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CVE Intelligence

Exploited and newly published vulnerabilities, ranked by whether they are being used, how likely they are to be, and whether a patch exists.

CVEs held
3,164
each with its own record page
KEV listed, 30 days
35
newest 16 Oct 2026
Ransomware-linked
361
confirmed by CISA
Public exploit
883
exploit code referenced
Vendors
646
named in affected products
EPSS 90% or more
468
100% already known exploited

Counts of what we hold, not of every CVE ever filed. Collected from NVD, the CISA KEV catalogue (version 2026.10.16) and FIRST EPSS. Last collected .

Results

Our full local dataset: the complete known-exploited catalogue plus the high- and critical-severity CVEs published inside the collection window. It is a few thousand records, not the full CVE corpus; anything older and never exploited is not here.

Quick filters

Reading your query as: vendor simplehelp EPSS > 90% exploit code published past its KEV remediation deadline clear

No matches

Nothing in this view matches that search. That means we hold no such record, not that none exists: this is a slice of the CVE corpus, not all of it.

How to read this

KEV means attacked, CVSS means attackable

CVSS scores how severe a flaw would be if exploited. The KEV date says CISA has evidence it is being exploited. A 7.5 in KEV is a more urgent patch than an unexploited 9.8.

EPSS is a probability, not a score

The modelled chance of exploitation activity in the next 30 days, from FIRST. The hairline under it is drawn to the same scale, so a short line really is a small chance.

Signals are a hint, not an inventory

exploit 3 means three references were classified as exploit code, from NVD's tags or the shape of the URL. overdue means a CISA remediation deadline has passed.

A slice, collected daily

The whole KEV catalogue, however old, plus the high and critical CVEs published in the last 90 days. Scores are as of the last collection, not the live upstream state. NVD holds the rest.