Our Sources
CVEDaily coverage is grounded in primary, verifiable sources: the National Vulnerability Database (NVD), the CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) catalog, official vendor security advisories, regulatory filings, and confirmed statements from affected organizations. When we reference exploitation activity, we cite where that claim comes from.
How Content Is Produced
We are transparent about our process: CVEDaily uses automation and AI assistance to produce coverage quickly, with editorial review before publication. Articles synthesize information from the primary sources above — CVE identifiers, CVSS scores, affected versions, and patch information are taken from official records, not estimated.
Editorial Cadence
We deliberately publish a small number of pieces per week rather than chasing volume: a weekly roundup of the most significant stories, selected CVE and breach coverage, and evergreen explainers. We would rather cover fewer stories accurately than flood the feed.
What We Do Not Do
- We do not invent authors, credentials, or first-hand incident response claims
- We do not publish proof-of-concept exploit code or operational attack instructions
- We do not modify published articles’ URLs or dates; substantive corrections are noted in the article
Corrections Policy
If you find a factual error — a wrong CVE number, an incorrect severity score, a misattributed breach — contact us via our contact page. We verify against the primary source and correct promptly, noting material corrections in the article.