Exploited CVE Feed: Cyber Threat Intelligence

What is the Exploited CVE Feed?

The Exploited CVE Feed is a organized and annotated feed of new public mentions of CVEs in CISA’s Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) catalog. By indexing diverse sources such as social media, blogs, forums, and advisories, it provides unmatched visibility into global vulnerability-related conversations.

Optimize your monitoring strategy by understanding:

• CVE mentions in breaking news and community discussions.

• Exploit trends shared through technical analysis or proof-of-concept code.

• Patch advisories and updates for vulnerabilities actively being exploited.

• Affected products and systems linked to vulnerabilities.

Key Features and Benefits

• Focused Content Discovery:
  

  Track keywords like specific CVE identifiers (e.g., CVE-2023-23752) or broader vulnerability categories such as “remote code execution” or “privilege escalation.”

  
  

• Real-Time Data Updates:
  

  The feed refreshes continuously, ensuring you stay ahead of emerging vulnerability trends and public advisories.

• Rich Metadata for Context:
  

  Each entry includes related CWE classifications, affected products, source annotations, and geographic or organizational context.

  
  

• Global Coverage of Sources:
  

  Includes content from social media platforms, cybersecurity blogs, forums, news outlets, and official technical advisories.

Why Use the Exploited CVE Feed?

The Exploited CVE Feed helps you:

• Identify public discussions around vulnerabilities in real time.

• Understand patterns in exploitation methods and techniques.

• Monitor the latest updates for widely discussed CVEs in the KEV catalog.

• Gain insight into affected organizations, products, and associated risks.

  
  

Examples of Captured Data

• Breaking Advisories: Updates on vulnerabilities like CVE-2024-X and their potential impacts.

• Exploit Techniques: Public mentions of exploitation methods, such as command injection or buffer overflows.

• Patch Announcements: Information about available fixes and mitigations from official sources.

• Affected Products: Contextual mentions of impacted software and systems.

Who Benefits from the Exploited CVE Feed?

Ideal for cybersecurity researchers, IT professionals, and vulnerability analysts seeking real-time visibility into global conversations and updates about actively exploited vulnerabilities.