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Enter a CVE identifier (e.g. CVE-2024-12345) or a product name directly into the search bar. CVE Radar returns the full vulnerability profile: severity score, affected versions, exploit availability, vendor patch status, and whether the vulnerability is being actively exploited in the wild. You can also browse trending CVEs on the landing page to identify which vulnerabilities threat actors are currently targeting.

The 'exploit available' flag indicates that working exploit code for this CVE has been identified in public repositories (GitHub, Exploit-DB, Metasploit modules) or underground forums. A CVE with a public exploit is substantially more dangerous than one without — attackers can weaponize it with minimal effort. CVE Radar distinguishes between proof-of-concept (PoC) code and fully weaponized exploits used in active attacks.

The NVD and Mitre databases are authoritative vulnerability registries but they only provide base metadata. CVE Radar enriches each entry with real-world threat intelligence: active exploitation signals from honeypot and telemetry networks, exploit code references, threat actor targeting patterns, and vendor patch release timing. This context transforms a raw severity score into an actionable priority — helping security teams distinguish which CVEs require immediate patching from which can follow a normal patch cycle.

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