Automate search for FOSS security vulnerabilities, utilizing a free and open database of FOSS package vulnerabilities.
Aggregate and correlate vulnerability data from many sources.
Access the data through a REST API.
Based on open data and FOSS tools.
Includes security advisories published by Linux distributions, software package managers and package repositories, FOSS projects, GitHub, and more.
Focused on specific ecosystems, but aggregated in a single database to query a richer graph of relations between multiple versions of a package
Specificity increases the accuracy and validity of the data as the same version of an upstream package across different ecosystems may or may not be vulnerable to the same vulnerability.
Supports decentralized data re-creation, using tools that can detect and report FOSS packages using a Package-URL (PURL).
Quickly identify vulnerability fixes for your software stack.
Continuously monitor for vulnerabilities with open data.
See aggregated vulnerability data from multiple sources to accelerate analysis.
Use a Package-URL (PURL) to reliably identify, locate, and provision software packages across different tools, programming languages, package managers, packaging conventions, APIs, and databases.
Free and open data to ensure tools you use and produce can continuously look up vulnerability information without the limitations of commercial or proprietary databases.
Integrate with other tools for code analysis of vulnerability impact, by easily providing data using a PURL:
Automate search for open source security vulnerabilities, with VulnerableCode:
Search quality vulnerability data, aggregated across many data sources:
Quickly identify vulnerability fixes for your stack and continuously monitor vulnerabilities with open data.
Integrate vulnerability data easily into the AboutCode stack or other PURL-based tools.
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