$ cve-watch new
CVE Watchlist.
Paste your stack. See every CVE that touches it, ranked by how you should patch — and get told, only when something that matters to it moves.
How the matching works
Each line is matched against the vendor and product names in the CVE data. A version is ignored, so “openssl 3.0.2” watches OpenSSL; a bare vendor like “cisco” watches everything they make; a CVE ID watches just that one. Where a line matches nothing, the near alternatives are shown so a typo is obvious. The list is addressed by the link above and nothing else — treat the link as the credential, because anyone with it can edit the list.
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