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22,765 claims22,765 by cve2025-01-02 – 2026-10-03read every 6hpublished 4h ago

Where it comes from

read fromhttps://access.redhat.com/hydra/rest/securitydata/cve.json
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licenceRed Hat security data is published under CC BY 4.0; attribution is the tracker's source line.
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published byzetlynsigned ed25519:af9ffd7b7435cdad9724db5feea1a6f55ff38ea13b860ab62260f34f59a131ab

In trackers

Questions it answers

As its publisher wrote them: kernel, cvss>=9, CVE-2006-10002

What one claim carries

Besides its title, its text and the identifiers that say what it is about.

PropertyTypeClaims carrying it
cvssnumber20,220 · 88%
cwecode20,111 · 88%
packagestext6,389 · 28%
severitywords: redhat-severitycode20,416 · 89%

Versions

VersionPublishedClaims
cf7453dfabd52026-10-04 · 4h ago22,765latest
f6a8568ea35a2026-10-03 · 28h ago22,764
a287041aeb472026-10-02 · 40h ago22,719
9e0d718159182026-10-02 · 46h ago22,689
333c47dfeb212026-09-29 · 4d ago22,425
d356890b44982026-09-29 · 5d ago22,388

A subscriber holds one of these and is told of the next; an update fetches only what changed between them.

Use it

on your own machine
$ zetlyn source subscribe zetlyn/cve-redhat
# every claim and its history, kept current

Version cf7453dfabd56726f1649fe1 · manifest.json