Vulnerability Lookup facilitates quick correlation of vulnerabilities from various sources, independent of vulnerability IDs, and streamlines the management of Coordinated Vulnerability Disclosure (CVD).
The goal is to provide a way to create named collections/sets of vulnerabilities. With the possibility to add a little comment.
Notable changes
Bundles #33
new SQLAlchemy model, Bundle, for the website (the migration script is included and the app update script now automatically execute any available migrations. See here);
new API endpoint in order to manage bundles;
only administrators can create, edit and delete bundles.
bundles are always public
a third tab, dedicated to the bundles, is now available in the vulnerability_view page (/vuln/vuln-id): this tab lists the bundles that reference the current vulnerability
new view /bundle/<bundle-uuid> which is presenting the details about the bundle with a share button (Reddit, Newspipe, Pinboard)
User profile page
whole new column based layout with data entirely loaded via the API.
recent comments and bundles owned by a user are now displayed in 2 columns with dedicated RSS/ATOM feeds
new RSS/ATOM feeds to publish the activity of the user (/user/<login>.atom or /user/<login>.rss) are available
The goal is to provide a way to create named collections/sets of vulnerabilities. With the possibility to add a little comment.
Notable changes
Bundles #33
updatescript now automatically execute any available migrations. See here);vulnerability_viewpage (/vuln/vuln-id): this tab lists the bundles that reference the current vulnerability/bundle/<bundle-uuid>which is presenting the details about the bundle with a share button (Reddit, Newspipe, Pinboard)User profile page
/user/<login>.atomor/user/<login>.rss) are availableMinor fixes
Minor changes
/recentpages. The table is easier to read with better sizing of the columns