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Scaner-VSvulnerability catalog · v4.2
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Search and filters

The search input in the top bar runs against the vulnerability ID and the description. Typing fortinet, apache, or CVE-2024-21762 all work the same way — partial matches are allowed. Hit Enter or wait for the inline results to settle.

Filter sidebar

The left sidebar on the catalog provides:

  • Section switch — Catalog / KEV-only / Recent 180 days.
  • Severity — Critical / High / Medium / Low / Info.
  • CVSS range — numeric slider, 0.0–10.0.
  • EPSS range — numeric slider, 0.0–1.0.
  • Source — multi-select over all 9 upstream sources.
  • Flags — KEV / High EPSS / Has exploit.

Sort

The toolbar sort dropdown ranks by severity (default), CVSS score, EPSS score, or publication date. The order toggle flips ascending / descending.

Split view vs table view

  • Split view — three columns: sidebar, list, preview pane. Best for interactive browsing — click a row to see the vulnerability without losing the list.
  • Table view — dense grid, eight columns. Best for eyeballing many rows at once or exporting to spreadsheet (via copy-paste — the catalog does not provide a download button).

URL state

Every filter, sort, and view toggle is reflected in the URL, so any view is bookmarkable:

/catalog?search=fortinet&sev=critical,high&src=nvd,bdu&kev=1
        &sort=cvss&order=desc&view=table

Share a link — the recipient sees exactly your filtered view.

Collection pages

Three top-level catalogs expose structured knowledge alongside the CVE list:

  • /sources — per-source catalogs with record counts and coverage.
  • /cwe — MITRE CWE weakness catalog (~1500 entries).
  • /capec — MITRE CAPEC attack-pattern catalog (~600 entries).

Each exposes an “Open in catalog” button that filters the main catalog by its ID — so /cwe/CWE-79Open in catalog lands you on every CVE tagged with CWE-79.