CVE (MITRE) alternatives
6 tools in the catalogue cover the same ground as CVE (MITRE) and can replace it depending on the need. Each one is reachable, re-checked daily, and listed with its pricing.
- CVE DetailsfreeBrowsable CVE database with vulnerability history by vendor, product and version, plus scores and affected releases.
- NVD (NIST)freeUnited States national vulnerability database: official reference for CVE identifiers, with severity scores and affected products.
- Packet StormfreeLong-running archive of exploits, advisories and security tools, with entries going back to the 1990s.
- OSVfreeOpen vulnerability database for software dependencies, queryable by package and version across dozens of ecosystems.
- abuse.ch HuntingfreeCross-search over the abuse.ch feeds: malicious URLs, samples, botnet command servers and SSL fingerprints, from one of the most cited non-profit sources.
- BI.ZONE Threat IntelligencefreemiumThreat portal with strong coverage of groups active in the post-Soviet space, an area where Western sources are thin.
CVE (MITRE)
Threat Intelligence
Also written CVE(MITRE)
The authoritative CVE registry run by MITRE, where identifiers are assigned and their official records published.
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NVD (NIST)
Threat IntelligenceUnited States national vulnerability database: official reference for CVE identifiers, with severity scores and affected products.
MITRE ATT&CK
Threat IntelligenceGlobal knowledge base of adversary tactics and techniques based on real-world observations. The industry standard framework for describing and categorizing cyber attack behaviors.
ThreatFox (abuse.ch)
Threat IntelligenceFree threat intelligence platform by abuse.ch for sharing indicators of compromise (IOCs) — IPs, domains, URLs, hashes — with community attribution and MITRE ATT&CK mapping.
BI.ZONE Threat Intelligence
Threat IntelligenceThreat portal with strong coverage of groups active in the post-Soviet space, an area where Western sources are thin.
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