Live data

The CVE feed Noxen scans against

Noxen ships a daily-rebuilt vulnerability snapshot sourced from VulnCheck NVD++ and OSV.dev (Debian, Ubuntu, Rocky Linux, AlmaLinux). The numbers below are live — they're what the production manifest endpoint is reporting right now, fetched directly from the feed CDN.

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Sources

Where the data comes from

The feed is a unioned, deduped index across three upstream sources. Each row in the table is a record count from the latest build.

Source What it covers Records (live)
VulnCheck NVD++ NIST NVD, augmented with VulnCheck's enrichment for the post-Feb-2024 backlog Loading…
OSV.dev Distro-specific backport tracking for Debian, Ubuntu, Rocky Linux, and AlmaLinux Loading…

Trust

How you can verify what's served

Every snapshot is signed with Ed25519. The Mac app verifies the manifest's signature against a bundled public key before importing any record. Sources are mirrored, not interpreted — Noxen never re-scores or fabricates CVE data.

Live listings

Top recent critical CVEs

The most-recently-published critical-severity CVEs in the feed, deduped to one row per CVE ID, newest first. Refreshed when the feed itself rebuilds.

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Top recent high-severity CVEs

Same shape as the critical list, one severity bucket down. High-CVSS findings still demand attention but typically allow a normal patch-cycle response.

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By distribution

What Noxen tracks per distro

Per-ecosystem dashboards with the same headline numbers, framed for each distro.

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