Data sources & licences

vuln.mlab.sh aggregates public vulnerability data. Each source below keeps its own licence, and some ask for a specific notice. When you reuse our data, the source's licence travels with it: the API returns the same list under sources.

Sources
Source What we use Licence / terms
NVD (NIST) CVSS scores and vectors, CWE, CPE configurations, references. NVD terms of use
CVE Program CVE identifiers and records (CVE JSON 5.x), used when NVD has not analysed a CVE yet. CVE terms of use
OSV.dev Package advisories and affected version ranges, for package search and SBOM scans. CC BY 4.0, unless an upstream database states otherwise
GitHub Advisory Database GHSA advisories, received through OSV.dev. CC BY 4.0
EPSS by FIRST Probability of exploitation in the next 30 days, and its percentile. Free use, attribution to FIRST.org
CISA KEV Known exploited vulnerabilities, date added and remediation deadline. CC0 1.0
ENISA EUVD EUVD identifiers and the EU known-exploited list. Reuse with acknowledgement of ENISA
ETDA Threat Group Cards, via actors.mlab.sh Threat actors documented exploiting a CVE, on CVE pages. CC BY-NC-SA 4.0, non-commercial only
CIRCL, Red Hat, vendor CSAF feeds, national CERTs Fallback CVE records, vendor fix status and advisories, each linked to its origin. Per publisher, cited on the record
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Package advisory data from OSV.dev and the GitHub Advisory Database is licensed under CC BY 4.0. vuln.mlab.sh normalises and enriches it; those changes are ours, the underlying data is theirs.

EPSS scores by FIRST.org.

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