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Content and attribution
CVE Watch presents factual vulnerability identifiers and security metadata, with links to the authoritative source records.
How content is used
The interface, visual design and explanatory text are original to CVE Watch. The site does not use vendor logos, product photography or copied advisory articles.
Microsoft data is limited to factual fields such as CVE identifiers, affected product names, version mappings and scores. Microsoft advisory prose is not republished; visitors are directed to Microsoft’s original guidance.
Data sources
- CVE Program terms of use ↗ — CVE identifiers, records and references.
- NIST National Vulnerability Database ↗ — CVSS, affected configurations and reference metadata.
- CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities Catalog ↗ — exploitation and remediation-priority indicators.
- FIRST EPSS ↗ — exploitation probability data.
- Microsoft Security Response Center ↗ — Windows product and remediation metadata.
Names and marks
Vendor and product names are used only to identify affected technology. They may be trademarks of their respective owners. CVE Watch is independent and is not sponsored by, endorsed by or affiliated with those vendors.
Removal requests
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