CISA KEV
Reports vulnerabilities with evidence of exploitation. Being listed does not establish whether a specific organisation is affected or compromised.
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Know where the intelligence comes from, when it was collected, and what it can—and cannot—tell you.
Shodan
Aggregated search observations indicate indexed service visibility. Counts are not unique-host or confirmed-vulnerability counts and may change with coverage.
View official source ↗Publisher feeds
Headline metadata, publisher attribution and source links are collected periodically. Stories are not verified independently unless clearly marked as original research.
View current feeds →Editorial and technical standards
- Source-first: every news item links to its original publisher.
- Freshness: displayed collection timestamps refer to the most recent successful ingestion, not event occurrence.
- Failure transparency: unavailable or stale feeds should be clearly distinguishable from current records.
- Scope: offensive security material relates to systems owned or explicitly authorised for testing.
- Risk: CVSS, KEV status, EPSS and Shodan exposure are different signals; none alone proves exploitability.
- Data minimisation: public exposure summaries should not include private credentials or sensitive assessment results.
CyberIntel provides research and educational information, not a guaranteed complete or real-time threat feed. Security decisions should be confirmed with vendor and primary-source advisories.