLS.md — Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, and more. Plugin documentation.How do I get started?
brew install vulnetix/tap/vulnetix), grab a free API key, and run vulnetix vdb <identifier>. See the getting started guide.Ready to query the VDB?
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