User, contributor and developer-friendly vulnerability database. Our goal is to provide a vulnerability database which is:
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Actionable, easy to read and understand for developers and sysadmins who need to fix the vulnerability
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Easy to integrate by developers into any vulnerability scanner, report generator, penetration testing tool or related tool.
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Trivial to contribute to, by using JSON to store the vulnerabilities
The project founders maintain one or more vulnerability scanners, each of those tools had a different vulnerability database with different fields, formats, texts and quality. To reduce our documentation efforts we decided to commoditize the vulnerability database and created this repository.
It all started with these two github issues (1, 2) and various emails between Slava, Andres and Tasos.
The initial database information was contributed by the Arachni scanner imported in this commit.
This repository holds the vulnerability database itself, in order to make the information easily accessible from different programming languages these SDKs are available:
- Implementation in progress at w3af
We would love to receive your pull-requests! The easiest way to contribute is:
- Browse our repository and find the JSON file you would like to edit
- Click on the top-right icon in the github UI that will open the online text editor
- Change the file
- Save/commit
- JSON format specification by Andres Riancho, Tasos Laskos and Vyacheslav Bakhmutov
- Initial data provided by the Arachni scanner project