Global threats. Unified insights.

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GlobalCVE isn’t just another vulnerability feed. We’re building a transparent, unified, and open-source backbone for global CVE intelligence.

• Multi-source aggregation
  We pull from public feeds across continents — NVD, CIRCL, JVN, ExploitDB, and more — with full attribution and fallback logic.

• Open by design
  No paywalls, no vendor lock-in. Our code is public, our API is free, and our roadmap is community-driven.

• Minimalist and scalable
  Built with serverless architecture and clean UI logic, GlobalCVE is fast, forkable, and easy to integrate.

• Security-first ethos
  We prioritize clarity, provenance, and responsible data use — not marketing fluff or gated dashboards.

• Built by builders
  This isn’t a product. It’s infrastructure. And it’s yours to use, improve, and extend.

🌐 Visit the live site → globalcve.xyz

An open-source vulnerability intelligence platform that aggregates CVEs from multiple national and vendor sources — cleanly, transparently, and developer-friendly.

• Unified CVE view — no duplicates, no noise
• Custom badges for source attribution
• Minimalist UI with dark mode and loading states
• Serverless architecture — scalable and fast
• Open-source and free forever

• 🇺🇸 NVD (US National Vulnerability Database)
• 🇯🇵 JVN (Japan Vulnerability Notes)
• 🇨🇭 CIRCL (Luxembourg CERT feed)
• 🧨 ExploitDB (Public exploit repository)
• 🇨🇳 CNNVD — in testing repo
• 🤖 Android Security Bulletins (ASB) — in testing repo
• 🇫🇷 CERT-FR — in testing repo
• Testing Repo contains many many many sources.

• Frontend: Next.js (App Router), Tailwind CSS
• Backend: Node.js, Express-style API routes
• Data: CSV + JSON parsing, serverless fetch logic
• Deployment: Vercel (coming soon), custom domain support
• Optional DBs: SQLite, Supabase, or flat file cache

Here’s a preview of GlobalCVE’s UI:

To run locally:

npm install
npm run dev

Then visit http://localhost:3000 to view the site.

We welcome PRs, parser improvements, and new source integrations. Whether you're fixing bugs, adding new CVE feeders, or improving the UI — we’d love your help.

• Contributor Guide — setup, standards, and how to get started
• API Docs — endpoints, enrichment logic, and source structure
• Testing Repo — 40+ unmerged sources, experimental features
• Open Issues — issues, bugs, and feature requests

🧪 Want to help merge new CVE sources? Check out globalcve/testing — we’re actively onboarding contributors.

• Email: globalcve@gmail.com
• GitHub: @globalcve

Built with clarity, minimalism, and a deep respect for reproducibility.