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FAQs
Your questions, answered.
What is a CVE identifier?
A CVE identifier, or CVE ID, is a unique code assigned to a vulnerability or exposure, facilitating the easy disclosure and reference of exploited vulnerabilities. It fosters a unified approach to addressing cybersecurity vulnerabilities.
Does every vulnerability have a CVE?
Not every vulnerability receives a CVE ID. A vulnerability only becomes a CVE after being publicly disclosed and assigned an ID by a CNA, adhering to CNA rules. Vulnerabilities in less prevalent or smaller vendor software may not be assigned a CVE.
How does a vulnerability become a CVE?
A vulnerability is designated as a CVE through a process of disclosure to a CVE Numbering Authority (CNA), which evaluates its exploits, impact, and significance. If considered critical, it's assigned a CVE ID, thus becoming one CVE and is cataloged for tracking and mitigation. This systematic process is crucial for addressing exploited vulnerabilities.
What’s the difference between CVE and CVSS?
CVE provides a unique identifier for vulnerabilities or exposures, whereas CVSS offers a scoring system to assess a vulnerability's severity. This scoring, ranging from 0 to 10, aids in determining the impact and urgency of exploited vulnerabilities, complementing CVE information for prioritization in vulnerability management.