Security situation
Hundreds of new security vulnerabilities. Every day.
Average of the last 30 days, source: ENISA
Most remain theoretical. Some are actually attacked, often in programs almost everyone uses. Those are exactly the ones you'll find here – continuously updated, in plain words.
- 0attacked in the last 30 days
- 0of which critical
- 0also used for extortion
What's under attack right now.
This list only shows vulnerabilities that are proven to be exploited – across all vendors. Newest first.
Anything here that you use? Install the update. If you're not sure whether it affects you, ask us.
Don't rely on this list alone. It only shows what's publicly known. It's never complete, and some vulnerabilities haven't been discovered by anyone yet. Only a check shows whether your systems are secure. We're happy to do that for you.
We'll help youThere's no attacked vulnerability here in this period.
Where the list comes from
The list is generated automatically from the catalogue of actively exploited vulnerabilities kept by the US agency CISA (Known Exploited Vulnerabilities, public domain) and from ENISA's European vulnerability database (EUVD, severity). Descriptions appear in the original. Warnings in German are available at CERT.at.
The list doesn't replace a check of your systems. We're happy to do that for you.