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exploited-vulnerability-watch

Monitor newly exploited and high-priority vulnerabilities, correlate them to an application's public technology inventory, and produce a dated, evidence- backed action queue using CISA KEV and primary vendor advisories.

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# Exploited Vulnerability Watch

Turn the changing vulnerability landscape into a small, asset-relevant action queue. This is a defensive, read-only watch—not an exploit scanner and not a claim that exposure proves compromise.

## Prerequisites

- Current web access to authoritative public sources.
- A time window, defaulting to changes since the last recorded review or the previous 7 days.
- Optional local, read-only evidence of products, runtimes, dependencies, images, and externally reachable services.

## Trigger

- "Check the latest exploited CVEs"
- "What new attacks should we care about this week?"
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